[amibroker] Simple Code Difficulty

I'd just like to be able to get signals for Buy: When EMA(5)EMA(20) AND Stock @ Fresh 20-Day Highs. Exit: When EMA(20)EMA(5) OR Stock @ Fresh 10-Day Lows (haven't incorporated the second part yet) This is what my code reads now and its giving me the wrong signals. It gives me BUY signals

Re: [amibroker] Simple Code Difficulty

Here is the Buy part with plot statements to help visualize what is happening - //Buy20DayHigh.afl // //Buy when ema(c,5) ema(c,20) //and issue reached new 20 day high // //Howard Bandy //June 2010 // Cond1 = EMA( C, 5 ) EMA( C, 20 ); Cond2 =

[amibroker] Simple code

Hi I've just come back to using Amibroker after my laptop was stolen (ouch!) and I've lost some of my codes (although most of it was backed up). I'm really rusty on AFL. Would someone mind coding this simple piece for me? Based on Williams and Bernstein-type breakouts. 1. Calculate yesterday's

[amibroker] Simple code

I give up... Tried everything I could, but really I can't do it. ( exit == 1 AND Close[i] EMA (Close[i],50) ) I want to a close that is lower than ema 50 close of [i]. That shouldn't be that complicated! Grrr...! If anyone can help. Thanks, Louis

[amibroker] Simple code is not working,,,

Hi Folks, I am learning AFL, and tried to implement a simple strategy: Buy when price drops 3% below yesterday's close Sell when it is 3% above the purchase price Here is the code: BuySignal = ( Close - Ref(Close, -1) ) / Close; SellSignal = (Close-BuyPrice) / Close; Buy = BuySignal -0.03;

RE: [amibroker] Simple code is not working,,,

@yahoogroups.com Subject: [amibroker] Simple code is not working,,, Hi Folks, I am learning AFL, and tried to implement a simple strategy: Buy when price drops 3% below yesterday's close Sell when it is 3% above the purchase price Here is the code: BuySignal = ( Close - Ref(Close, -1) ) / Close

Re: [amibroker] Simple code problem

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RE: [amibroker] Simple code problem

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[amibroker] Simple code problem

Title: Simple code problem Hi, This is my first attempt at using the built in language to program. I wrote the code below, a simple moving average, which looks correct but only works correctly when Periods has a value of 3. Any other value and the resulting line has a much greater value