I tried many backup softwares.
Right now, I use WinZip Pro to create custom, automated zipping task
(Winzip jobs).
Best regards
Le 15/06/2010 06:50, Ara Kaloustian a écrit :
Does anyone have an on-line back up system they are happy with?
I tried Acronis and it looks to me like their produc
Does anyone have an on-line back up system they are happy with?
I tried Acronis and it looks to me like their product is in beta test ... too
awkward to use especially from multiple computers...
I do like their other products
Thanks
Ara
Thank you, very much!
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, "WiseStockTrader" wrote:
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> Hello it is an interesting idea but i think it tends to stick to the highest
> standard deviation to much making the bands to wide. Judge for yourself.
>
> Here is my crude implementation with some hacks to ma
Thank you, very much!
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, "Anthony Faragasso" wrote:
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> Here is something slapped together:
>
> /*Adaptive Zones Bollinger Bands OSCILLATOR*/
>
> /*Automatically Adjusts the overbought and oversold levels based on past
> performance*/
>
> //Bollinger Bands
>
>
The functions you are asking about are clearly documented in the user guide.
Cross: http://www.amibroker.com/guide/afl/afl_view.php?id=34
EMA: http://www.amibroker.com/guide/afl/afl_view.php?name=ema
MA: http://www.amibroker.com/guide/afl/afl_view.php?name=ma
To try multiple variations, run an Op
Hi Erich --
Thanks for the kind words about my books.
I am afraid I do not understand your question.
Usually the backtest is made over a range of dates or bars. Can you express
the rangebar range you want tested in dates or bars?
You can export the results of a backtest or explore, including
Ton
You may have this a little backward.
The first operation is NumToString - which changes the array value to a string.
The next operation is StrToNum - which changes the string back to a number. It
becomes just a number, not an array
Best Regards
Rick Osborn
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Mike! thanks I didn't pay attention of integer conversion of booleans :))
Great solution!!
function non_above (a,b){
bars = 6; // numero de bars anteriores que no deben haber superado la grafica
return ( Sum( (Ref(a, -1) < Ref(b, -1)) , bars) == bars );
}
Thanks again!
--- In ami
See Sum function.
http://www.amibroker.com/guide/afl/afl_view.php?id=151
non_above = Sum(Ref(a, -1) < Ref(b, -1), 6) == 6;
Mike
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Pablo Bozzolo wrote:
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> Hi! could someone help me whith a function ?
>
> The idea es return something like
>
> function non_a
Hi! Have someone recived my question ? :)
Yahoo! 've informed the messaged was not delivered
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Pablo Bozzolo wrote:
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> Hi! could someone help me whith a function ?
>
> The idea es return something like
>
> function non_above (a,b){
>return ( (Ref (a,-
Bruce,
Thanks as always for an exact reply.
Luckily I don't use the backtester... so for me, my rudimentary understanding
and logic seems to have served my needs.
But always good to really understand what's going on under the hood.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, "Bruce" wrote:
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>
>
> Ton
Hi! could someone help me whith a function ?
The idea es return something like
function non_above (a,b){
return ( (Ref (a,-1)b[i]){
above = True;
break; // also not working!
}
}
return (NOT above);
}
ANY help will be aprecciated! Pablo
Anyone have a good way to update a large number of stocks with the correct
industry assignment? I've been fooling around with some of the vb/jscript
examples from newsletters in the past, but haven't been able to get them to
work (I'll admit to be a novice when it comes to running external code
hi afl experts
Can somebody give me afl code for above please
next can you give buy sell on profit sell on stoploss
rules in code for backtest over 1 year eod data,please
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what I tried so far
I tried RSI back test
with buy above 50,sell below50 as rules
Result netloss
I t
to plot beyong the last bar, you need to use low level graphics
Look in help for functions starting with "gfx"
- Original Message -
From: tomczykd
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, June 14, 2010 9:46 AM
Subject: [amibroker] Fibonacci Price and Time
Hello,
Hello,
I'm working to create Fibonacci Price and Time similar to Stock and
Commodity Price & Time aplication.
Fibonacci Price is working good and was easy to prepare. I can plot
vertical lines on entry and exit date. I can count how mamy days is
between entry and exit date. And here I have the
Ton, Rob -
Not exactly.
Last post on this, I promise, but the details can be important in other
situations where AFL cannot make this transparent.
Ton, let's expand your example slightly -
// This is an array ...
myString = Close;
_TRACE("myString1 "+myString);
_TRACE("myString2 "+Ref(myStri
Ton,
As I have alluded to several times, AFL can spot an array with the same value
all the way through it and in such a case can treat it like a scalar... which
is what it does here.
Think about it... if an array has exactly the same value all the way through,
and you know it, why would you gi
Hi Bruce,
What I did is the following :
// This is an array ...
myString = Close;
_TRACE("myString1 "+myString);
_TRACE("myString2 "+Ref(myString,-1));
_TRACE("myString3 "+Ref(myString,-2));
// This still is an array ...
mySuperStr = StrToNum(NumToStr(Close));
_TRACE("mySuperString1 "+mySup
Hi Dr. Howard,
I have your book and love it. It help me improve my backtests.
Talking about how to read individual values in the portfolio-phase of the
backtest, I have a question: How to use this "custom objective function" to
take value IF TIMEFRAME IS RANGEBAR? I use this function in my tra
Here is something slapped together:
/*Adaptive Zones Bollinger Bands OSCILLATOR*/
/*Automatically Adjusts the overbought and oversold levels based on past
performance*/
//Bollinger Bands
/*Input */
Lookback=Param("lookback",20,1,500,1);
PerCent=Param("Percent enclosure",95,50,100,1);
P = Pa
Yuki, Ton,
Let me make what is hopefully a constructive suggestion.
When in doubt, use AddColumn() for debug. It is your friend. In this case,
you might do something like the following Explore -
res = StrToNum( NumToStr( C ) );
Filter = BarIndex( ) >= BarCount - 10;
AddColumn( C, "C", 8.2 );
It doesn't give you the same array... it gives you a scalar.
(as Bruce mentioned it seems sometimes AFL can see an array has the same value
all the way through and treats it as a scalar).
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Yuki Taga wrote:
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> That was exactly my take on it. Wonderful that I can
That was exactly my take on it. Wonderful that I can use IF, but why
is it possible?
Tomasz (The layman's interpretation, please.) ^_^
Yuki
Monday, June 14, 2010, 5:11:34 PM, you wrote:
TS> Rick changing a string to a number THAT'S COMING FROM AN ARRAY
TS> and after that changing a numbe
Dear Mike,
Thank you very much for your help.
Best regards,
vgakkhar
On Mon, 14 Jun 2010 13:22:23 +0530, Mike wrote:
> You can have as many colors as you want just by following the same IIF
> pattern. The final color of the final nested IIF is the color to use when all
> others do not apply
Rick changing a string to a number THAT'S COMING FROM AN ARRAY and after that
changing a number to a string again, should give me the same array with the
initial strings. But the fact that I can use IF after the string manipulation
shows me that I am no longer having an array ... I still do not
You can have as many colors as you want just by following the same IIF pattern.
The final color of the final nested IIF is the color to use when all others do
not apply.
colors = IIF(condition1, colorGreen, IIF(condition2, colorRed, colorYellow));
Mike
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, "Vinay
Hello it is an interesting idea but i think it tends to stick to the highest
standard deviation to much making the bands to wide. Judge for yourself.
Here is my crude implementation with some hacks to make it work fast:
http://www.wisestocktrader.com/indicatorpasties/55-adaptive-bollinger
Here i
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