The change below should work fine. I haven't tested it, but simple reference
to yesterdays close.
Plot( Volume, _DEFAULT_NAME(), IIf( C > ref(C,-1), ParamColor("Up Color",
colorGreen ), ParamColor("Down Color", colorRed ) ), ParamStyle
( "Style", styleHistogram | styleThick, maskHistogram )
I am trying to add a column for both High and low for every trade that
my 'explore' finds. I want to export 6-8 custom variables to a csv
file thats why im using explore and not backtest
results == 3 columns... of the stats in that range between buy/short
and sell/cover trigger
1) highest hig
http://www.amibroker.com/guide/afl/afl_view.php?id=206
Use this syntax:
PlotShapes( shape, color, layer = 0, yposition = graph0, offset = -12 );
or
PlotShapes( IIf( Strategy6_Sell, shapeDigit6 , shapeNone ), colorYellow, 0,
Low, -15);
Bill
- Original Message -
From: Padhu
Hello,
I have the following potshapes. They work fine untill the same bar has both
signals TRUE, then the plotshapes overwrite on top of the other.(which is not a
bug just behaviour).
Is there a way I can specifiy co-ordinates such that Strategy6_Sell, is x
levels below the signal candle or ab
Hello,
You need to contact support. Most probably you did not install FULL version
of AmiQuote which is *required* for Vista even if you don't use AB.
You need to download and run
http://www.amibroker.com/bin/AmiBroker500.exe
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
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The thing about the 50/200 crossover technical indicator is that's it a
self-fulfilling prophecy. Some of the institutional traders (the big guys)
trade on this event. And when they buy or sell, in such a big quantity, it'll
defiantly affect the price.
Other than that, it comes down to what yo
Hi at all, i'm a mid-term trader on the europe market: Italian (my
country), then Euronext and Deutche boerse.
I used to buy stocks when the main world index (Dji, Nasdaq etc.) reach
and not cross from up to down, their 50 - 100 or 200 Exponential Moving
Avarages on daily time frame, or, better t
hello Sam,
I am always happy to try to code an interesting idea. And your idea might be
simple but it interesting and it works also. Like kar_avi suggests i also tried
to code it more simple like:
Buy = DayOfWeek() == 5;
BuyPrice = C;
Sell = barssince(Buy) > 22 and DayOfWeek() == 5;
SellPric
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> Greetings,
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> Is it possible to scan for flags and pennants?
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> Thanks,
> Conrad
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This is a good question, i'm looking for it too...
Bye
Stighy
Suggest ?
Thanks
Stighy
Ed,
Thanks so much for your help to the programming illiterate. I would
have never thought it's so complicated, just thought I miss
something really simple. Well, thanks even more.
Sam
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> hi
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> I fabricated so
Hi,
does anybody know how to set the price time ratio for the chart window.
Fibonacci arcs are very sensitive to zooming and scaling. What i want
to have is a window which always displays a fixed price time ratio
when i zoom in or out. This would lead to a simplification of using
fibonacci arcs an
Replace C > O with C > Ref(C, -1)
Bill
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From: "imresident2001" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 9:02 AM
Subject: [amibroker] changing color of volume bars
> can some one help me with the code for this please. I want
> If price closes higher th
can some one help me with the code for this please. I want
If price closes higher than previous days close volume bar green
If price closes lower than previous days close volume bar red
I have the following code but its a bit different It uses the open
price instead of previous days close
Plot(
hi
I fabricated something that doesn't make use of the barssince function since I
didn't get it to work in a hurry. Code below does the following:
I calculates the positionScore on the close at a thursday then it enters a
trade at the open on a friday and closes this trade on the open on a thr
sorry to have missed the second part. You can look at the "barssince"
function to achieve it. Or you can loop through each bar for this if
you have specific conditions to be satisfied. Look for "Backtesting
your trading ideas" in the user manual.
Warm Regards
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If you are looking at price change only as a measure of performance,
you can look up ROC in the user manual and use ROC(C, 15) on a daily
chart and sort them from the AA results window.
Hope this helps,
Kar
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> How could
I second that. Also a few changes in debugging so that when closing
brace for a "for" loop is not provided, it shouldn't say missing
semicolon in previous line.
Warm Regards,
Kar
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> Since AFL Editor is getting a refit,
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