hello
How do i setup the start time on the bar replay. for eg if i want to
replay to start on 30/9/2007 10:45 AM. how do i do it.
regards
Seede
Hi
see below -
jayram ($101,883.00)
3/18/2007 4:33 PM Wealth-Lab Developer 4.0 Build 3
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Tried this and seemed to work quite well...
{$I 'LNRet'}
AnalyzeSeries( lnretseries(getexternalseries('DX_$', #close),250),
'LR250_DX'
Hi, is there anyone who could translate this code to AFL for me, please?
Enter Long :
MACDhistogram:=MACD()-Mov(MACD(),9,E);
Ref(MACDhistogram,-1)>0 AND Ref(Stoch(5,3),-1)<80
Enter Short :
MACDhistogram:=MACD()-Mov(MACD(),9,E);
Ref(MACDhistogram,-1)<0 AND Ref(Stoch(5,3),-1)>20
Options:
Test
Herman, sorry that this won't help you, but I think many people, like
myself who've experimented with the custom charting functions, are
waiting for TJ to upgrade this functionality to chart along specified
values of the variables, instead of (currently the non-intuitive)
screen pixels. My gues
Patrick,
No, it is not on to-do list.
Low-level graphics uses pixels because it is natural co-ordinate system on the
computer.
You can easily transform from your "values" to pixels using linear
transformation:
MinY = ...your minimum y
MaxY = ...your maximum Y
MinX = ...your minimum X
MaxX = .
Hello,
i recently made a change to a quote within the quote editor, however after i
changed the field value, the quote did note update. it reverted back to the
original data.
Not sure if i am doing something wrong? Can you advise please?
thank you.
John
Build a new watchlist - one for each "Mark".
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> From: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of wel6
> Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2007 10:16 AM
> To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [amibroker] any way to mark stocks in a watchlist?
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What is it that you are trying to accomplish? Mark it for what purpose?
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Hello,
I try it as it showing below, But it work fine with text, I NEED TO USE
IT WITH COLORS.
WH = TimeFrameGetPrice( "H", inWeekly, -1 ) ;
WL = TimeFrameGetPrice( "L", inWeekly, -1 ) ;
Wcolor = IIf (C > WH, colorGreen, colorRed );
+"\n"+" LWH : " + WH + EncodeColor( colorBlue )+ WriteIf(C >
When I go through a watchlist, I would like to mark those stocks that
I am interested so that I can follow them later. Dingo's idea works,
but it's just painful to move them one by one. Thanks for the reply.
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So, are you doing this manually?
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> Subject: [amibroker] Re: any way to mark stocks in a
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Yes. I also manually remove tickers I am not interested one by one. It
would be nice if I can apply different markers to different tickers.
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I am new to this and the answer should be easy, but I don't know where
to start. For a sell rule in a backtest what is the code for sell 7
days after a buy?
My idea: what would happen if you buy when the 2 day average crosses
above the 5 day average and sell seven days later?
Thanks for any
Ok, a couple of questions so that we can compare apples to apples.
First what stocks are you running this against? All of the stocks in your
database, or only stocks in a certain market, or some other limiting
criteria ?
Secondly, you mentioned it did not match a source you are trying to
replica
Hi guys, i am trying to compare with others formulas anf find some
similarities between them.
Am I right that this is enough just to add : "buy=" and "sell="
like that:
MACDhistogram:=MACD()-Mov(MACD(),9,E);
buy = Ref(MACDhistogram,-1)>0 AND Ref(Stoch(5,3),-1)<80
MACDhistogram:=MACD()-Mov(MACD(),
Hello Tomasz,
Thanks for all you've done with AmiBroker. It is a great program. In
your response to your dual-core optimization comments, there's
something I've been wondering about. You said that the core cache
becomes a limitation for AFL because backtesting is so memory
intensive and the memory
Does speed increase have any apreciable effect on very large Stochk and Rsi
explorations?
Some AFL programmers who understand what TJ did to increase Backtesting and
Optimization speeds may have enough knowledge to speculate that explorations
will benefit "very little","considerably",
The cleanup.js script has run fine in the past for me, but now it
won't. I keep getting this error: "The specified procedure could not be
found." It errors out at line 24, char 1. I think line 24 is: "var oAB
= new ActiveXObject("Broker.Application"); I've tried creating a simple
quit script wi
Hello,
As far as 5.01.1 only _backtester_ has been speeded up.
Explorations are not affected, and they are already very fast.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
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From: Ronald Davis
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2007 10:42 P
I have taken the liberty to modify your code to speed it up a bit and also
to show a count for Advancers, Decliners and Unchanged in the Title Bar. I
am running this against a watch list that includes all the active stocks in
the NYSE, AMEX and NASDAQ exchanges. My data source is Quotes Plus, so th
Well, it is true you get what you pay for. I guess a lot of it depends
upon what you are trying to do with it. Personally, I use it mostly
for scanning and isolating those securities that I have interest in
long term. I don't trade off of it at all.
Then when things look like what I want, I use A
Sounds like overflow of the volume. Try dividing the dailies by 1000.
d
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> From: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
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> Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2007 6:48 PM
> To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [amibroker] Weekly and Mon
Dear Tomasz,
I have installed amibroker 5.0 with amiquote 194 with no luck.
The problem persist.
Is there a workaround to solve this?
I think I just repartition my notebook with XP if no workaround for this
problem on Vista as Vinay suggested.
Regards.
Alwie
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From: Vi
Yahoo's quotes are posted by a third party data supplier. So, the key question
is where does Yahoo get its data. As they note:
"Historical chart data and daily updates provided by Commodity Systems, Inc.
(CSI)."
Therefore, as far as data quality goes how good is CSI? If they are no good,
th
CSI suply not only yahoo, but google finance and MSN money as well. So
it suppose to be good.
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> Yahoo's quotes are posted by a third party data supplier. So, the
key question is where does Yahoo get its data. As they no
Thank you very much Don. I am running this against all the
constituents of the NYSE and the source I'm trying to replicate is an
institutional research firm that issues a daily technical analysis
piece. They use the NYSE as well, but their numbers and the degree
of movements up and down look
Hi Tomasz,
i have a question about formula which you gave me. You told me that I
should use in my system exponetial moving averages crossover, so
shuold'n it be "EMA" instead of "MA" in the formula?
If yes, could you tell me how can I right this funcion also in Metastock
"EMA" doesn't work and I c
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