Hello Tomasz
I'm wandering is are there any problems in doing the following
AmiVar result = gSite.AllocArrayResult();
gSite.SetVariable(blah, result);
return result;
Would this cause problems to the GC having the same memory in two variables?
Thanks in advance.
Hello,
I have a question for AmiBroker users, especially those using it in real-time:
how many chart windows do you have open simultaneously and how many panes per
chart ?
I mean the maximum that you use or would like to use.
I am asking because knowing that would make code tuning /
TJ,
As a real time day trader I use 12 open charts... each chart currently has 8
panes, but frankly I only use max 3 panes per chart (on some a single pane
only)... I think 8 may have been the default and I didn't change it.
As I understood it, reducing the number of panes didn't add any speed
If one of the AFL experts out there could help me out, it would be greatly
appreciated. I do not understand why, in this formula the sell price is not
being executed according to my stops. Please understand this is a
work-in-progress and not meant to be a complete formula. I put in all the
Dear Tomasz,
In my view the ideal maximum is 10 windows (the font I use is Abadi MT
Condensed 8), 5 of them with 1 each default chart, and the other 5 with 1each
linked chart, each 'linked chart' linked to 1 each default chart.
The idea is that I will have 5 stocks/ commodities each with one
I am confused by your use of the terms 'sheet' and 'pane'. I believe
that 8 is the default number of sheets per chart (or is it per chart
window). One is the default number of panes per sheet.
Also, I'm not sure what a chart is. For example, on page 38 of the
Users Guide 5.20, I see a
Tomasz,
Currently I have one main chart open as visible with just one pane. I also
have 3 other chart windows open on upper tabs, but not always visible. My
intention is to have up to 4 additional minimized charts running in the
background on different timeframes to provide timed refresh AFL
Hello,
Keith, you are right.
In AmiBroker, a chart is a window that may contain one or more panes (each
displaying indicator and/or price/volume).
Sheets are excel-like tabs on the bottom of chart window.
I was asking for chart windows and panes in the sense above.
As I understand it Rob
Thanks cas soni,
I appreciate your input, and adding the plot. The problem I am having is the
sellprice and sellstop seem to be floating numbers and recalculated every day.
I want them to be calculated once at entry, and remain that fixed value until a
sell is triggered. Any help is much
TJ --
I think I got it now.
Chart, as an adjective, as in chart pane, chart sheet, chart widow,
etc.. As a noun, it means a chart window.
Thank you very much.
-- Keith
On 8/28/2010 13:01, Tomasz Janeczko wrote:
Hello,
Keith, you are right.
In AmiBroker, a chart is a window that may
I originally posted this as a follow up to Using QP EOD and AB 64bit.
I assume it was overlooked because of this.
TJ --
Running the Scan helped. However, that leads me to another question or two:
I had set up the data base, QP3L, with local enabled a while ago, in
addition to my already
Hello,
1. It will only update if
a) you scan entire database using 32-bit version.
b) you make sure that in File-Database Settings Data source is set to Quotes
Plus.
How copying from external database to local one works is explained in manual:
http://www.amibroker.com/guide/h_workspace.html
plz help i m looking for pop window formula which i can add to my
formulae...so whenever i use ita pop window opens with buy-sell
share name on the basis buy-sell signals generated by my formula and on
compltd bars only( no repetition)and when evr any signal comes on
6 charts, 4 panes
From: amibroker@yahoogroups.com [mailto:amibro...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Tomasz Janeczko
Sent: Saturday, August 28, 2010 6:54 AM
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [amibroker] How many open charts do you use
Hello,
I have a question for AmiBroker users,
6 charts
3 panes
JR
From: Tomasz Janeczko gro...@amibroker.com
Subject: [amibroker] How many open charts do you use
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, August 28, 2010, 8:53 AM
Hello,
I have a question for AmiBroker users, especially those using it in real-time:
how
Sorry yes. 12 chart windows. Each with 8 sheets. Each chart window has only one
pane.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Tomasz Janeczko gro...@... wrote:
Hello,
Keith, you are right.
In AmiBroker, a chart is a window that may contain one or more panes
(each displaying indicator
I have 8 charts, each having 3 panes. But I have multiple Layout setups and
click between them depending on what I trade. These days I usually use a 4
chart layout each with 3 panes, all using 5 min interval but a 1 minute
database.
reason I do not use N-Volume charts is that I can only use
Is possible, with Amibroker, to have performance results indipendent
from equity?
When i test a system i don't want posizion sizing, i don't want
initial equity, i only want evaluate every single trade without the
influence of the equity in a particular point in time.
Thanks
Hello,
You just run your test with one contract
SetPositionSize( 1, spsShares );
(or fixed trade amount).
SetPositionSize( 5000, spsValue ); // $5000 in every trade
This will give you raw performance, without sizing effects.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
On 2010-08-28
Jeff,
I agree with cas soni that plotting the problem makes it easier to solve.
You can use the valuewhen() function but the problem is that before a sell is
found new buy signals emerge. That is why I would solve such a problem using an
exit loop. See code below. If this can be solved using
Hello Edward,wow..great . .i was looking for something like this [ i.e- your
code ]Thank you
--- On Sun, 29/8/10, Edward Pottasch empotta...@skynet.be wrote:
From: Edward Pottasch empotta...@skynet.be
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Re: Formula Help Needed
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday,
Hello,
You need to think again.
No, there won't be ANY influence if your initial equity is large enough so no
trade is dropped
because of insufficient funds.
Equity curve is not sum of percent profits, but actual VALUE of portfolio (in
dollar terms).
If all trades have equal position size
Hello,
Thank you everyone who responded.
It gives me good idea about setups you are using (and confirms my earlier
assumptions
that chart window count is usually well below 20 with each window having not
more than 4-5 panes
- speaking of course about visible, simultaneously open windows).
Thanks Sanjiv
In future, I will ask one question per post.
kind regards
valuelive
Thanks Keith and Sanjiv for your replies - this newbie greatly appreciates your
input.
Clearly AB is a sophisticated TA software package. With sophistication comes
many benefits. But it also requires a reasonable investment in time to (a) work
out how to make the sotware do what you want it
I refer to the Gann Swing Chart code originally done be Tomasz. The charts
identify the Swing Low and Swing High charts with dots depicting the no. of
bars since the last swing point. I would like the code to draw straight lines
connecting the High and Low points of the swing bars, much like a
Hello,
3 charts per symbol (4 pains including price for the first and the second chart
and third chart only one pane). First chart for the direction, second for the
execution, third (always minimized) to calculate everything for the first and
the second chart. The third chart is like a batch
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