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Tams
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is there any reason you want to apply this study to the radar screen instead of a chart?
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what program/version you are running?
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what are the resolution of the symbols? have you done a manual calculation? what kind of results you were expecting from the above?
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Q: how did you know he's a scammer? A: he said forex... LOL
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...you are giving price action a bad name :-(
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TL_Rectangle (EasyLanguage Function) Description: This function draws a rectangle on the chart 2 points are required to draw the rectangle: the top left corner and the bottom right corner TL_Rectangle requires 8 input variables the top left corner date, time and price the bottom right corner date, time and price as well as the color and thickness of the lines TL_Rectangle requires the dates in EasyLanguage format A demonstration indicator is attached below Note: This EasyLanguage indicator was written in MultiCharts. I have not tested it in other compatible programs. Please refer to your users manual for importation instructions. TL_Rectangle (function).txt Rectangle (indicator).txt Rectangle (MultiCharts).pla
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Tutorial 36 - Using the Global Variables DLL to pass data from Radarscreen to a Chart Tutorial 36 | Using the Global Variable DLL to pass data from Radarscreen to a Chart [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOzRN0Zs7SE&feature=player_embedded]YouTube - Tutorial 36 Part 1 | Using GlobalVariable.DLL to pass data from Radarscreen to Chart[/ame]
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Tutorial 34 - Using ADE (All Data Everywhere) to transfer data between charts Tutorial 34 | Transfer a daily moving average from a daily chart to an intraday chart using ADE [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdFVnWSQzLU&feature=related]YouTube - Tutorial 34 | Using ADE to pass data between charts[/ame]
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the most important aspect of evaluating a system is to first separate (remove) the accidental profit from system profits before calculating your return.
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but I don't see what you wrote... can't help you if I don't see it. writing out the thoughts line by line is a way to line up your logic computers are very stupid, it can only do what you tell it to do. your instruction has to be direct and complete for the computer to do what you want to do if the computer is not doing what you want to do, there is only one explanation: your logic is incomplete i.e. you haven't got all the bases covered. p.s. it is good that you have posted a chart, you need to write some notes on the chart to point out what is wrong with the picture. You can also draw some lines and arrows and notes to illustrate what you have in mind.
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tomorrow's prize: Durable Goods Orders 8:30 AM ET Personal Income and Outlays 8:30 AM ET Jobless Claims 8:30 AM ET Consumer Sentiment 9:55 AM ET New Home Sales 10:00 AM ET
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We are back to the good old days? Where the market action is driven by mindless reports !?!?! today's action drivers: Consumer Confidence 10:00 AM ET FHFA House Price Index 10:00 AM ET State Street Investor Confidence Index 10:00 AM ET
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I don't mean to discourage you... but he has publicly renounced it. use it as an academic study, even if you don't find out what works, knowing what doesn't work is just as valuable.
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I did not download your attachment. Do you know which version is it?
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AHG method has evolved many iterations... it is a moving target ! A is using volume now... it is not just price action alone p.s. he also uses indicators to supplement his price reading.
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my suggestion: Write out your ideas: ONE thought at a time, ONE logic at a time, ONE action at a time, ONE LINE PER PHRASE, ONE phrase per sentence ONE LINE per sentence... if you have more than one thought in the same sentence, you are cooked. if you have more than one phrase in the same line, you are cooked. write it as if you were writing the code, write it as if the machine is reading it... one line at a time, one action at a time. if you can do that... you will see your coding solution easily.
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if you wrap your indicator in Code Tag (the # icon at the top of the reply window), you codes will be enclosed in a easy-to-read code window.
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well... the Google Wave is in beta. watch out Facebook Google Wave - Communicate and collaborate in real time
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Bill Gates must be pissed, this OS wrapped in the browser was his idea, but he was forced to unbundle it years ago...
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we are living in the internet age...
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pulling the trigger is easy, pulling the trigger at opportune time is a different story. ;-)
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you can call it killer instinct, you can call it discipline, or you can call it cool-calm-execution... call it whatever you may, the name doesn't matter, the fact is, despite all the good intentions, educations, preparation, calculation, some people just cannot pull the trigger at opportune times... be thankful if you can, have pride in knowing that you are a selected few... I will leave the 2nd one for people to chime in...
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this is a wealth of information... thanks for posting.
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to see the difference between the 2 line... all you have to do is to normalize the line. i.e. minus one line from the other... is this what you have in mind? . Instantaneous Trend Line (spread version).txt
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there are 2 things that a successful trader must have, but not a requirement in most of the "professions". the first requirement is a killer instinct... you can be well educated and well read, you can be rational and methodical, you can be calculated and have all the bases covered, but if you don't have a killer instinct, you won't be able to pull the trigger at the opportune time.
