Thanks ram vel. All these options have been enabled in the Preferences
dialog. I can see the full name along with ticker in symbol tree. But the
find-as-you-type feature still only works on an unweildy 10 digit numeric
rather than on the full name.
Do any of the expert ABers have any other ideas
Alternatively you can put the Stock name in the Ticker field, and the code
in the alias Field (I suppose there is no chance the stock name can match
the 8 digits). If you are using AmiQuote, you may have register the mapping
ALIAS/TICKER in AmiQuote
2009/12/14 furinkazaan furinkaz...@gmail.com
Thanks Mr. Chevallier. I thought of this (didn't know about the alias option
though) but
1. I wonder how this can be done on a pan database level? Cant see myself
doing this stock by stock...B-0
2. I wonder how this database will be updated? The original is a EOD
Metastock Database converted into
Hi everybody,
Old issue - new angle.
Is it possible to first create a AB database from a MS database using the
Metastock Importer, and having created it to satisfaction, change the
database settings to use the MS plugin to update it seamlesly?
The reason I ask is The MS database is configured
Tomasz,
I followed the video instructions exactly as you suggested and it seemed fine
at first, but I now see the same exact problem as before - my daily data has
become truncated to match exactly the amount of 1 minute data. I haven't pinned
down the exact steps to reproduce, but it may have
Hello,
Please help me writing a scan
there are two simple conditions
cond1=BBtop(minus)BBbot=less than 5
cond2=+DI(minus) -DI=greater than 5
Scan should return stocks that meet both the criteria
Attaching bollinger BBtop , BBbot, +DI and -DI for easy reference
Hi!
Does someone know how to calculate the z score through the custom backtester? I
could not find any hint in the past posts. I have just the problem that I do
not know how to caculate R as the total number of runs.
The Z-Score (sometimes called the standard score) is a statistical
BBdiff=bbandTop-bbandBot;
midiff=pdi(range)-mdi(range);
filter=(bbdiff=5) and (midiff=5);
R
To: technical-inves...@yahoogroups.com
CC: amibroker@yahoogroups.com; amibroker...@yahoogroups.com
From: deepakpat...@yahoo.com
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 2009 07:42:47 -0800
Subject: [amibroker]
I think I made it (is this right?):
SetOption(UseCustomBacktestProc, True );
SetCustomBacktestProc(,True);
if( Status(action) == actionPortfolio ) // point to correct iteration of
backtest engine
{
//initialize custom backtest engine
//bo is backtestobject
bo =
I am doing some testing with explorations. I'm trying to get what seems like a
very simple exploration to work, and its not doing what I would have expected.
Here is my code:
// Test the MA crossover exploration... // long trades entry and exit
rules:MovAvg = EMA( Close, 15);BuySell
If you can put up a spreadsheet/csv with stock, market, sector, group data,
you can easily import this information with file import (and a specific file
format), and voila! all your stocks will be properly organized.
NB: I suppose you should be able to write in AFL a simple script to export
this
1. Easy way: export data as ascii and reimport with proper import format.
NB: the import wizard doesn'at allow you to choose the alias field. You have
to edit the format file generated.
2. Don't know with MS plugin, as I'm not using it. It works ok with file
import.
2009/12/14 furinkazaan
Hello,
Support will be glad to help you with configuring your database properly.
The video shows 9 bars which is good value for stocks that trade
only 8 hours per day. If you using futures you would need to increase
number of bars to get more days daily data in mixed mode.
With regards to
It seems that all variables are arrays. Is it possible to create variables that
are numeric and therefore can be used in the condition of an IF statement?
Hello,
No, the type of the variable depends on type of value you assign.
For example:
varx = 5; // this will be simple numeric variable
if( varx == 5 )
{
printf(test numeric variable);
}
To convert from array to simple number use LastValue or SelectedValue
or [] subscript operator as
A variable can be a number or an array. It all depends on the first
assignment. If you assign a number:
VarA = 1;
VarA is a number.
If you assign an array it will be an array:
VarA = Close;
There are more variable types, you can test the type of a variable using
TypeOf(). See this example
I see that 'typeof' is only available in the beta version.
What puzzles me is that x = IIf( Close Open, 1, 0 ); seems to create an
array variable even though it is being assigned a 1 or 0.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Herman psy...@... wrote:
There are more variable types, you can test
I thought it over and I see now why it is good for 'iif' to return an array.
The 'selectedvalue' will take care of my needs.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, peter843 yahoogro...@... wrote:
What puzzles me is that x = IIf( Close Open, 1, 0 ); seems to create an
array variable even though
Yes, but CLOSE and OPEN are arrays! so result would also be an array.
See
http://www.amibroker.com/guide/h_understandafl.html
(a must read)
and
http://www.amibroker.com/guide/a_mistakes.html
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
On 2009-12-15 02:05, peter843 wrote:
I see that 'typeof'
I am looking for some code to overlay multiple years on the same Jan-Dec axis
and to create a composite plot of all of those years to identify seasonality
trends.
Please E-Mail me if you have it. I am willing to contribute to the cause.
Thanks!
Not to beat this to death, but I have used
arg[0] = 3.14159
arg[1] = sqrt(2)
arg[2] = 2.7182
arg[3] = 1.61803
to refer to numbers - not arrays. Then they will work in 'if' statements like:
if(arg[2] arg[1])
arg[4]=1;
else
arg[4]=0;
ReefBreak
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, peter843
I would be interested in that too
Best Regards
Rick Osborn
From: Rick_Miller_98 rick3...@embarqmail.com
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, December 14, 2009 9:53:23 PM
Subject: [amibroker] Seasonality Plot
I am looking for some code to overlay
Thanks Rajiv
There is one change in this though
+DMI and -DMI
my nderstanding is based on squeeze
when the BB sqeeze is tight there is likely to be a breakout
Now break out in what direction up or down
for this i checked the adx +DMI and -DMI
so , the break is likely to be in the direction
A newbie question: When I run a backtest, I then go to the setting menu and
ask for the detailed log, and run it. I then ask for the summary report.
Althought the detailed log shows many transactions for the period of the
backtest, the summary report for the same thing shows only a few
Deepak,
It's not a good practice to crosspost. Archives are broken if the
answers jump from one list to another list.
This list is for auto-trading only.
Best regards
Le 15/12/2009 06:15, Deepak Patade a écrit :
Thanks Rajiv
There is one change in this though
+DMI and -DMI
my
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