Fred --
Quick question: What do you mean by 'bouncing' AB?
-- Keith
Fred wrote:
As I've said ... I have seen this happen on some machines and not
others. I don't know why it happens, but once it has been gotten by
once by bouncing AB, it does not seem to reappear. I would have
asked AB
Search for 'backtest' under Help.
Then select "How to add user-defined metrics to backtest/optimization
report"
rdavenportca wrote:
I am new to
Amibroker and this site. I'm in the process of trying to
learn the language. It's a lot harder than TradeStation!
I would like to add two
Andy --
If you search the .pdf version of the UsersGuide you will find (on page
773 of version 4.80):
Status function supports now
"firstvisiblebar", "lastvisiblebar", "firstvisiblebarindex",
"lastvisiblebarindex"
However, that doesn't tell you what they mean!
Definitions for these words
I don't know about the rest of your
code, but "C BuyPrice*1.2" is 20%, not 2%.
rockergab wrote:
Hi there,
I want AFL doing this kind of behavior:
Enter a trade by my own opinion
Exit the trade if price falls by 3%
When price increases over 2% I want a trailing stop 0.5% under
highest
I've been running Fred Tonetti's IO
for quite a while now. However, I must admit that I don't understand
the Sensitivity graphs produced by IO. I have read IO.doc and IO
Expert.doc a number of times, but I still don't "get it". Could
someone please explain what they mean and how to use them?
The $75 Fidelity fee is for Short
Term trading, holding 180 days. They don't charge a fee on the Buy.
dingo wrote:
Ouch! Schwab doesn't charge
fees on Profunds, Rydex and Potomac regardless of amount and time
held. That's only recently though.
d
From:
Ace --
This is most probably one for TJ. The best way for you to handle it
should be to go to http://www.amibroker.com/feedback/ and leave a
suggestion.
I think TJ has 3 options:
1. Leave it as it is. Live with it!
2. Scale down volume by some fixed number, like 100 or 1000, or maybe
even
m
AB-Write Professional AFL Writing Service
Yes, I write AFL code to your requirements
http://e-wire.net.au/~eb_kavan/ab_write.htm
On 01/06/06, Keith McCombs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Wayne --
Yes, just copy back the entire AB directory over the newly insta
Graham and Dingo --
See who got the 'Thanks'?
How on earth is a new user going to discover the foreign function if
someone on this forum doesn't tell him?
-- Keith
Jayant Kulkarni wrote:
Hi ! Prashant,
Thanks.
Regards,
Jayant
Prashanth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve --
Yes, I have experienced this, but only because I hadn't done my for loop
properly.
Why don't you post your for(){} loop here so someone can maybe better
answer your question?
-- Keith
At 04:49 PM 6/2/2006, you wrote:
Has anyone ever experienced this
issue:
I created a system using a
I am not quite sure how Symantec.com intercepted this. I don't use
NAV. But watch out anyway!
-- Keith
Carl Sanders wrote:
This message has been processed by Symantec's AntiVirus Technology.
top-level-msg was infected with the malicious virus [EMAIL PROTECTED] and has
been deleted
Steve --
As I recall, Darvas invested only in stocks making new all time highs
in a "Bull Market". You could write an exploration using the Highest()
function. Also he did not make most of his money by 'closely' watching
the tape or even checking prices on a daily basis, but instead would
If you just right click on each
symbol in your list and select delete, you should be able to do 90
symbols in about 3 minutes flat.
Brian Fenske wrote:
I
have about 100 symbols in a db. I want to save about ten of them and
delete the rest. How do I do this the easiest way? The only
Steve --
Copy and paste the code below at the end of your system. Next 'insert'
indicator to see a new chart (it will be either empty or look just like
the old chart. Right click on the new chart and select
ParametersAxisGrid. Note the new Chart ID at the bottom of
the box. Change 1405 in
Did you maybe do a backup last time
you updated to a new beta? Does that help?
David Fitch wrote:
Dave
These are notes I've written on the
face of the pane using menu item, Insert/text. I use it to write
histroy of trades on the charts, comments about what price is doing,
)
This would be awesome because you could run an individual backtest
on multiple symbols and then view the results of each test using the
report explorer and see the equity curve for each test.
Best,
Steve
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED]ps.com,
Keith McCombs [EMAIL PROTECTED]. wrote:
Steve --
Copy
If I have a question or comment
regarding a CLOSED Amibroker Feedback item, should I add my
question/comment to that item or post a new one?
__._,_.___
Please note that this group is for discussion between users only.
To get support from AmiBroker please send an e-mail directly to
, Charting (bottom
lower right box). Then close and restart AB. I am hoping that if you
do that it is applied to the current layout that you have open.
Dave
From:
amibroker@yahoogroups.com [mailto:amibroker@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Keith McCombs
Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2006 7:48 PM
See Ref(
ARRAY, period ). The close 10 bars previously
would be Ref(C, -10).
walkegra wrote:
Does anyone know how to code the equivalent of Metastock's "PREV"
function in Amibroker?
(PREV allows you to create self-referencing formulas. A self
referencing formula is one that is
Gerard --
Thanks for the link and not just for the notes at the bottom. I didn't
know that Yahoo had historical data going back so far, 1962. However,
it looks like they can't calculate dates before Jan 1, 1970.
One of the things I find frustrating about Yahoo though is that they
are very
Dave --
I assume that you sent attachment(s) to Allan and Rakesh only. Would
it be possible for you to include it/them with your postings here.
-- Keith
MarketMonk777 wrote:
Allan,
The same request goes out to
you. Please provide a concrete example of what it is the both of
It looks to me like you are using an
older version of Amibroker which was released before _SECTION BEGIN()
was supported.
Download and install the most recent (non-beta) release, 4.80.
thorstef2003 wrote:
Hi Dave,
I've taken a screenshot so that you can see exactly what is
I knew that you could make new
folders under Custom. But not that you could drag old code to them and
"all links to existing charts will be automatically
updated".
That's GREAT!!!
Tomasz Janeczko wrote:
Note you can make SUBdirectories under "Custom" folder using
"New folder"
Steve --
What you say may be true, but I don't think that is DM's problem.
The report shows a total appreciation of 673.21% and an annualized
appreciation of 5.75%. If this is true the investments would have had
to occur over a period of 36.9 years. This is consistent with
the 459.81%
A "cheap and dirty" trick that I use
often is to print out values to the Interpretation window. For example:
I have three arrays, Long, mBuyPrice, and mSellPrice which are
intermediate values and I don't want to plot or display them on my
charts. So I just add the following code:
Dan --
I have -- many times. Yahoo stops sending you emails if one of their
emails results in a "hard bounce". You can see if this is what is
happening to you by going to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
substitute your own email address for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
or you might have
Assuming you are not a day trader
but instead have a time horizon of a few weeks or so, why not use limit
orders. You might miss a trade altogether once in a while but that may
be better than getting bit by one of those sharks. Of coarse it is
easier (psychologically speaking) to use limits
Sebastian --
! means NOT and is used in AB with = to mean 'not equal'. For example:
Buy = goodbuy AND month() != 10; // but don't buy in September.
You can't find this out by doing a normal search in Help. However,
download UsersGuide.pdf and use Acrobat Reader and you can find '!' and
Like Rik, I too have had CPU
overheating problems. I have a small utility that came with my
computer that shows and records temperatures. If you have such, give
it a try. Recently I fixed my problems (computer shutting down
completely during evening virus scans), by cleaning the heat sink
Yuki --
Each of the two levers controls two "claws" which grab onto the plastic
base which surrounds the heat sink. Once the two levers have released
the pressure on the claws they can be gently pried away from
the plastic base using a long narrow screwdriver and a flashlight.
Be very
ki Taga" [EMAIL PROTECTED]att.ne.jp
mailto:yukitaga%40tkh.att.ne.jp
To: "Keith McCombs" [EMAIL PROTECTED]ps.com
mailto:amibroker%40yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, September 16, 2006 4:18 AM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] OT: XP debugging help urgently
requested
Hi Keith,
A
Michael --
Sorry, my fault, I misread what you wrote.
-- Keith
Michael.S.G. wrote:
Keith,
Yes. Thats what I was saying.
Keith McCombs wrote:
Michael --
"walking across a synthetic carpet etc., then contacting the
components" (before touching the outside
Terry has the right idea. However,
for you when to buy analysis you should consider the cost of an upgrade
not of the original software. The upgrade costs only 1/2 the original,
even less percentage wise for the pro version.
TJ does a major version about twice a year. So you get, on
TJ --
Yes that works. However:
1. Why doesn't "FileDatabase
SettingsConfigure/Retrieve" do the job. Isn't that what it is
meant for?
2. SymbolNew loads ERH. But, its name, Evergreen Utls High
Incm F Com, is not displayed in AmiBroker though it is in QP.
-- Keith
Tomasz Janeczko wrote:
I'm running AB 4.85.0 with
QuotesPlus data. When I try to display fundamental data using code
below, I get values of 0.00 for Float and EPS (the only fundamentals
I've tried so far) in Symbol Information, Interpretation, and Explore.
What more should I be doing?
sf =
/f?getextradata
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
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Original Message -
From:
Keith
McCombs
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]ps.com
Sent:
Tuesday, October 03, 2006 6:52 AM
Subject:
[amibroker] Can't show QuotesPlus fundamental data
I'm
Mark --
Don't count on a UPS to protect your data from lightning. The safest
protection is off-site storage. The next best think would be something
that is not connected in any way to the power line, for example:
CD/DVD/Floppy stored in closet or external hard drive not connect by
wire to
Jerry --
What is behind what is order dependent. The first plot in your code is
in the front. The next is behind the first. The last is behind all the
rest.
-- Keith
idaytrader wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a way to have a study on the chart be bhind the price bars?
I have a time cyclic
://www.aflwriting.com
On 14/12/06, *Keith McCombs* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jerry --
What is behind what is order dependent. The first plot in your
code is in the front. The next is behind the first. The last is
behind all the rest.
-- Keith
idaytrader
The price is also plotting because the code you are using is asking for
it. Your PlotText statement should look like this:
PlotText( M, i, L[ i ]-dist[i], colorGreen ); without the + C[ i ].
softnews2003 wrote:
Thank you for your replys,
I already lookup that, the problem there the price
Yahoo again interrupted my email receipt of Amibroker group postings.
This has happened to me at least a half dozen times and they always
blame a Hard Bounce. I know that this has happened in the past to
other Amibroker group members as well.
I posted the following feedback with Yahoo. I
for contacting Yahoo! Customer Care.
Regards,
Thomas
Yahoo! Customer Care
For assistance with all Yahoo! services, please visit:
http://help.yahoo.com/
New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - better than ever!
Keith McCombs wrote:
Yahoo again interrupted my email receipt of Amibroker group postings
I know that somehow I can code something that would do the following:
IF Backtesting do this code
IF Exploration do that code
There is some function that allows code to be depended on what _method_
is being run??
Thanks. Almost to embarrassed to sign
-- Keith (I said 'almost')
DM --If you want to see how your entire portfolio would perform, buy and
hold, you can use AddToComposite() function, often called ATC on this
board. This will take a little study on your part but will be worth
every minute and then some. BTW, you can multiply each 'Array' in ATC by
the number
I'm trying to backtest a system using MaxOpenPositions. However, I want a
day between the sale of a stock and the purchase of a new one. For example
say, I have MaxOpenPositions set to 5; Yesterday I had 5 open positions.
Today
I sell one position. I want AB to wait at least until
Nope, that's not what I am looking for. SetTradeDelays() delays trade
after the signal. Assuming I have SetTradeDelays(1,1,1,1), then if I
have a buy signal yesterday, backtester will buy a stock today even if I
had max positions yesterday and sold one position at open today. Under
these
1. Using custom backtester, high level, I tried to add two columns to
the AA view list. first column using: trade.AddCustomMetric(Profit so
far, PosSumProfit); second column using: trade.AddCustomMetric(Loss so
far, NegSumProfit);However, what I get instead is one column with label
for which
Also, after the back test, right click anywhere in AA's displayed trade
list, and select one of the three display arrows choices.
-- Original message --
From: Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In chart parameters - tick show trade arrows
--
Cheers
Graham
AB-Write
Ray --I asked a very similar question two days ago, but unfortunately
have received no replies to it. I am repeating it below in hopes that
someone will be able to answer both our questions.== Original
Questions =1. Using custom backtester, high level, I tried
to add two
or hide the columns in Excel with a macro. d
From: amibroker@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Keith McCombs
Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2007 1:46 AM
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re
or hide the columns in Excel with a macro. d
From: amibroker@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Keith McCombs
Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2007 1:46 AM
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re
, Keith McCombs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ray --I asked a very similar question two days ago, but
unfortunately
have received no replies to it. I am repeating it below in hopes
that
someone will be able to answer both our questions.==
Original
Questions =1. Using
Alex --
Why not just:
GBPUSD_DMI = Optimize(GBPUSD_DMI, 6, 1, 100, 1);
GBPUSD_MA = Optimize(GBPUSD_MA, 10, 1, 100, 1);
EURUSD_DMI = Optimize(EURUSD_DMI, 8, 1, 100, 1);
EURUSD_MA = Optimize(EURUSD_MA, 20, 1, 100, 1);
Of course, you might not want to do this if your trying to optimize the
entire
Herman --
I can not view the results of the poll because: Results are hidden
until you have voted.
So why don't I vote? I do not use a system which is anywhere near 80:20
in the mechanical:discretionary ratio. It would be unfair of me to
pollute the results by arbitrarily picking a couple
I want to limit my buying, in backtesting, to stocks with 'sufficient'
liquidity. So, maybe something like this:
maxpositions = 25;
days = 10;
K = 1000;
mybuy = some code here;
buy = mybuy AND MA(Close * Volume, days) K * TodaysEquity/maxpositions;
But, how do I get TodaysEquity?
Or is there
requirements
http://www.aflwriting.com http://www.aflwriting.com
On 06/03/07, Keith McCombs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:kmccombs%40engineer.com wrote:
I want to limit my buying, in backtesting, to stocks with 'sufficient'
liquidity. So, maybe something like this:
maxpositions = 25;
days = 10;
K
No, not percentage.
1 is the best,
2 second best,
etc.
Just like in a PGA tournament.
Global Uber-Trader wrote:
So the rank specified by WorstRankHeld is in the same units as
PositionScore? Example... PositionScore may range from any value
between 0 and 2000 but must move to a value of 5 or
Gakkhar --
Change = C - Ref(C, -1);
AddColumn(100*Change/Ref(C, -1), % Change, 1.2); // I like two digits after
the .
// Below assumes using daily data and viewing daily
// If you want to view other than daily then it gets trickier
AddColumn(HHV(H, 252), 52 week high, 1.2); // assume 252
Have you tried:
|*Buy* = ExRem(*Buy*, *Sell*);
*Sell* = ExRem(*Sell*, *Buy*);
|
cagigas00 wrote:
Does anyone know how to fix the problem below?
Thanks
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com mailto:amibroker%40yahoogroups.com,
cagigas00 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, this is the extract of the
Mark --
I just ran two backtests. One with IB commissions set in my only
Account Manager, .acx, file. The second with $7/trade. The two tests
differed only by what you would expect from the differing commissions.
So, it looks like 'portfolio' commission table is now AM one. However,
I
.
How to go about it?
Best regards,
gakkhar
--- Forwarded message ---
From: Keith McCombs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Cc:
Subject: Re: [amibroker] AUOTMATIC ANALYSIS
Date: Wed, 07 Mar 2007 12:28:32 +0530
Gakkhar --
Change = C - Ref(C, -1);
AddColumn(100*Change/Ref(C
Oops. My mistake!! Backtesting is adding NO commission when I have
setting for portfolio commission table.
:-[
Keith McCombs wrote:
Mark --
I just ran two backtests. One with IB commissions set in my only
Account Manager, .acx, file. The second with $7/trade. The two tests
differed
Homar --
1. Always backup before installing a new version of ANY software.
2. Did you use the Upgrade or the Full version. I used the Upgrade
with nothing lost.
-- Keith
Homar Simpson wrote:
Glad you agree.
And it would be nice if the programming language didn't require a
phd in 'wierd'.
Andy --
Most anything you do to bring up a new symbol will change your focus in
the symbols list, though it may be to some other folder than the All one.
I disagree that it is 'slightly' annoying. I personally find in
'extremely' annoying.
IMO, yes, it is time for the Feedback Center.
--
Herman --
The statement below C=C+ATR(3); reminds me:
In the past, I've had a lot of trouble with self modifying arrays
outside of loops. So, I've ruled them out of my code altogether. Are
there any hard and fast rules as to when and when not you can do it?
I've tried x=x+k*Ref(x, -1);,
Alex --
step = Optimize(MAstep, 1, 1, 5, 1){
if(step==1){
MAval = 20;
}else if(step==2){
MAval = 25;
}else if(step==3){
MAval = 50;
}else if(step==4){
MAval = 100;
}else if(step==5){
MAval = 200;
}else ERROR; // Sorry, someone else will have to explain how to handle
the error
//
SetTradeDelays(1,1,1,1); // or in AASettingsTrades
BuyPrice = Open; // or in AASettingsTrades
Buy = LongSetup == True; // same effect as LongSetup == 1
dralexchambers wrote:
Hi,
I have the following code:
LongSetup = Cross(PDI(8),MDI(8));
What AFL do I use to code that on the day the
Paul --
Could you please give more detail as to how StrToNum() function is
applicable to the original Optimize() question?
-- Keith
Paul Ho wrote:
StrToNum(StrExtract(20,25,50,70,200, n))
*From:*
merely converts the
alfa result to a number.
d
*From:* amibroker@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Keith McCombs
*Sent:* Wednesday, March 14, 2007 12:12 PM
*To:* amibroker
*From:* amibroker@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Keith McCombs
*Sent:* Thursday, 15 March 2007 12:44 PM
*To:* amibroker@yahoogroups.com
*Subject:* Re: [amibroker] How to Optimise for specific values
Dingo and/or Paul --
Sorry, but could
The Amibroker group postings are full of pure gold. To make 'panning'
just a bit easier, please:
1. Insert your reply 'above' the message you are replying to.
2. Include the message you are replying to. Don't erase it or others
below it.
3. Don't change the 'Subject:' of the message,
Judith --
You articulated the primary reason for top posting very well.
Replies are *primarily* for the benefit of the reader, not the author.
For this reason, I would like to encourage the 5% to go along with the
crowd (even though, in general, I dislike crowds).
Chris does have a good
I would like to set a maximum buys per bar.
I know about:
|MaxOpen = 10;
SetOption(MaxOpenPositions, MaxOpen);
But is there any way to write the 'equivalent' of:
||MaxBuys = 3;
SetOption(MaxBuys, MaxBuys);|
||
TIA.
-- Keith
;
}
}
}
bo.ProcessTradeSignals( i );
}
bo.PostProcess();
fclose( fh );
}
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*From:* Keith McCombs mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*To:* amibroker@yahoogroups.com mailto:amibroker@yahoogroups.com
*Sent:* Tuesday, March 20, 2007 8:12 PM
*Subject
Ken --
It appears that Equity() uses some of the AA settings, 'Range' being one
of them (I don't know about others). Your friend may have had 'Range'
set to the last day or something similar.
I would like to be able to define 'Range' in AFL using SetOption() or
some such but I don't think
Brian --
I've looked for both ODBCPLugin.doc and FundamentalDataProviders.xls in
the files section and can't find either.
Are they posted? If so, where?
Thanks.
-- Keith
brian.z123 wrote:
Joe PS...always good to see you around the forum.
PS...thanks for your efforts with AB/database/fdata
Thanks Brian. Looks like you just updated both today as well.
I am lucky!
brian_z321 wrote:
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com mailto:amibroker%40yahoogroups.com,
Keith McCombs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brian --
I've looked for both ODBCPLugin.doc and
FundamentalDataProviders.xls
Jack --
To end the frustration of not seeing something right off the bat:
1. Make sure that you have Charts checked in the View menu.
2. Double click on the Price under Basic Charts in the Charts workspace.
3. Drag and drop Bollinger Bands under Bands in the Charts workspace
onto the price
Tomasz --
It seems to me that a fairly simple solution (from the users point of
view) is to allow InWatchList() to accept a string as well as a number.
Also would be nice if user only had to enter the first unique characters
in the the string. If I have only two watchlists called
1. Max system % drawdown
2. Max trade % drawdown
3. Max Flat (from Fred Tonetti's Portfolio.afl)
4. RAR
5. CAR
Michael.S.G. wrote:
[Revised List]
Question for everyone,
What are your 5 most important backtest statistics.
You may choose from the following list (From AB backtest
Fred --
Probably just a typo, but don't you mean Short / *Sell* Price be Next Low?
Fred wrote:
Michael,
I don't understand why you have set some of the parameters the way you
have in the doc i.e.
For the items below shouldn't Buy / Cover Price be Next High ? and
Short / Cover Price be Next
Notice help says that Peak() is based on Zig(). Zig uses 'change' where
change is a percent. For more info see help for Zig().
Notice that help for both Peak() and Zig() have links to many formulas.
Not only are formulas given in these links, but but many of the formulas
are discussed at
Tip --
The way to solve this type of problem is:
1. Reduce your code to the absolute *minimum,* with the error still
present.
2. Post the actual reduced error producing code here.
That way we are all playing with the same cards.
-- Keith
BTW, more than half the time you will find the problem
Tip --
This is a copy of a response I sent to a newbie on 2/2/06.
I think this is what you had in mind. One program - two graphs.
(Doesn't use BackTester.)
1. Open AB editor and Copy code below thereto.
2. SaveAs with a name.
3. AFL check (icon). Fix any errors.
4. Select an unused sheet.
5.
TJ --
Watch list tooltips now show WL ordinal number (index), name and symbol
count
Too much to ask for! And symbol count too!!!
You've provided everything everyone asked for in watchlists, plus. In
less than two weeks.
THANK YOU.
-- Keith
Tomasz Janeczko wrote:
Hello,
AmiBroker 4.92.0
to this file like:
if( fh ) fputs( s long: + cntLongOpen + \n, fh );
if( fh ) fputs( s short: + cntShortOpen + \n, fh );
and at the end you close this file like:
fclose( fh );
rgds, Ed
- Original Message -
From: Keith McCombs
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com mailto:amibroker
MAE stands for Maximum Adverse Excursion, how far negative your position
went from when it first entered.
MFE stands for Maximum Favorable Excursion, how far positive your
position went from when it was entered.
amarilloblanco wrote:
Could someone give a good explination about what means
This kind of stuff doesn't belong on AmiBroker. Nor does the person who
posted it!
MillowenaJuno wrote:
Subject: This should scare you
Wherever you stand, please take the time to read this; it ought to
scare the
pants off you!
We know Dick Lamm as the former Governor of Colorado.
Kim --
Unfortunately, you started at the wrong end of your reading list. Start
with Howard's book first. Implement some of his examples. Then make
minor modifications until you make a mistake. That's right, mistakes
are good, assuming you then make the effort to fix them.
-- Keith
Tom --
Another suggestion: download the AmiBroker Users Manual in .pdf format at:
http://amibroker.com/download.html#amibroker.
Then search it using Adobe Reader.
You might also try:
http://www.purebytes.com/archives/amibroker/
-- Keith
professor77747 wrote:
Thank you for your help. I
You might get more help on this subject if you post it to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of here.
jasonsun503 wrote:
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com mailto:amibroker%40yahoogroups.com,
loveyourenemynow
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to enter IB combo symbols like for example
Kevin and others --
When you reply to an email could you please include earlier parts of the
thread so that the rest of us do not have to hunt around to see what you
are responding too.
Thanks.
-- Keith
Kevin Glenn wrote:
Here's what I have...changes required or might it be something else?
Maybe you really meant Sell =BarsSince(Buy)==5 instead of Sell
=BarsSince(Buy)=5?
You must use == instead of just = to test instead of set.
Homar Simpson wrote:
coded language, power is not useful if its obtuse and idiosyncratic at
every step. I waste too much time in AFL perverseness.
Why
I'm using the QP database. If it is configured to use Local data
storage, are old symbols along with their Market, Group, etc.
memberships saved in the local database after I do a Configure to add
new symbols, or are discontinued symbols deleted from the local database?
,
Keith McCombs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe you really meant Sell =BarsSince(Buy)==5 instead of Sell
=BarsSince(Buy)=5?
You must use == instead of just = to test instead of set.
Homar Simpson wrote:
coded language, power is not useful if its obtuse and idiosyncratic at
every step. I
T.O. --
Thanks for posting the Trade Report SST.doc file. A few quick
questions if you don't mind.
I assume it is for Ericsson. Is that correct?
Was this a stock of your choosing or was it suggested in the e-book?
I couldn't read the Max System *%* Drawdown. What was it?
Have you tried any
Clement --
I assume you are referring to this code:
|
|Buy = your buy formula here
|||Sell = 0; // selling only by stop|
|TrailStopAmount = 2 * ATR( 20 );
Capital = 10; /* IMPORTANT: Set it also in the Settings: Initial
Equity */|
|Risk = 0.01*Capital;
||PositionSize =
Ara others --
In the past, I have had similar problems with two of my desktop computers.
The cause -- dirt buildup in the CPU fan. The dirt prevents air from
circulating between the fins and the CPU heats up to the point where random
errors begin to happen.
How do I know -- my computer has
Seede --
You should notice that Cross() only accepts two arguments and not
three. So GetChartID() doesn't belong.
Searching the Help file for Cross returns forty two different
references. You might tell us the title of the reference you are
referring to.
-- Keith
murthysuresh wrote:
I
A few comments:
1. I hope we can put a glossary in the UKB. Using Earls example,
searching for 'alarm' should lead one to 'alert'. The glossary is one
place where newbies could make a great contribution. Finding the right
word is often the hardest part. The old hands probably don't even
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