Hi David,
 
Thanks for reply, 
But sir, i require Average Traded Price of TODAY means, we are having 1Min bars 
on chart. Each bar has different values. As time passes, its average of 
whole will be different. 
It may seems like....
 
P1+P2+P3......Pn/N   WHERE N=No of bars, P=close of 1min bar
(Bars MUST start from opening of the today's market, so previos days bars will 
not using for calculations purpose.) 
 
So this valuse will become Today's average price.
 
I can use Moving average function, but it calculates for all incrementing bars. 
But for Daytrading purpose, i require only TODAY's Average Value, Not general 
value. Your afl is good but it does'nt provide Average value from Bar1 to 
Bar(n). As time passes, Average Value will be increment or decresed as per 
trend, but with the help of ATP we can decide clear trend of the market for 
today.

Thanking you with Kind Regards,

Haresh Patel

--- On Sat, 1/3/09, wooziwog <[email protected]> wrote:

From: wooziwog <[email protected]>
Subject: [amibroker] Re: To Get Average traded Price for CURRENT DAY
To: [email protected]
Date: Saturday, January 3, 2009, 6:23 PM






Hello,

I am not sure what you consider to be "Average" but the following 
will provide the average (H+L+C)/3 for Daily and Hourly time frames. 
The AFL is for written for setting the time frame to daily and hourly 
for intraday data.

Regards,

David K.

TimeFrameSet( inDaily);
AVGd = Ref((L + H + C),-1)/3;
" PPd:\t "+ AVGd;
TimeFrameRestore( );
Plot( TimeFrameExpand
(AVGd,inDaily, expandFirst) ,"",41,styleStai rcase|styleNoLab el,0,0,2) ;

TimeFrameSet( inHourly) ;
AVGh = Ref((L + H + C),-1)/3;
" PPh:\t "+ Avgh;
TimeFrameRestore( );
Plot( TimeFrameExpand
(AVGh,inHourly, expandFirst) ,"",41,styleStai rcase|styleNoLab el,0,0,2) ;

--- In amibro...@yahoogrou ps.com, H Patel <hareshbhaip@ ...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>  
> Does any one can help me for plotting AVERAGE TRADED PRICE  for 
CURRENT DAY only. I used CUMM function but it gets ATP from starting 
1st day, (Not for CURRENT DAY) 
> 
> Thanking you with Kind Regards,
> 
> Haresh Patel
>

 














      

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