trader273

Exits are the toughest thing about this game. Entries are the easy part. If you followed your plan no need to beat yourself about the exit.

You can plug OEC data into Sierra Charts. probably the lowest cost option till OEC gets TS.

Just have to find something that fits what you are trying to accomplish. Everyone will probably have a different opinion. Also, dont forget about: Tick Volume Based Range

That's absolutely exactly what i was looking for. Thanks a lot.:applaud:

why dont you post how you got to work in case someone else has the same question?

Blu-ray, Looks good so far. Just wondering if there was a way to do the following: So instead of only plotting the High and Low when the end time is reached, it plots the High and low during that time in real time? If not, not a huge deal. Thanks for the help.

Im going to mess around with this tomorrow. Thanks for your help.

It has the ability to use some of the TS indicator's you might have. Doesnt seem to support all of the features, but quite a few.

I would like it plot a dot for the High and Low of start and end time that I have the ability to modify. For example: Time Start: 930 Time End: 1615 That would plot a dot for the highest high and highest low for that time.

Language: Easylanguage Software: Open Ecry Idea: Looking for a way to plot a dot at the high and low of whatever time I put in ( eg, High and Low for RTH only). I know there are a lot of these types of indicators around, the only thing is that using OEC, it doesnt like the use of trendlines. So it would have to use plots. I found one that kind of does what I am looking for, but it takes the High of the Day ( starting at 12:00am). Tried a lot of different things, but no such luck. Any help is appreciated.

Blu-ray, I would also like the market profile code, but I really dont feel like clicking that link. Is there a way you could come to my office and push the mouse for me.:shrug: Thanks in advance...

Have you tried importing an easylanguage version of it? Not all ELs work in OEC, but its worth a try.

if you use "plot" it wont give you you horizontal lines. you have to use the Trendline function. Look around for a function that starts TL.

When you apply a new indicator to a chart, in the bottom left corner there is a " create in new area" or something along those lines.

No idea, just made it easier to make. Would have to find someone w/ more knowledge than what I have.

No idea as I dont use anything using the Highest High or Lowest Low functions. Maybe using EL as the language will help. Also, i have an older computer and OEC often runs at 100%, especially during times of high volatility, eg. when price is making a new high or a new low. I think older chips struggle to keep up with OEC for whatever reason. I am by no means a computer tech, but it could be the .net that it is based in. Maybe if you could put it on a new computer to see if it acts the same way.

Lol, we must have posted at the same time.

Well I took a guess at what you wanted. No idea if this is what you were looking for, but it could be a starting point. Inputs: Length(15),Bars_Back(15); Variables: Avg(0), HH(0),UC(0); Avg=AverageFC(((Close+Open)/2),Length); HH=Highest(High,Bars_Back); UC=Avg+(HH-AVG); Plot1(UC,"Upper Channel");

Should be easy enough. Not really sure what the calculation you are trying to accomplish here. Kind of looks like what you typed above got cut off.

Ahh! There goes the simplicity. Im just joking. If it works for you then thats all that matters.

very nice. Trading is simple, just not easy. Good job.

That's a strong misconception. Controlling your emotions till you are an unemotional robot, should not and is not the goal. I'd suggest you read a couple books by Brett Steenbarger. Very good info.

Only 50%? I usually go at least 80% on a trade. I mean, c'mon thats how you make the big bucks. Just hopefully that first trade or two is not a loser, than you screwed. You'd be better off going here: At least there, they will give you free drink and you'll be surronded by pretty woman before they take your money. Risking that much is a recipe for disaster.

Is there a way to separate new posts from the business forum and the regular trading forum. When i look at the new posts i really dont care about liability insurance, Obama, or restaurants. I come here for trading stuff. While I applaud your entrepreneur spirit, it would probably be best to separate the trading and other stuff. I dont really want to spend time going through all of the non-trading stuff.