I am new to Forex and am currently developing my forex trading system. Basically the system comprises of an entry indicator, trend indicator, volume indicator and exit indicator in addition to extensive risk management rules. The difficulty I am having with is the volume indicator. The system is currently 60% profitable; however after backtesting I see that the losses are primarily stemming when the market is stagnant and there is not much volatility. I have tried out volatility and volume indicators such as MFI CMF On Balance Volume with strategies such as zero line cross or crossover a threshold but haven't had much success. Anybody else run into the problem? Have you found a suitable volume indicator to prevent entering in trades when the markets are tight? Any thoughts on this are very much appreciated.
[Event] Increasing fiscal transparency in the government and financial sector
Capacity Development Strategy for Rwanda
Forward-looking policy priorities will focus on improving fiscal transparency, domestic revenue collection, interest rate-based monetary policy framework, improving and harmonizing statistical reporting which includes real statistics, budget preparation, external sector statistics, and promoting private investment. Rwanda is a high-intensity Technical Assistance (TA) recipient with a good track record for use of IMF technical assistance. The authorities’ proven commitment/ownership mitigates risks, and future success will require continued close coordination between the authorities, TA providers, and the AFR team. In the most recent fiscal year, TA was provided for:
Tax policy: An initial mission to estimate and assess tax expenditures and a model-building workshop took place.
Revenue administration: A mission to improve the Integrity of Taxpayer Register took place; assistance with the Revenue forecasting tool was provided.
Public Financial Management: The blueprint on the move to accrual accounting was reviewed, with recommendations on phasing, defining intermediate milestone, and a monitoring system; cash management and budget execution missions.
Government Finance Statistics: Compilation and dissemination of high frequency fiscal and debt data and moving to GFS-2014 format reporting.
Data standardization: To improve adherence to the data standards initiative, an e-GDDS mission took place.
Real sector statistics: Refinements were made to quarterly indicators and quarterly GDP estimates.
Money and FX Market Operations: Further measures to facilitate the development of the repo market.
Financial sector supervision and regulation: The central bank received training on risk-based supervision and formalizing its macroprudential policy framework and strengthening Basel II implementations and corporate governance as well as supervisory framework for forex bureau sectors.
Rwanda will begin implementing Forward-Looking TA Agendas into action to further develop the country's economical infrastructure.
Improve Transparency of Government Spending
Fiscal Transparence Evaluation; improving frequency and coverage of fiscal and debt data, implementing GFS-2014 formal fiscal data, and development of IPSAS accounting manual and providing IPSAS training
Improve domestic revenue mobilization through reducing and better targeting exemptions and improving revenue administration core functions
Follouw up TA on tax expenditures, reviewing the integrity of the taxpayer reigster, strengthening tax audi capacity of telecommunications sector, devloping a domestic taxes department headquarters function with its process flow and staff roles and responsibilites, as well as evaluation of revised property tax law.
Enable comprehensive, credible, and policy based budget preparation
Developing a roadmap for the implementation of performance based budgeting throughout the government sector
Enhance the effectiveness of monetary policy implementation
Training on Forecasting and Policy Analysis (FPAS)
Enhance financial sector supervision
Assisting in implementing a risk based supervision (RBS) including for insurance companies, adopiting IFRS, enhanscing RBS for MFIs and SACCos, and implementing Basel II/III
Establish an effective macroprudential policy framework and reofm and develop national payment system
Enhancing macroprudential oversight of non-bank insurance companies and pension firms, enhancing oversight policy framework, and oversight training.
[Event] Increasing fiscal transparency in the government and financial sector
Capacity Development Strategy for Rwanda
Forward-looking policy priorities will focus on improving fiscal transparency, domestic revenue collection, interest rate-based monetary policy framework, improving and harmonizing statistical reporting which includes real statistics, budget preparation, external sector statistics, and promoting private investment. Rwanda is a high-intensity Technical Assistance (TA) recipient with a good track record for use of IMF technical assistance. The authorities’ proven commitment/ownership mitigates risks, and future success will require continued close coordination between the authorities, TA providers, and the AFR team. In the most recent fiscal year, TA was provided for:
Tax policy: An initial mission to estimate and assess tax expenditures and a model-building workshop took place.
Revenue administration: A mission to improve the Integrity of Taxpayer Register took place; assistance with the Revenue forecasting tool was provided.
Public Financial Management: The blueprint on the move to accrual accounting was reviewed, with recommendations on phasing, defining intermediate milestone, and a monitoring system; cash management and budget execution missions.
Government Finance Statistics: Compilation and dissemination of high frequency fiscal and debt data and moving to GFS-2014 format reporting.
Data standardization: To improve adherence to the data standards initiative, an e-GDDS mission took place.
Real sector statistics: Refinements were made to quarterly indicators and quarterly GDP estimates.
Money and FX Market Operations: Further measures to facilitate the development of the repo market.
Financial sector supervision and regulation: The central bank received training on risk-based supervision and formalizing its macroprudential policy framework and strengthening Basel II implementations and corporate governance as well as supervisory framework for forex bureau sectors.
Rwanda will begin implementing Forward-Looking TA Agendas into action to further develop the country's economical infrastructure.
Improve Transparency of Government Spending
Fiscal Transparence Evaluation; improving frequency and coverage of fiscal and debt data, implementing GFS-2014 formal fiscal data, and development of IPSAS accounting manual and providing IPSAS training
Improve domestic revenue mobilization through reducing and better targeting exemptions and improving revenue administration core functions
Follouw up TA on tax expenditures, reviewing the integrity of the taxpayer reigster, strengthening tax audi capacity of telecommunications sector, devloping a domestic taxes department headquarters function with its process flow and staff roles and responsibilites, as well as evaluation of revised property tax law.
Enable comprehensive, credible, and policy based budget preparation
Developing a roadmap for the implementation of performance based budgeting throughout the government sector
Enhance the effectiveness of monetary policy implementation
Training on Forecasting and Policy Analysis (FPAS)
Enhance financial sector supervision
Assisting in implementing a risk based supervision (RBS) including for insurance companies, adopiting IFRS, enhanscing RBS for MFIs and SACCos, and implementing Basel II/III
Establish an effective macroprudential policy framework and reofm and develop national payment system
Enhancing macroprudential oversight of non-bank insurance companies and pension firms, enhancing oversight policy framework, and oversight training.
[EVENT] Increasing fiscal transparency in the government and financial sector
May 4, 2022
Capacity Development Strategy for Rwanda
Forward-looking policy priorities will focus on improving fiscal transparency, domestic revenue collection, interest rate-based monetary policy framework, improving and harmonizing statistical reporting which includes real statistics, budget preparation, external sector statistics, and promoting private investment. Rwanda is a high-intensity Technical Assistance (TA) recipient with a good track record for use of IMF technical assistance. The authorities’ proven commitment/ownership mitigates risks, and future success will require continued close coordination between the authorities, TA providers, and the AFR team. In the most recent fiscal year, TA was provided for:
Tax policy: An initial mission to estimate and assess tax expenditures and a model-building workshop took place.
Revenue administration: A mission to improve the Integrity of Taxpayer Register took place; assistance with the Revenue forecasting tool was provided.
Public Financial Management: The blueprint on the move to accrual accounting was reviewed, with recommendations on phasing, defining intermediate milestone, and a monitoring system; cash management and budget execution missions.
Government Finance Statistics: Compilation and dissemination of high frequency fiscal and debt data and moving to GFS-2014 format reporting.
Data standardization: To improve adherence to the data standards initiative, an e-GDDS mission took place.
Real sector statistics: Refinements were made to quarterly indicators and quarterly GDP estimates.
Money and FX Market Operations: Further measures to facilitate the development of the repo market.
Financial sector supervision and regulation: The central bank received training on risk-based supervision and formalizing its macroprudential policy framework and strengthening Basel II implementations and corporate governance as well as supervisory framework for forex bureau sectors.
Rwanda will begin implementing Forward-Looking TA Agendas into action to further develop the country's economical infrastructure.
Improve Transparency of Government Spending
Fiscal Transparence Evaluation; improving frequency and coverage of fiscal and debt data, implementing GFS-2014 formal fiscal data, and development of IPSAS accounting manual and providing IPSAS training
Improve domestic revenue mobilization through reducing and better targeting exemptions and improving revenue administration core functions
Follouw up TA on tax expenditures, reviewing the integrity of the taxpayer reigster, strengthening tax audi capacity of telecommunications sector, devloping a domestic taxes department headquarters function with its process flow and staff roles and responsibilites, as well as evaluation of revised property tax law.
Enable comprehensive, credible, and policy based budget preparation
Developing a roadmap for the implementation of performance based budgeting throughout the government sector
Enhance the effectiveness of monetary policy implementation
Training on Forecasting and Policy Analysis (FPAS)
Enhance financial sector supervision
Assisting in implementing a risk based supervision (RBS) including for insurance companies, adopiting IFRS, enhanscing RBS for MFIs and SACCos, and implementing Basel II/III
Establish an effective macroprudential policy framework and reofm and develop national payment system
Enhancing macroprudential oversight of non-bank insurance companies and pension firms, enhancing oversight policy framework, and oversight training.
So my friends built some algorithms for trend trading the Forex Market. I am going to be helping them now. They asked that I help with filtering by plotting all of the signals, and applying my own indicators to see if I can produce better results with less losses. I have read through all the indicators on tradingview indicator wiki and it seems like all the indicators are the same. Like RSI versus MFI they both just produce a line that you can look at and say oh there’s divergence it doesn’t seem like any indicator is really telling you that much. Any advice?
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Volume and Market Facilitation Index (MFI) Tradimo - YouTube
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