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Yes, I am familiar with it, but have not coded it up. The version I posted here were based around 2 hull ma's. Cheers Blu-Ray

Thanks guys for the support, it's much appreciated. Cheers Blu-Ray

You would need to have 2 lots of data running on your chart, then you could use, for example 5 min RSI as data2. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Sorry, I don't get what you're trying to portray, as we'll just be showing contracts over 100 anyway. Cheers Blu-Ray

Nice feature & appreciated, but if I want to ignore the business forum, I then have to go into 24 sub forums & ingore them........ can you not just introduce a feature within our user profile so that we can just ignore it. I feel I speak for many on this subject, as the amount of new threads all on business, while it is impressive for the site to gain more traffic, it's really annoying if you only want to read trading related stuff on a trading based forum. Cheers Blu-Ray

Unsure if MC is the same as TS in this example, but you can use the following before you enter your strategy code, Easy Language will therefore not read that part if a position is already live. If MarketPosition = 0 then begin {enter strategy here} Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Hi theman That code won't do the trick, basically what that code is doing is showing volume over 25 for the whole bar, if the volume for the whole bar is less than 25 it will plot 0. I know how to code it up, but have been struggling for time a little bit lately, I'll hopefully get around to doing it at the weekend. Cheers Blu-Ray

Hi I tell you what I'll do, I'll meet you half way....... I'll tell you what indicator it is and I'll leave it up to you to mess about with the settings, as I haven't got time to try and match them up with his specific settings**. The indicator is called the "Ergodic" indicator and it's posted here within the forums Hope this helps Blu-Ray ** Hint : you might find that his settings change from chart to chart ... a) because of different markets. b) to appease the viewing public of his system.

I don't use these in my trading, I only coded them up. I would say that you'd have to forward test some ideas you have to trade them effectively. Cheers Blu-Ray

LOL....... Thanks mate

Let me know what you're after and I'll see what I can do. Cheers Blu-Ray

Hi Bruce This is indicator is based roughly the same as PBF's version. If you take a look at their website, it shows you the difference of having counter trend mode on ( basically changes the color of the histogram ) and also the change midline ( this is because you can have the "original squeeze" which is based on BB's and Keltner channels or their version of the midline which is based around a HMA ). Hope this helps Blu-Ray

" Ceiling/Floor " are reserved words in Tradestation, below is the definition for them. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

I thought that this was your code for sale. Cheers Blu-Ray

You are winding me up ???????????????????????????????????????? just scroll up a few posts from yours..................................:o

Yes, it can be done.... leave it with me & I'll see what I can do. Cheers Blu-Ray

Just an observation............. They've invented an indicator called the "Holy Grail"....... so you would think they'd be pretty confident in it, to give it that name.....Well.......... if they were that confident in it, why are they now up to version 9 of it......... Answer: it's NOT the Holy grail, it's just 4 or 5 indicators bunched together and they show charts of amazing setup's, but are finding out through different market conditions that it has its flaws like everything else, so they are now just curve fitting it. and this leads to us to the obvious question: If you'd invented the Holy Grail, would you sell it ?..................... of course not. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

I've got one from "lakdghshya"

Taz The code thrunner has posted is the same one as I've sent you via email, as the boys on the TS forums have done extensive testing via different propositions and found this one to be the most efficient. The code I sent you for the EMA is also found to be the most efficient by the TS guru's, I'll post it here so anybody else interested can see the code. {XAverage-Fast Indicator} [sameTickOpt = true] Inputs: Price(Close), Length(8); Vars: SmoothingFactor( 2 / ( Length + 1 ) ), XAverageFAST( Price ) ; XAverageFAST = XAverageFAST[1] + SmoothingFactor * ( Price - XAverageFAST[1] ); Plot1(XAverageFAST,"Ema"); Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Obviously without seeing your set-up, it could be you've got the RS code setup differently to your chart code..... just a thought or alternatively have you got your RS set to enable alerts. Cheers Blu-Ray

Hi Taz I've sent you an email about it, but I'll quickly explain it here for anyone else reading this. Format the indicator and select the "Advanced tab", then select the "On" rather than "Auto Detect"..... but there is a bug within TS 8.3 build 1631 so this feaute won't work unless you get the fix via request from TS. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Have a search on this forum and there's a thread called " MP on Excel" and you'll find a file in there. Cheers Blu-Ray

You are not going to get it to change immediately as the MACDAvg could be sitting it between the values of the MACD of now & previous bar. Cheers Blu-Ray

Yes, sorry, my apologies, I didn't read it correctly, again it's a fault as it just says MACD without the bit afterwards: Here this should work: if MACD( Close, FastLength, SlowLength ) >= XAverage( Plot1, MACDLength ) then SetPlotColor (1,Cyan); Personally I would have coded it up like this and it would have saved you a bit of trouble. [LegacyColorValue = true]; { CW MACD } inputs: FastLength( 12 ), SlowLength( 26 ), MACDLength( 9 ) ; Vars: MyMACD(0),MACDAvg(0); MyMACD = MACD( Close, FastLength, SlowLength ); MACDAvg = XAverage(MyMACD, MACDLength ); Plot1( MyMACD,"MACD", Red ) ; Plot2( MACDAvg,"MACDAvg", White ) ; Plot4( 0, "ZeroLine", Yellow) ; if MyMACD >= MACDAvg then SetPlotColor (1,Cyan); Hope this helps Blu-Ray

This part is the culprit. if MACD >= XAverage then SetPlotColor (1,Cyan); As that sentence is saying if MACD is greater or equals to an xaverage, but it's not stating an xaverage of what. Here's how it should look: if MACD >= XAverage( Plot1, MACDLength ) then SetPlotColor (1,Cyan); Hope this helps Blu-Ray