Hi Howard, Thanks for the great response.
On reading the documentation of ATC it is not quite the same as InSync, but certainly more flexible and probably more powerful. Thank you for you help Best Phil --- In [email protected], Howard B <howardba...@...> wrote: > > Hi Phil -- > > InSync is / was the name of a commercial program that computed the values of > 10 or so traditional technical indicators and let them vote. I reviewed > that program for one of the technical publications fifteen or more years > ago. My conclusion was that the indicators they used were so closely > correlated that having ten did not help. > > You can confirm this yourself using AmiBroker. As you are evaluating > AmiBroker, read about the AddToComposite (ATC) function that is one of the > methods you can use to accumulate data for use in insych-type indicators. > There is an excellent paper, "Introduction to the AmiBroker AddToComposite", > written by Herman van den Bergen, describing use of ATC. Click the third > link on this page: > http://www.amibroker.org/userkb/2007/12/31/introduction-to-the-atc/ > > Thanks, > Howard > > On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 8:16 AM, phild3581 <ph...@...> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Hi, > > > > I originally purchased amiBroker about 10 months ago and at that time, I > > believe I searched the AFL library and found an indicator called InSync > > (which I had used with superCharts). InSync is composed of a combination of > > various other indicators which when sync'd give a good indicator, in theory. > > > > Searching the library today, I am unable to find InSync. Does anyone know > > if it is deleted, where it is or if they have a copy? > > > > Thanks > > Phil > > > > > > >
