Hello, I understand that, multiple timeframes can be useful in some cases but, as a matter of principle (in the simple case of 40 week MA) - What is the difference between switching to weekly MA(40) and displaying MA(200) = MA(40 x 5) on daily???
In which case one can not simply multiply daily indicator parameters by 5 because the result may be incorrect? Regards Richard --- In [email protected], Rajiv Arya <rajivary...@...> wrote: > > > Check the timeframe in the preference section of the AA window. It should be less than the timeframefast and timeframeslow. > > Hope that helps > > > > > > To: amibro...@...: y...@...: Tue, 9 Dec 2008 02:50:33 +0000Subject: [amibroker] Multi Timeframe Signals > > > > I trying to optimize some parameters using multiple time frames. I'm getting the Buy/Sell signals but the signals are not there when I "Scan" or "Back Test".Can someone help me with this?Here is an example://////// Code Snipit - BeginTimeFrameSet (TimeFrameFast);CCIFast = CCI(PeriodFast );TimeFrameRestore ();TimeFrameSet(TimeFrameSlow);CCISlow = CCI (PeriodSlow );TimeFrameRestore();CCIBuyExFast = TimeFrameExpand (CCIFast, TimeFrameFast);CCIBuyExSlow = TimeFrameExpand(CCISlow, TimeFrameSlow);Buy = Cross(CCIBuyExFast, CCIBuyExSlow);//////// Code Snipit - EndThe signal is there when i:Plot( Buy , "CCI Buy - " + PeriodFast, colorGreen );But nothing in "Scan" or "Back Test", please help !!Thank you,-Dave > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Send e-mail faster without improving your typing skills. > http://windowslive.com/Explore/hotmail? ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_hotmail_acq_speed_122008 >
