Thanks again Herman
I've found OSAKA in the Third-Party area - is there documentation to aid
implementation/understanding?
In the meantime I'll persevere with static variables and hopefully achieve
consistent results and when that is bedded-down, I can pursue the likes of
OSAKA.
Graham
Hi ,
Was Going throgh Mr Dimitris Tsokakis's Ema Crossover Predictions AFL
He had also written about Macd Roc value if one has to know if MACD will cross
it's signal.
Does anyone know the AFL to calculate the "CLOSEPRICE" so that macd crosses
it's Signal ?
Thanks & Regards
Genius does not imply great world shattering results. Only that the
genius has far above average creative or intellectual abilities. He
may choose to apply those abilities in any area, or on none, or
squander them in selfish pursuits if he/she chooses. For an
intellectual genius the norm
Correction.
The comparison was 0.8242/0.8179 (N/50*N), an extraordinary convergence and
will within sample error for N.
Even more astounding, to me, the pattern frequency was also very similar, which
is counter intuitive ... I expected a much lower frequency occurrence for the
'bullish pattern
Just a heads up for newcomers.
2008 was an extraordinary year that will be in our databases for years to come.
IMO it is worth preserving a database for the year ... it is a lot easier to do
it now than to try and isolate the 'bear year' data later.
It can be very instructive to run tests in a
Wrong settings. Read the manual.
Also "activate stops immediatelly" should only be used
if you enter trades on *OPEN* price as it is said in the manual (see ApplyStop
description).
Your pictures show clearly that you are _NOT_ entering on open !
Also check this:
http://www.amibroker.com/kb/20
Hi,
Are Trailing Stops and Stop Profit instructions in AmiBroker giving
reliable results ?
I created a simple code ( see the AFL code below), but
when I back-test it, I obtain a lot of ApplyStop (stopTypeTrailing &
stopTypeProfit) false
signals, as shown on the picture ( a false stopTypeTraili
My dictionary says a genius is a person with EXCEPTIONALLY GREAT creative or
intellectual powers i.e. something more than just great.
IMO we use the word far too readily in modern society ... I reserve it for
someone who makes a mark on the World stage, like Da Vinci, Einstein. Mozart
etc.
I
You might consider combining the critria formulas and use one ApplyStop
Criteron1 = your formula1
criterion2 = your formula2
criterion = smaller of (or larger of or whatever ) critrion1 and criterion2
ApplyStop(.,criterion,...);
- Original Message -
From: "srengret"
To:
Sent: Sat
Does Amibroker allow two trailing stops?
I've been trying to code two trailing stops with different criteria in
Amibroker 5.10.
Why do this: Some, but not all, of the ATR-based trailing stops allow too big
of a loss when the 7% stop seems to catch them earlier.
Here is what I've tried:
The
Hello,
Generally yes.
The format YYYMMDD uses year (YYY) expressed as (FourDigitYear - 1900).
But that is equivalent to your understanding.
CYYMMDD
DD - day
MM - year
YY - year (2 digit)
C - century where 0 represents 20th century (years 1900...1999)
and 1 represents 21 centruy (2000...2099)
> i am trying to get my head over the first digit only. would 1 = 20 and 0 = 19
Not exactly. Look at the first 2-3 digits. 1xx = year 20xx and xx = year 19xx
1011231 = 2001-12-31
790407 = 1979-04-07
Just do a few calculations by hand using various dates and the formula pasted
below, and you wi
Thanks Herman & Aron
I have added my vote to Suggestion #1518 and I did note that its priority is
shown as High.
I am comfortable with the concept of adding code to the end of CBT process to
loop through all Bars, Trades and then using StaticVarRemove. Naming format is
"Text" + Symbol + BarDa
i am trying to get my head over the first digit only. would 1 = 20 and 0 = 19
the first 2 digits of the year in format?
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, "ozzyapeman" wrote:
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e.g.
2001-12-31 = 1 * (year - 1900) + 100 * month + day = 1011231
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, "murthysuresh" wrote:
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> i have a datenum like 1090403
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> what does the first digit stand for?
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i have a datenum like 1090403
what does the first digit stand for?
I like to add a comment as a Amibroker newbie. My trial of AB does NO report
the Volume properly when I connect via the IB plugin. I'm getting Australian
ASX data and this is frustrating especially in the Time&Sales window. Not sure
if anyone is having the same issue.
regards
paul
--- In amib
And the definition of a genius is that he is in advance in his time.
That implies that he serves nothing...
:)
Herman a écrit :
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> And it takes a simpleton to see what no one else sees ;-)
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> herman
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> Thursday, April 2, 2009, 11:09:58 PM, you wrote:
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>> A smart engine
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