This indicator is based on multiple instances of CCFpExtra cluster indicator and provides superposition
of their results.
The indicator creates a set of CCFpExtra
instances with carefully selected periods and combines their results using smart weighting and normalization algorithms. No more
worries about settings to choose for cluster analysis, no more false signals. And it inherits all advantages of
CCFpExtra: arbitrary groups of tickers or currencies, time
alignment of bars for different symbols with proper handling of possibly missing bars, up to 30 instruments.
The indicator works in a similar way as CCFpExtra
– it shows up to 8 lines with relative power of each given symbol. In fact they are signals: the higher currency the stronger signal to buy it, the
lower currency the stronger signal to sell it, and most reliable instruction is: what is at the top should be bought, and what is at the bottom
should be sold. But unlike to CCFpExtra, CCFpExtraSuperMulti never implies overbought or oversold states, so
if you usually treat clusters in such a way that upper symbol is overbought and you should sell it – don’t do it, and similarly if you used to
treat lower symbol as oversold and good target for buying – don’t do it either.
The recommended timeframes H1 – D1.
Parameters:
- Instruments – comma separated list of instruments with a common currency; for Forex symbols the common currency is either a
quote currency or a base currency, which is detected in all given symbols; if the autodetection failed (as for non-Forex
tickers),DefaultBase parameter is used (here, ‘base’ means a common currency between all tickers, not a base currency of a Forex symbol); the
default set of instruments includes all Forex majorsEURUSD,GBPUSD,USDCHF,USDJPY,AUDUSD,USDCAD,NZDUSD; please note, that NZDUSD can be missing at some demo servers, so don’t
forget to edit as appropriate; - MA_Method – moving average method, the default is linear weighted;
- Price – moving average applied price type, the default is weighted price;
- All_Bars – number of bars to calculate on, the default – 1000; 0 means all available bars (do not
recommended); - BarByBar – false means re-calculating 0-th bar on every tick, true (default)
means calculating bar only once (on 1-st tick and when closed); - DefaultBase – default common currency to use; it’s used only if the base can not be detected automatically.
The screenshots 1-4 show trading opportunities for major Forex currencies chronologically (though not all of them), using H1. The
screenshot 5 shows long-term trading opportunities on EURJPY D1 in past.
More functionality is provided by the successor indicator SuperIndices.