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It will work, the fault in the code is that Easy Language will only read that block of code if Condition11 and Condition12 are true. So it will read it at the time of execution.. but in a couple of bars time, for example, Condition11 and Condition12 are false it will therefore not read that block of code. Also "SetStopLoss" will only come into force if a Position is filled. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Yes spot on zdo ! the code should read like this: if Condition11 and Condition12 then Buy 1 contracts next bar at market ; SetProfitTarget(3000) ; SetStopLoss( 100); Cheers Blu-Ray

You can find here on this site, the best place to look for an indicator would be in the indicator section, or better still try the "search" facility. Here's the link to help you out this time. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Hi Tasuki No, it had no sound, I recorded it through snagit and I don't think it allows for sound. Cheers Blu-Ray

I'm very intrigued as this is my indicator that I only coded up yesterday :hmmmm:

No probs, glad it helped. Cheers Blu-Ray

As Tasuki said, you can put { } around the relevant plots or alternatively put // in front of the plot and it comments it out the same. I've done a little video for you, so I can teach you how to fish and anybody else willing to learn Easy Language. Hope this helps Blu-Ray EditingEL.avi

Yes it can be done, post a chart of what you need and what you want to disgard and that should help. Cheers Blu-Ray

I'll take a look at it, but can't guarantee anything as I'm extremely busy at the moment. Cheers Blu-Ray

No Probs, here you go : Vars: iVolume(0); If bartype < 2 then iVolume = Ticks else IVolume = volume; //HIGH VOLUME SPIKE LONG SIGNAL Condition1=Low<=Low[1] AND Low<=Low[2] AND Close>=Close[1] AND Close>=Open AND (Close-Open)<(High-Low) AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[2] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[3] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[4] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[5] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[6]; Condition2=Low>=Low[1] AND Low<=Low[2] AND Close>=Close[1] AND Close>=Open AND (Close-Open)<(High-Low) AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[2] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[3] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[4] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[5] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[6]; //HIGH VOLUME SPIKE SHORT SIGNAL Condition3=High>=High[1] AND High>=High[2] AND Close<=Close[1] AND Close<=Open AND (Open-Close)<(High-Low) AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[2] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[3] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[4] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[5] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[6]; Condition4=High<=High[1] AND High>=High[2] AND Close<=Close[1] AND Close<=Open AND (Open-Close)<(High-Low) AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[2] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[3] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[4] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[5] AND iVolume[1]>iVolume[6]; IF Condition1 OR Condition2 then Plot1(1,"Spike") else If Condition3 or Condition4 then Plot1(-1,"Spike") else Plot1(0,"Spike"); Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Unfortunately not from me as I can only code in Easy Language, maybe someone else who is familiar with the two languages could do it. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Spyro Just quickly looking at it, as I've haven't copy & pasted it yet... but you're Conditions are incorrect as they don't have a true and a false value: condition1=((h+l)/2)>cc; this one is ok The following don't have a true and false value and as such it won't compile condition2=((h+l)/2) condition1=highestbar(h,1 2); condition2=lowestbar(l, 12) ; Hope this helps Blu-Ray

I still wonder why the original poster hasn't said, Yes Blu-Ray, I did borrow your code and modify it...... just a thought Cheers Blu-Ray

What are you looking for to make it better on tick charts?

Thanks for your version of this, it seems that you have modifed my code that I realased on here under the "various indicators" title. Cheers Blu-Ray

Steve I would say no because the reason the volume is low, is because it's the rollover period, so the volume has been spread between the September & December contracts. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Thank you for the offer of a donation, but I do it all for free. Cheers Blu-Ray

Tresor Just modify this line: MyEOM = EaseOfMovement( Price, Length ); It should now work fine...... I put the " -50 " in the RSI as that indicator has a midline of 50, whereas the EOM's midline is already 0. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Thanks again fs ............. it's much appreciated, your magic has worked again. Cheers Blu-Ray

Your chart is far too bunched up to make an exact replica, here's something similar and also a strategy as well for you to work on: Hope this helps Blu-Ray

You mean " does it repaint the bar" ............ No it doesn't Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Sorry to hear that Brownsfan, take care and take it easy Good Luck Blu-Ray

Exactly....................... the bloke's only developed this a week ago and it can't be backtested as it only runs on live data. So he's only eyeballing the nice trades, amazing how the human mind can spot these. Cheers Blu-Ray

Yes... no problems I'll help you........What aspect of volume are looking for, or possibly rephrasing the question, what are kind of indicator are you looking for? ( what do you want it to show you ). PBF = PaintBarFactory.............. this is where I replicated the indicators from. I've just downloaded the KlingerGoslin from the TS forums, have you found anything beneficial about it, if so, what? Cheers Blu-Ray

I enclosed the jtHMA function within the word doc. Cheers Blu-Ray ps: thanks Januson for also attaching the function