Hi All,
Many data problems today of course. It may take a while to sort out all the
outlier quotes and get a database that is usable. Many stocks reported trading
at $0.01 or $0.02. Some even reported at $0.00. Wow, infinite profit if you
got filled. But alas not to be.
NASDAQ is taking
come up when
QT isn't running and vice-versa. Or to run another program which can tap into
the IQfeed and see if there are any abnormalities in the data in that app as
well.
Thanks again for your feedback.
Cheers!
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, NW Trader pk47hargus
this out eventually.
Cheers!
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, NW Trader pk47har...@... wrote:
Hi Kurasake,
I know exactly what you are experiencing. However, the bad data is in QT,
but then once you have imported it to AB, it will persist. It will most
frequently occur when
Hi Kurasake,
I know exactly what you are experiencing. However, the bad data is in QT, but
then once you have imported it to AB, it will persist. It will most frequently
occur when you do a backfill of some or all stocks in QT, but depending on your
data source and the spike settings you
Hi Michel,
Did you set the period for the exploration to weekly? To do so, open the AA
window, click on Settings, under the General tab set the Periodicity to Weekly.
Now try running your exploration.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: michel_junior003
Hi Allan,
While not an AFL solution, you can also hover your cursor over a watchlist name
and the watchlist number, name and number of symbols in the watchlist will be
visible in a popup like the tool tips. Useful for quick checks on the size of
any watchlists components without resorting to
Hi L V,
Did you also click on the Reset all button at the bottom of the parameters
screen?
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: L V Gandhi
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 8:44 AM
Subject: [amibroker] Doubts about Parameters
want the last date in your database quickly, in the to box, click
the down notion to open a calendar and click on the red square at the bottom
next to Today: (date of last update in data).
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: NW Trader
To: amibroker
for their historical data.
So, if downloading historical the downloader should be able to handle this
adjustment to the database.
Bill
- Original Message -
From: NW Trader
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: March 09, 2010 2:20 AM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Few
for their historical data.
So, if downloading historical the downloader should be able to handle this
adjustment to the database.
Bill
- Original Message -
From: NW Trader
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: March 09, 2010 2:20 AM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Few
Hi Vernon,
I'm no spring chicken myself, and this is my third profession. But with a son
in law school and a daughter about to start grad school, the concept of
retirement is one that eludes me. VBG
I've been trading for living now for over 15 years (and involved with investing
for 40+
Hi chi,
Brief responses to your questions (the markets are open I'm trading, so not
much time for detail):
1) Yes. See Foreign in help and numerous posts in this group.
2) Yes. AB is very programmable. If you can think articulate it, it probably
can be done.
3) Try this to get started:
Hi jolly,
Not certain that you have read the intraday AB info completely or what you mean
by This is with the Intraday arrangement on, connected, set-up and functioning
correctly. However the advice Prashanth gave is not complete.
Open the AA pane, and then click on settings and change
@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2010 10:07 AM
Subject: [amibroker] Re: Scan / Exploration of Intraday data.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, NW Trader ta4cha...@... wrote:
Hi jolly,
Not certain that you have read the intraday AB info completely or what you
mean
default chart default to a Bar Chart Style, rather than
Candlesticks?
Where is the setting that I missed?
Thanks
Adrian
On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 7:48 PM, NW Trader ta4cha...@comcast.net wrote:
Hi chi,
Brief responses to your questions (the markets are open I'm trading
, not
candlestick?
I have tried saving the default layout, but no go. Any other ideas?
Thanks!
Adrian
On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 8:51 PM, NW Trader ta4cha...@comcast.net wrote:
Hi Adrian,
On the toolbar, View - Price chart style - Bars.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
Hi Vernon,
I suppose the fast answer is It depends. On what does it depend? Well
really how are you using the data and for what stocks.
First of all, Yahoo data is WYSIWYG, i.e. it doesn't adjust for splits, symbol
changes, etc. So if your principal use is to acquire a historic database
Hi jolly,
So what language was the original code written in?
Hard to do any translation when one doesn't know what to convert from. AVG has
a particular definition in AFL (check the help file). Telechart PCF's use a
convention like AVGH3.5 to mean the a 3 day average of the high 5 days
Hi ice,
Yes it is. See TimeFrameSet() and TimeFrameRestore() in the AFL help. Hint,
look at how one plots daily info on intraday charts.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: iceboundbug
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2010 5:41
Hi Mark,
Try running a first exploration to do your heavy lifting sort on the whole
universe which stores the output to a specified watchlist. If you are running a
current version of AB you can also automatically sort the exploration's output
on any criteria. Then run a second exploration on
Hi Ice,
Apologies, didn't read your whole message. I'll try to get back to you later
after the market.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: NW Trader
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2010 9:51 AM
Subject: Re: [amibroker
Hi Mark,
OK, now Mike has confused me. Do you want to develop a system that is being
backtested, or do you want to generate a list of trade candidates each day
which you will then trade manually, i.e. with discretion? I understood you to
want to see a list of trade candidates each day,
.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, NW Trader ta4cha...@... wrote:
Hi Ice,
Apologies, didn't read your whole message. I'll try to get back to you
later after the market.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: NW Trader
To: amibroker
Hi asit,
Why not just use the Bar Replay feature? Go to Tools- Bar Replay and select
the from and to periods, the step interval and the speed. Note that speed is
steps/second, so if you want to go slower, you have to enter Speed in decimals.
Of course you can pause at any point as well.
for this
purpose? i am a beginner in afl.
with regards
Kumar
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, NW Trader ta4charts@ wrote:
Hi Kumar,
See Cross in the AFL glossary. Basically you want:
CondUP = Cross( PDI(14), MDI(14) );
CondDn = Cross( MDI(14), PDI(14
Hi Ron,
This may not be what you are looking for given that you think of Quicken and
the others you mentioned as position management software. Personally I
characterize them as personal finance management tools, not trade or position
management software.
But if it is trade and position
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2010 8:30 PM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] AFL Probs
Dear NW Trader,
Thanks for ur reply.
But still my prob is not solved, what i want is TO FILTER OUT DATA WHICH HAS
ITS PREV CLOSE EUQAL TO LOWEST CLOSE IN PAST 10 DAYS.
I
Hi Kumar,
See Cross in the AFL glossary. Basically you want:
CondUP = Cross( PDI(14), MDI(14) );
CondDn = Cross( MDI(14), PDI(14) );
Filter = CondUP or CondDn ;
Addcolumn( C, Close, 3.2, coloryellow, colorblue);
Addtextcolumn( writeif( CondUP, Cross UP, Cross Down), DI STATUS , 10.0,
Hi Abbas,
I do not know if the following clues will help; I hope so. I can't be certain
what it is that you are trying to do as your explanation was truncated or
incomplete.
LL = LLV(L,10); // This will return the lowest low of the past 10 bars,
including the most recent bar and
Hi Antoinette,
No translation from MS code necessary.
If you are a registered user, you may get Sylvain Vervoort's SVAPO (Short term
Volume and Price Oscillator) fully coded by Tomasz from the SC Trader Tips
section in the members area. Open the November 2007 link, for the code along
with
Hi Jackene,
I don't want to offend, but do you expect to go through life for free? OK, with
that observation aside, let's consider the advantage of registering the program
(by paying a small fraction of what similarly powerful programs cost). The rest
of what follows assumes that you find
Hi Chris,
You are right, my response was a bit of knee jerk. For which I apologize to
Jackene. I too failed to read the actual question. I really have no defense,
except to note that of late there have been a number of new users who
apparently are using unlicensed, cracked versions and so
Hi Chris,
I don't think you need to do that two step shuffle. There is a plug in that
allows AB to directly read the Telechart Gold (TC2007) data (free with AB) and
I would think it works for their mutual fund data although I do not use that so
don't know for sure. If it does, the only
Hi Chris,
Glad to help and just give a shout if you need anything else. If you do stocks
at all, TC Gold does update (20 min delayed) throughout the day with the end of
day data generally available by 5:30 PM or so (I generally wait until after
6:30). You will know it is the day's final data
Hi Graphman,
WOW!! -- I haven't heard of that program (WoW) for almost a decade. I used it
along with Metastock for a while in the mid to late '90's before finding AB. I
thought that it had not made the transition to the Millennium (well actually I
had heard that they tried to patch it, but
Hi Eski,
Just thinking off the top of my head here, but could you do an exploration of
your entire database (e.g., filter = 1) with the only columns displayed being
for the Close or perhaps Volume. Then sort the exploration to identify all
symbols with a zero value for the close (or volume)
Hi Fred,
Try setting the Periodicity in the AA settings to the intraday period you want
(e.g., 1 minute, 5 minute, etc.) instead of Daily.
It may also be that the trial version doesn't support intraday, but I may be
mistaken? What settings are available to you in the AA? I use the purchased
Hi Andre,
I don't know about in ALF, but in AFL vbg it's certainly possible and easy.
I'm assuming you want the entire chart to have a different color when the
condition is true and another color when false, rather than just the indicator
changing color. So you can try the following:
XX =
Hi Andre,
An addendum:
In my code there is no need to use the lines:
Background1_color = colortan;
Background2_color = colorrose;
I included that by habit as I was going to parameterize things.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: NW Trader
Hi Silon,
Apologies for delay -- lots going on at my end. I'm in trading just now, so
I'll have to wait for market to close before spending much more time on this.
However as I originally said, this isn't difficult to code once you write out
the conditions you are looking to be met.
What
Hi Kurasake,
Now that you have added the QuoteTracker info to your problem, I'll confirm
that I too have seen the same problem. I see it using QT with a data feed from
Ameritrade (two computers and two different AMTD data servers). The
differences I've noticed from your experience are that I
of the long -- a casual look at using the setup as a
stop and reverse system does not suggest that it would be very profitable, if
at all. Let me know if you have further questions. Enjoy.
// 3 DAY SETUPS
// WRITTEN BY NW TRADER AT THE REQUEST OF SILON SAMA 02-03-10
// = EXPLORATION
Hi Raine,
This is not difficult except for your definition of one year. The number of
trading days differs from market to market, however a general rule of thumb
might be 250 days. In the US, I have 253 days in this year, however one year
back it might be a bit less depending on holidays, so
Hi vgakkhar,
Look in the afl and help files for time frame set. Also look in the AB Library
with a search for pivots. There are a number of examples of how to display
daily, weekly, etc calculated levels on intraday charts. Also look for daily
moving averages on intraday charts. Good luck.
Hi Silon,
Yes it is possible (and even easy) to combine all three conditions to generate
a buy signal.
I'll be happy to code it, however you need to give me a few more details and I
would like to see what you have tried first (you will learn more that way).
Regrettably, the picture
Hi,
For the reasons explained below, I will not code the solution you requested.
As a work around for your original problem, why don't you just have a second
pane with the MACD code above or below the Candlestick Recognition pane. Yes,
it won't be superimposed, but you can match up the
fine. Tx.
2010/1/28 NW Trader ta4cha...@comcast.net
Hi Eswar,
You can do this for yourself if you start to learn some basic AFL coding
(which should be your goal if you want to use AB customized to your own
preferences). You already are part way there as you have defined
Hi Rasheed,
What time length do you expect this to run on? 1 Minute, 15 Min, Hourly, end
of day??? Do you want the H1 and L1 levels set by the time frame selected or
some other time frame (like end of day if you are charting intraday).
How do you define a buy or sell? Is it to be a cross of
--
From: NW Trader ta4cha...@comcast.net
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, 27 January, 2010 6:19:57 PM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Bar Chart Colors
Hi Joseph,
Try the following lines and plot statement in a new formula editor:
Barcolor = IIF(CRef(C,-1
Hi Mi,
In your first statement, several possible reasons could cause a value of 0.
If your data has a 0 for the C, H, L or V then you are multiplying by 0 which
will return 0. If H equals L then H-L will equal 0.
When I code your first line and apply it randomly to stocks in my
Hi Eswar,
You can do this for yourself if you start to learn some basic AFL coding (which
should be your goal if you want to use AB customized to your own preferences).
You already are part way there as you have defined the conditions you want to
display, now you just need to incorporate them
Hi Joseph,
Try the following lines and plot statement in a new formula editor:
Barcolor = IIF(CRef(C,-1) , colorGreen, colorRed );
Plot(C, Close , Barcolor , styleBar |styleThick ) ;
This colors the bars based on the relation of the close to the prior close. If
you want the bars to depict the
Hi Abhijit,
If what you are wanting to do is put a button on the toolbar next to where you
have the 5 and 15 minute buttons, it can be done with a little work. I've done
it for 1, 3, and 30 min periods. Here is what you should try:
1) Tools- Preferences - Intraday and edit one of the
Hi Abhijit,
Forgot to add that if you want to move the order of your icons on a toolbar,
you should hold down the ALT key and then left click on the icon and drag the
icon to where you want it.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: NW Trader
Hi Dennis,
I'm just seeing this thread, so my suggestions may be off, however you might
consider whether mail.com (or one of the ISPs you use with them) has gotten
itself listed on an Anti-spam blacklister service such as Spamcop (spamcop.net,
owned by Ironport) or ORDB (ordb.org). Some ISPs
Hi Samuel,
It is possible to set your display for all days via File- Database settings -
Intraday settings - Show 24 hour trading (or day and night sessions, if you
then define the hours below). However, unless you have a data provider which
provides data for all days, or you write some code
Hi Peter and Bruce,
Bruce wrote but is still shows current price. Not sure how to get rid of
that.
If you mean the value label on the Y axis, you can eliminate them globally via
Tools - Charting - uncheck Show Value labels.
To locally conceal price (or other indicator values for last bar
Hi Ed,
Try adding this for a line of the HHV of H in the past 20 periods (substitute
LLV(L,10) to plot the LLV in 10 periods):
Plot(LastValue( HHV(H, 20) ) , , ColorYellow, StyleLine) ;
Enjoy AB!!
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: eddmhng
To:
Hi Benjamin,
WC() is apparently a reserved term -- the clue is when you type wc, it changes
to upper case (Same as C, O, H, L, etc.). Try renaming your variable to W_C
and it should work.
I don't know what WC() does off hand -- it's not in the help file yet and so I
think it has been
Hi droskill,
Re: QP your comment - No lists of the stocks making up SP500 or other key
indices (they do have Nasdaq and NYSE).
Have you opened the QP charting software, then selected the index you wish
(e.g., !RUT, !SPX, etc.) and clicked F2 (or the tablet with pencil icon on the
tool
Hi Droskill,
So I take it that in your back test model (and in real trading) when a stock
split happens, you would want to be stopped out but you would ignore a reverse
split because your stock price has increased in value? Or do you have another
way that should be handled -- easily enough I
Hi all
Below (and attached) is another way to address the issue. While it may run
much faster on longer watchlists, it does suffer from one problem that I
haven't figured out how to address -- the total number of issues with RSI(2)
over 90 is at the top of the column, however I haven't
- count bars IF (RSI(2) 5). Do I need
to use looping code or cum may do the job?
Regards
Richard
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, NW Trader ta4cha...@... wrote:
Hi all
Below (and attached) is another way to address the issue. While it may run
much faster on longer watchlists
F1 - type paramfield in search - click List Topics - select AFL Functioin
Reference - PARAMFIELD
or RTM
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: Habibur Md. Rahman Planning Networks
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2009 1:37 AM
Hi eskimo,
IMHO, Layers is one of the most useful (and perhaps unique to stock charting)
features of AB's charts. However one thing isn't intuitively clear -- the
numbering of them.
First, in your PlotShapes argument, there is a provision for specifying a layer
(0 or Default Layer is the
Try putting all the symbols you want (i.e., both groups) into a single
watchlist and then test against that watchlist. Wouldn't that work? (You have
{nearly} unlimited watchlists.)
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: hydrob...@rocketmail.com
To:
Hi Eski,
Yes you are right (though I did say that their numbering isn't intuitively
clear VBG). I realized that a few moments after I sent my reply -- like
watchlists, default colors, and a few other things, AB starts it's numbering at
0.
Then again, maybe I'm just a Roman at heart who
Hi Bob,
Download (save as) directly from the Members Area Library. The library you are
accessing is now read only (used to be interactive) - so you have to do cut and
paste if you use it, and introduce the errors you experienced.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message
Hi Yves,
Your IIF statement is not properly constructed (missing an argument). Here's
the solution -
Plot( 1.5, Tr-RSI,
IIf(uptrend, colorviolet,IIf(downtrend, colorwhite,colordefault ) ) ,
styleOwnScale|styleArea|styleNoLabel|styleNoTitle , -0.5, 100 ) ;
Peace and Justice ---
Hi Alan,
With AB there's usually more than one way to skin a cat. I prefer explorations
over scans for most purposes as I can display more information about the output
beyond buy and sell.
For example, I have an more extensive market relationships exploration, a
snippet of which follows
Hi TomB,
Unsolicited info for you.
The colored vertical lines you are creating ( with your double clicking) define
a range on a chart which you can zoom in to (View - Zoom - Range or use
keyboard shortcut AltZ). To remove the defined range, it is not tricky --
you can do a CTRLF12 as you
Hi TomB and reinsley,
Try using an exrem statement for the pivotlow and pivothigh. It will remove
the small green and red arrows.
Pivotlow = (exrem(pivotlow,pivothigh); Pivothigh = exrem(pivothigh, pivotlow);
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: TomB
Hi Yves,
If you insist on writing code, it is time for you to get out the manual and
learn the language (construction, reserved words, arguments and syntax) of AFL.
You ask questions which are at the heart of how to write even the simplest of
code. I solve this one for you:
Plot(RSI(9),RSI,
);
Plot(RSI(9),RSI, ColorRSI , styleThick|styleDashed ) ;
Again, as has been suggested by myself and Mubashar Virk, read the manual.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: NW Trader
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, November 08, 2009 11:46 AM
Hi Yves,
You are not defining the different ParamColor with different names -- all are
named MACD color. Try giving each a unique name. E.g. -- MACD color 1,
MACD color 2 , etc.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: Yves
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
many others are interested
in this for intraday trading.. should be a simple problem
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, NW Trader ta4cha...@... wrote:
Hi Maththewkho,
Add the following to your exploration code (the P is a parameter which will
let you define the length
Hi Maththewkho,
Add the following to your exploration code (the P is a parameter which will let
you define the length of the comparison period, delete this line and substitute
1 in the Addcolumn argument if you know that you will only want a one day
delta) :
P = Param( Periods, 1,1,50,1);
Hi Mr. 21015,
Robert Heinlein put it best with TANSTAAFL. (There's no such thing as a free
lunch. )
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: Mr. 21015
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2008 8:59 AM
Subject: [amibroker] NEW USER -
Hi Ash,
Works fine for me. Has for years (since '99).
is there any reason that AB will not plot a moving average longer than 200?
Yes -- not enough data.
Do you have 500+ days (or whatever periods you are using) available? Do you
understand how a moving average is computed? After buying a
Hi Dan,
Or you could add the following code snippet at the start of you indicator code
to reverse the order of the display. This is one instance where some old code
is still quite useful. I routinely use a variant of this to dictate whether
MAs or other indicators overlay candles. Good
Hi mahesh,
As no one else has answered, and the trading day is over, I will respond with a
couple things; blunt but not meaning to be rude.
I do not know what you mean by with volumes calculated based on some
percentage of thier price. Do you mean that the price should be divided by
volume
Hi G,
Use correct arguments.
EMA(C,21) , not EMA(21,C)
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
- Original Message -
From: gmorlosky
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 5:06 AM
Subject: [amibroker] Amibroker 5.02 - Editor - error handling limit ??
I
Hi all,
At the risk of being flamed, may I suggest a middle approach?
I get the group's output via email. Drilling down is no difficult task in an
ongoing discussion, but for those who wish to read the group online I suppose
it could be onerous. And to see how an idea or code develops
Hi Grant,
Several hours ago I posted a reply to you with code attached, however it has
yet to show up. Maybe I've been away so long that the rules have changed, but
no matter. I'll try again and just include the code within the message. The
following will plot the Average Range as either
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 9:45 PM
Subject: [amibroker] Re: Average Range
Patrick, you're awesome. Thank you so much, from one NW trader to
another. :-)
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, NW Trader [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Grant,
Several
Hi Steve,
See my code in the AB Library for a more versatile tool.
Hope all is well with you, may see you in Houston. Here I've been busy and
am without power at the moment (but running on a 12 KW generator that I
installed last summer, expecting the INet to go down any moment too). Lots
of
Hi excellent? sanjay,
The answer to your question is Yes. See the help file, search for colors,
pick first entry.
or try this:
Plot( Volume, Volume ,IIf( C O, ParamColor(Up Color, colorGreen ),
ParamColor(Down Color, colorRed ) ),
ParamStyle( Style, styleHistogram | styleOwnScale |
Hi Robert,
I'm not Tomasz (or anywhere near as smart), but have you checked to see if
your chart parameters are set to display trading arrows [ rt click chart,
select parameters -- axes grid -- miscellaneous -- show trading
arrows ] -- all of this is for display of arrows after an AA has been
Hi Keith,
You can follow Dave's suggestion (include the indicator name in the
_SECTION_BEBIN() function, or write your own custom Title -- see the help
file for the command or look at some sample code. A custom title line
allows for a lot more idiosyncratic style, to include other information
Hi Steve,
Know what you mean about Yahoo's erratic behavior. I posted the message to
you below about 30 minutes before my Title message to Keith and while the
post to him appeared within a half hour, the one to you has yet to appear.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
Hi Steve,
I posted some
Jim,
I reported this directly to Tomasz shortly before he left for vacation a
couple days ago. Below is his response.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
==
Hello,
I am aware of it but I have no time to fix it now.
Choices:
1. Downgrade to 4.80
or
2. Do not click with
Hi Gerald,
Sorry for the very late reply -- it has been a very busy week, again, and I
don't often get a chance to catch up intra week.
For ADX studies, of course one starts with J. Wells Wilder's seminal work
New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems (1978). [Don't be put off by
the
:)danOn
Sunday 21 May 2006 11:52 pm, NW Trader wrote: Hi Dan,
Try using a Hull MA -- it's a lot faster. Peace and
Justice --- Patrick
Please note that this group is for discussion between users only.
To get support from AmiBroker please send an e-mail directly to
SUPPORT {at} amib
r package atTrader's
Press. Will try eBay also.
Was wondering how you thought these
setupswould backtest?
Thanks again for your generous
support.
In gratitude
Joe
- Original Message -----
From:
NW
Trader
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mo
Hi Steve,
Try LLV(H-L, 2) if you wish to include today's range. If you want the
lowest range prior to today, try Ref(LLV(H-L, 2), -1)
Consider defining range as a variable and use is as you will.
Range = H-L;
With LLV(Range, 2) for the first example above; Ref(LLV(Range,2), -1) for
the
Would you point me to the underlying method by
Conners and Cooper?
Best regards
Joe
- Original Message -
From:
NW
Trader
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 1:36
AM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] 1-2-3
Setups
Hi Jim,
While this may seem antithetical to your present practice (and desire for
"free" data), I'd suggest a subscription to either Quotes Plus or TC2005.
They will maintain your database for you with pretty clean reliable data, keep
stocksorganized in industries/sectors/exchanges,
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Hi Patrick,
Do you speak French ?
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From: NW Trader
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 5:53 PM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] RT trading system with multiple securities
Hi BG
Use Filter, select
Hi BG
Use Filter, select the watchlist.
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
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To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 7:06
AM
Subject: [amibroker] RT trading system
with multiple securities
Hello,Is it possible to
Hi Al,
Have you used the EXREM() function in your code?
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
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martinod
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Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2006 12:07
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Subject: [amibroker] POSITION
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Hello,
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