Hi,
There's lots of mistakes in this code: 1. You're missing timeframeexpand 2. IIF cannot be use like this, I wonder if it returned you a result at all Ok. I'm not sure about your Stochastic-Thingie, but you should be able to customize my example to your needs. Furthermore check the tutorial. http://www.amibroker.com/guide/h_timeframe.html 5min-Chart, your smallest interval, could be anything, 15min, 1hr, I take 5min for now. I wanna buy if the Close (5min) is greater than EMA(C,200) indaily and only before 12 o'clock in the morning. TimeFrameSet(inDaily); EMA1=EMA(C,200); TimeFrameRestore(); Buy=IIf(C>TimeFrameExpand(EMA1,inDaily) AND TimeNum()<=120000,1,0); Sell=0; Anyways, you don't really need IIF here. Works like this, too TimeFrameSet(inDaily); EMA1=EMA(C,200); TimeFrameRestore(); Buy=C>TimeFrameExpand(EMA1,inDaily) AND TimeNum()<=120000; Sell=0; Matthias From: amibroker@yahoogroups.com [mailto:amibro...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jonathan Lee Sent: Dienstag, 27. Juli 2010 19:47 To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com Subject: [amibroker] Multiple Time Frames Hi amibroker experts, I'm a little stuck with multiple time frames - and was hoping someone could assist. It's probably a straight forward solution as I'm pretty much a newbie at this. I've got a basic oscillator (similar to stochastics) in which I have determined that <30 is oversold, >70 is overbought and 50 at mid range. i'm using the higher time frame as a condition, so looking at the hourly chart, I only want a buy signal to be actioned if the daily chart (%K and %D) is less than the mid range (50). I put all my daily parameters between: TimeFrameSet (inDaily) and TimeFrameRestore (); And my buy/sell instruction (in the hourly setting) is as follows: IIf((DailySK<=DailyMid AND DailySD<=DailyMid),Buy=SK<=Lower AND SD<=Lower AND Cross(SK,SD),0); IIf((DailySK>=DailyMid AND DailySD>=DailyMid),Sell=SK>=Upper AND SD>=Upper AND Cross(SD,SK),0); Short=Cover=0; For some reason I am getting results which ignore the higher time frame? Much appreciated. Jonathan
