LUNAFX - System Manual
LUNAFX - System Manual
System Manual
Risk warning
Before you begin trading on Real account please carefully consider your
investment goals, risk and experience you have. It should be noted that Forex is a
leverage based market. It should be remembered that leverage can work both in
your advantage and disadvantage as well. Therefore there is high risk of losing a
part or all of your financial input placed on your account and because of that you
should remember to trade with the amount of money which you can lose without
taking any influential financial damage.
Disclaimer
Signals generated by the system are not investment recommendations. All materials included
on the website, as well as all system components (indicators, instruction manual) are for
educational purposes only. Creators of the system will not take any responsibility for any
profit or loss/damage caused by using the system.
LUNA-M3- provides most conservative signals. The trend changes slowly and
allows for catching the bigger moves on moderate / higher TFs.
HOW DOES IT WORK.
System provides very easy to read signals.
Green marks means BUY SIGNAL.
(when you will see green candles, it means that the current trend is bullish and
you can expect BUY signals only).
Red marks means SELL SIGNAL.
(when you will see red candles, it means that the current trend is bearish and
you can expect SELL signals only).
STOP LOSS
Stop loss order should be placed in the technically best place:
- The direction of the MACD on the current chart, and crossing of the signal line and
zero line.
- The direction of a fast 3 period LWMA crossing a 5 period SMA (periods customizable).
- The direction of the Parabolic SAR on the current chart for giving the exit signal and
also confirmation for entry.
- An oscillating graph of the William's % Range indicator. This was used because of its
fast movement and unique predictive quality. Also because its very good for identifying
Overbought/Oversold conditions.
- The overall recommended signal to trade, based on the various indicator signals.
- And last but not least the spread of the currency, in big easy-to-see numbers.
- A History viewer in the form of a vertical line that can be dragged over previous bars
to bring up the history.
- An OB/OS Signal Map, showing the Overbought or Oversold signals from 7 different
oscillators/indicators on 7 timeframes.
Double click on it and drag it across the previous bars to bring up the previous indicator values
in dashboard. You can delete the line at any time, but changing timeframes will make a new
one appear (only if one is not present). As long as the History Line is ahead of the current price
the current readings will be given, so if you're not using it its best to delete it until you need it
again, otherwise it will soon fall behind current time. It is still not perfect and misses bars past
the weekend mark, but is quite accurate for short term history. It is more accurate reading the
current indicators than the multi-timeframe indicators.
COMPACT MODE - Switches from the default full display to a smaller display. 1. The Trend
Graph or the OB/OS Signal Map are not available in compact mode.
USE MONTHLY CHART FOR OPTIONS - DisableMonthly disables Multi-Meter on the Monthly
chart so that Options can be accessed by pressing F7, or from the Expert Advisors menu.
PROCESSING LATENCY (SLEEP) - This is the value in milliseconds that the program loop is
stopped before restarting the cycle. Default is 100. It can be adjusted for optimizing the dash
to your computer. You can reduce the value for slightly more responsiveness of indi but go too
low and it will start flickering.
TREND-O-GRAPH - This graph shows trend waves of the short and longer term trend. Use
DisplayTrendGraph to toggle between the Trend Graph and OB/OS Signal Map. The Trend Graph
is displayed by default. The values for the 7 Moving Averages can be set here including the MA
Type (Simple, Exponential, Smoothed or Linear Weighted). Default is Smoothed.
OVERALL SIGNAL - The overall Signal can be configured to include or exclude the direction of
most of the indicators displayed. Current indicators are from the current chart and Multi-
timeframe indicators are the MAs from the Trend Bar. Choose which of these signals you want
to include or exclude. By default ALL Current indicators and NO Multi indicators determine the
signal.
OB/OS SIGNAL MAP - This graph displays 7 indicators plotted along 7 timeframes. All of them
except Bollinger Bands are Oscillators, and are commonly used for identifying
Overbought/Oversold conditions. The indicators are from bottom to top: MACD, Stochastic
Oscillator, William's % Range, Money Flow Index, Commodity Channel Index, Relative Strength
Index and Bollinger Bands.
If the price moves into an OB or OS zone a grey cross will appear indicating a reversal is
imminent. When the the price does reverse the cross will become Green for Buy or Red for Sell.
The more crosses the better if you a trading a reversal, as the OB or OS level is more
significant. The zone values are customizable, the default values are the most commonly used.
The OB/OS Signal Map should be used when the market is ranging sideways, as Oscillators are
not very reliable in strong trends. NOTE: The MACD Buy or Sell signal is the MACD crossing the
signal line, a grey cross appears if the MACD is falling above the signal line, or rising below the
signal line. The Bollinger Bands give a grey signal if the price has moved outside of the bands,
if the price reverses the Buy or Sell signal is displayed.
INDICATOR VALUES - Values here are for changing the MA-Xover signal, MACD signal, Parabolic
SAR signal, MA Trend Bar, W%R and Stochastics.
Interpretation of the Signals
1. Identify the longer term trend with the MA Trend Bar or Trend Graph. Check the PSAR
reading on the slower timeframes, ie. H1 to W1.
2. Identify the shorter term trend with the MA Trend Bar, Trend Graph, MACD, MA-X, and
P-SAR on the faster timeframes, ie. M1 to M30.
3. Use Stochastics, W%R and OB/OS Signal Map to identify Overbought/Oversold conditions
or even small oscillations in price.
4. Use the Bar % Meter for identifying an accelaration or decceleration of price movement.
5. MA-X will usually be the first signal after Bar % Meter to show a reversal of price
direction.
6. MACD will follow suit soon after which confirms the MA-X reversal.
7. P-SAR will follow after if the reversal is not false. It is most useful for confirmation and
especially exiting trades.
8. Overall Signal will combine the chosen indicators for trade entry confirmation.