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Don't have to guess, the values are in the graph, to find the volume at price click on the chart. (Adobe Flash Player is required)
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No such problem using Windows 7 (32 bit), I rather use a right click/copy/paste though. Last Prod and demo are fine.
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Can be done using the CCI provided in OEC platform. Two instances can be superimposed in order to have the column and line contour effect; the ‘coloring study’ can set the colors above/below 0/100 for columns or lines.
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Same here, I like to experiment with new softwares. Very happy to have found ‘ Revo Uninstaller’ I’ve been using it for years now (instead of windows uninstall), it removes all leftover in the registry and hard drive. The free version is OK. Revo Uninstaller Pro - Uninstall software, remove programs, solve uninstall problems
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I've attached my Processes list of svchost.exe, windows 7, 4 Gb ram. Home network 3 computers. Someone found a second 'svchost.exe' copy in user ‘dir’, which was causing the problem, you can use ‘Process Explorer’ to see what is running and from which dir. Process Explorer Another cause could be your host file, as describe below: Good luck. > > > I've been trying to figure out this problem for quite some time and it's been very frustrating. I've known it was the svchost.exe(Network Services) process but didn't know what to do about it. I was looking for some tech support online; but I came across a site that suggested it might be due to a large HOSTS file. This was exactly my problem!!!! I had been using the hp-HOSTS free HOSTS file download (see link below) which is a humongous file!!! It's up to almost 4MB now!! (BTW....Some of the things in there are totally unnecessary too! So I have to edit it. It's definitely thorough but can also be paranoid.) After finding the suggestion to consider my HOSTS file, I was intending to download their smaller file; so I went back to the hp-HOSTS site to get it. I first tried their "fix" though of disabling the DNS Client and still using the larger file. So far it's worked for me. So I'll probably stick with it. If not, I'll try the smaller file and if that doesn't work then I'll go back to using MVPs HOSTS file (see link below), which is also a free download. It's not quite as large and never gave me problems before. I just lost the MVP link when my previous computer died and went with the hp-HOSTS when it was the first decent one I found for this computer. Anyway.... so far so good; so if you're having the same problem, I would suggest looking at your HOSTS file. It's an easy thing to do and might take care of the problem in a snap. To definitely tell for sure, you can always set your HOSTS file back to the Microsoft default (which is tiny) and if your system works fine, then it's your HOSTS file. Here's how to run the Microsoft default test: 1.) go to URL -->How do I reset the hosts file back to the default? 2.) find the system you use and copy the code for it or just click the "You fix it for me" button (if you let them fix it you're done at this point; just try it out to see if your system is working better now). If you didn't click the "You fix it for me" button then 3.) follow the directions on the page to install that HOSTS file to your computer Try your system by disconnecting and reconnecting to the internet. If it fixed the problem, I suggest getting a better HOSTS file. ***DON'T*** stick with the Microsoft default!!!!!! The Microsoft file was just for a quick test!!! It leaves your system vulnerable to attack though. So get rid of it! Go to one of the sites below (MVPs or hp-HOSTS) or choose one of your own, but the MS default is no good for safe browsing! Download a HOSTS file that you want and follow the instructions that you find on the download's page or on one of the pages below to install it. If you have problems again, try disabling the DNS client. (Instructions for that are on the hp-HOSTS download page. I would suggest visiting the site's main page first for any extra info.) hp-HOSTS hpHosts Online - Simple, Searchable & FREE! MVPs Blocking Unwanted Parasites with a Hosts File > > >
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Windows 7 is all good so far. Don't know which OP you use. Just googled on svchost and found few solutions........... Could be this: How to Fix svchost.exe using 100% CPU / Memory Leak | Technibble
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Clarification: All direct OEC customers with at least $5000 in the live account will be offered a free demo account. If you do not have a current live account, the balance is less than $5000, or have an account with one of OEC's brokers, the demo is priced at $49.95 per month, starting September 1st. Nice move, thanks to OEC. :-)
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Appreciated, thanks. :-)
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Something to Be Fixed in the Forum
Trendup_ replied to Trendup_'s topic in Announcements and Support
Ha-ha-ha...Let us know when, so you can book the media.:rofl: You could have post a message to warn the members of the glitches and reduce the size of the pictures to be posted until bug solved. Cheers. -
I’m getting malware blocked (by Avast) when loading the forum videos :helloooo:
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Something to Be Fixed in the Forum
Trendup_ replied to Trendup_'s topic in Announcements and Support
Problem is occurring in all pages where pictures are larger than the page width. In those pages the forum becomes unusable. -
There is a problem since the last maintenance forum, when inserting an url image, the picture is not scaled to get a good insertion in the message area resulting in messing up the complete page format.
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A 4 line (zone) version of the TCC indicator. TCC4lines.el is the OEC compiled version. TCC4lines.txt TCC4lines.el
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The extension docx is a good candidate for addition. Thanks
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Looking for Multicharts Code to Deal with VWAP, SDs and PVP
Trendup_ replied to tucciotrader's topic in Coding Forum
Using Google Chrome translation ....next page has an interesting long pattern..... Trading Room casalinga - Pagina 33 - Forum di Finanzaonline.com http://www.finanzaonline.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1284220&stc=1&d=1280402624 -
TCC2. txt in post #49 should work with TS and MC, just need to be compiled.
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By setting the Icycle colour to ‘transparent’ I only see the unbound cycle. In this format (unbound) this indicator is excellent to spot divergences, I did superimpose few indicators (ROC, Momentum and 3/10 MACD) and found TCC impressing.
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After reading the documentation I realised the plot command for the uncapped cycle was missing. Also I changed Price(close) to (High+Low)/2), alpha to 0.07 and lines to 0.50 to comply with the original code. All parameters can be adjusted from the properties window. According to the doc and code design, it is interesting to note that the bottom line is the buy signal and the top the sell trigger as in conventional oscillators. Have a good weekend. The file TCC.EL (zip) is the compiled version for OEC platform. TCC.zip TCC2.txt
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It is capped by design, look at the PDF. The TOS/NT version must be different. The Inverse Fisher Transform.pdf
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Going to the forum setup and add those extensions should take 2minutes, it takes time to zip files each time we want to upload an attachment, very annoying. can someone fix this, thanks.
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I could compile TCC to OEC, if someone wants to play with it My first tune up for ESU0 Alpha 0.01 lines 0.30. TCC.txt TCCoec.zip
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I'm interested in having the easy language version of the indicators supplied in this thread. Kit could u post a screenshot. Thanks
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Ha ha ha …Strange must be some telepathy involve, in May I had similar thinking about momentum, it was a kind of day where you threw a lot of indicators on the chart to realise you’re going nowhere, looking at a 2 tick range bar chart intending to scalp the ES, trying to avoid the small pullbacks which often are part of little consolidations, by drawing rectangles to encapsulate those areas where no clear advance or decline moves were occurring and noticed that I could delimitate those areas on an AO the oscillator by using 2 tuned lines close to the 0 line as described in this thread. Entries could be: Go long at the cross up to the upper line and short at the cross down to the lower line, outcome: 1- Benefit from a nice move. 2- Not enough momentum to be profitable. 3- After a cross the move reverse against you and it is a stop out. This method triggers a lot of losing signals; I believe some filters need to be implemented. Cheers, Always please to read your posts.