THE CROSSX PRO V.4 SETTINGS ARE DESCRIBED BELOW
There are 4 sections of CrossX Pro V.4 settings:
- Consistent Parameters
- Input Parameters
- Divergence Settings
- Swing Point Settings
1. Consistent Parameters
Strength of trend: Determine trend strength, calculations are based on momentum of price. This is a consistent parameter therefore you do not change it.
Volatility: Volatility is the trading volume and frequency of price changes. This is a consistent parameter therefore you do not change it.
2. Input Parameters
You can adjust Input parameters however you find best. The default which generally have a great performance across every market but trading is very personal per asset and timeframe.
Fix Buy/Sell signals to timeframe: The default setting is “Same as chart”, it means that a signal from the indicator will not be fixed to a particular timeframe. A signal will be changed according to the chart timeframe as normal.
If you don’t choose “Same as chart”, let’s say you choose “3D TF”, it means that allows the indicator to be calculated on a timeframe (TF) different from the chart’s timeframe. In this case, regardless of what time frame your chart is, you will receive signals from the 3D TF because it is fixed on the indicator. The indicator TF should ideally be higher than the chart’s, to provide a broader perspective than the chart’s TF. Using indicator TFs lower than the chart’s will produce fragmentary results so refrain using the indicator timeframes at smaller the chart’s timeframe.
Smoothness: It is the level of smoothness of the buy/sell signal.
Sensitivity: It can be adjusted for decreasing or increasing the amount of signals on your chart. The lower the sensitivity the less signals appear. 8 is the default setting, the default which generally have a great performance across every market.
Noise: It can be adjusted for reducing noise. Behaving like a subset of sensitivity. The lower the value the less noise appear. 555 is the default setting, the default which generally have a great performance across every market.
3. Divergence Settings
The default setting is 2, it means that once a divergence signal appear, you will have to wait for 2 candles to confirm the signal. In other words, the signal will delay 2 candles from the current candle to check the divergence. You can adjust this parameter however you find best.
4. Swing Point Settings
The default setting is 10, it means that a swing point will delay 10 candles from the current candle to check the swing point. You can adjust this parameter however you find best.
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