Selamat siang pak Dendo, saya mau tanya lagi gimana caranya AFL yang didownload
dr Amibroker/library di plug in ke Amibrokernya. Mhn maaf newbie . Tks banyak
atas penjelasannya. Salam.
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From: anddreee 486 anddr...@gmail.com
Date: Thu,
Halo Pak Nyoman.
Ada dua macam cara memasukan afl ke dalam amibroker. Silahkan lihat
postingan sebelumnya disini
http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/amibroker-4-bei/message/2565
Kita bisa juga search topik2 yg kemungkinan pernah dibahas di archive
message milist :
Thanks banget pak Dendo atas pencerahannya. Sukses ya Pak. Salam
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From: Dendo de...@integrity.co.id
Date: Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:22:38
To: amibroker-4-bei@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Komunitas AmiBroker] Bollinger Band Gap tidak bisa di
Hi Dingo. That's interesting. What does not work that works ?
Ton.
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From: dingo
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 10, 2009 7:57 PM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Re: Managing many layouts-formulas
Nope! Won't work - not even if you
Hi
Can anyone please provide the latest version of afl for Volume Spread Analysis?
Thanks in advance.
|SetOption(ReverseSignalForcesExit,1);|
nickeykhk wrote:
Nobody knows how to do this?
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, nickeykhk nickey...@... wrote:
How do I backtest a system that will reverse a position when stopped out?
I've got this so far:
stopLoss = 10;
hmmm Just now, I reloaded the Fundamental data, first basic, then extended.
Then I did a Save in AmiBroker, then shutdown Amibroker, then restarted and
checked the ticker of GE.
Still flipped in AmiBroker:
P/E = 8.70 (looks good)
Forward P/E = .94 (hmmm...)
EPS est. Next Year = .94 (looks
Larry -
Good first attempt. I thought I'd tackle this for two reasons. First,
you did a fair amount of work before asking. But, second, I had been
about to write an article for a web site about array processing and
happened upon your post. If you don't mind, I'd like to use a variation
of it
Hello,
I am very inexperienced in AFL and programming in general but I'm learning I
think. I'm trying to do a back test and utilize Applystop instead of other
entry/exits.
What is wrong here:
Condition1=IIf(CWmovavg,1,0);
BSTP=IIf(Condition1,H*1.01,0);
SSTP=IIf(Condition1,L*0.99,0);
I have installed Windows 7... had before XP when I start ibc =
GetTradingInterface(IB) I get some error: Error forumla execution halted
because of an error - no chart display ... I used the same formula on XP, and
there I had never problems. Someone I know, has similar issues with Vista. Did
One thing I have discovered is that if I am having problems doing
something in regular AFL, try using a loop. It may be slower but with
fast computers it rarely makes a big difference unless you are
running a huge optimization run. Now what you are asking for may be
possible without loops, but I
If you intended to create a mess, you fully succeeded :-)
your code should look something like this:
|Wmovavg= ...
*Buy* = *C*Wmovavg; // consider cross(c, wmovag);
st = ...
tp = ...
tr =
ApplyStop( *stopTypeLoss*, *stopModePoint*, st, 1 );
ApplyStop( *stopTypeProfit*, *stopModePoint* ,
Aaron
Thanks much for the reply - Appreciated.
The reason cross was not used was because when the condition was met, i.e. C
than moving average I wanted to initiate a buy stop above the high that
occurred on the day of the cross. I'm sure that was not apparent :-)
Sorry for the confusion.
Aaron
Thanks much for the reply - Appreciated.
The reason cross was not used was because when the condition was met, i.e. C
than moving average I wanted to initiate a buy stop above the high that
occurred on the day of the cross. I'm sure that was not apparent :-)
Sorry for the confusion.
Hello,
AFL Editor,
Tools-Code check Profile.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
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From: brian_z111 brian_z...@yahoo.com
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, June 12, 2009 1:57 AM
Subject: [amibroker] Re: my vwap + standard deviation bands - very slow
Thank You!!!
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Aron aron.gro...@... wrote:
I can not see what you are looking for in your code. Applystop() is for
exits not for entries.
If you want to buy on a new high immediately after close price crosses
your moving average the code should be smth.
For a rough estimate use the 'Tools' menu of code editor, select 'Code Check
Profile'
For an accurate live measure have a look at decorating your code with calls to
GetPerformanceCounter
http://www.amibroker.com/guide/afl/afl_view.php?id=315
Mike
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, brian_z111
Tomasz may have done any number of optimizations, including the possibility of
producing intermediary byte code to be executed by the AA engine, any of which
could negate the following reply.
But, historically an interpreted language would be executed line by line in the
order that it appears
There are two classes of issues in your AFL - an algorithm/math issue and a
looping issue.
Commentary on the math issue:
(I have always liked the teaching method of historically preserved aphorisms,
with additional commentary added at a later date, since I first read some of
the eastern
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