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Distance Coefficient Ehlers Filter

Distance Coefficient Ehlers Filter

Summary

This is the TradeStation code (ELD and Workspace example) for the Distance Coefficient Ehlers Filter as discussed in John Ehlers book,  

Rocket Science for Traders: Digital Signal Processing Applications.

 The Distance Coefficent Ehlers Filter is a type of filter in the non-linear FIR (Finite Impulse Response) filter class. This type of filter is great for [...]

Delayed Channel Breakout Strategy

Delayed Channel Breakout Strategy

Summary
The Delayed Channel Breakout Strategy appears to have first originated from an Angus Jackson and later converted to TradeStation by an unknown author
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DBS Where Indicator

DBS Where Indicator

Summary
The DBS Where Indicator, also known as Dynamic Breakout System Where Indicator, is a modification of the original Dynamic Breakout system, designed by George Pruitt for Futures Magazine in 1996
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DBS March Strategy

DBS March Strategy

Summary
The DBS March Strategy is an interesting strategy that has show itself to be very profitable
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DBS Day Indicator

DBS Day Indicator

Summary
The DBS Day Indicator is a single plot indicator, that appears to show trending information, similar to the RSI indicator
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DBS Break Strategy

DBS Break Strategy

Summary
This is the DBS Break Strategy that is based on the DBS Break Indicator that is written about in a different post.
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DBS Break Indicator

DBS Break Indicator

Summary
This is a 4-plot DBS Break indicator that channels around the price
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DBS 9.2 Strategy

DBS 9.2 Strategy

Summary
The DBS 9.2 strategy is a very profitable strategy, especially for longer term trades.
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Data Cross Indicator

Data Cross Indicator

Summary
A highly profitable and extremely simple system that indicates a buy for ‘Data1′ when ‘Data2′ crosses a moving average. The Data Cross Indicator has achieved a profit factor of over 14 in several back test that have been run. Not bad for a moving average, eh?
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