Tams

see post #2.... ..... ..... .....

can you describe the trigger you have in mind ? e.g. what kind of condition(s) you are looking for that constitute a "signal" to you? we can start with a simple event... EasyLanguage is very powerful... you can build it into a complex logic that filters multiple conditions to arrive at your signal.

don't save the chart as bmp save it as jpg, gif or png. you can use your windows paint program to convert it.

see the "Go Advanced" button at the bottom of the reply box? click on it... the window will expand... go further down the window, you will see the "Manage Attachments" button... click on it... another window will pop up, attach your chart... then click on the "Close Window" button at the top right corner (this step is very important) that's it. p.s. more help here: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f30/how-post-chart-properly-805.html

you can post the info here this is a community... the lesson/tricks/tips are for everybody

how would you like the alert? sound/voice alert? a dot on the chart? a pop up window? a color change in price bar? a thickness change in price bar? a color change in background? a text message printed on the chart? an arrow? (MultiCharts only) can you post an annotated chart... using lines, arrows, and notes to illustrate how the alert should be triggered? (i.e. what is your logic?)

James: the Code tag adds extra spaces in the bottom of the code window: This text is wrapped with Code tag This text is wrapped with HTML tag This text is wrapped with PHP tag

p.s. if you use Code tag instead of Quote tag, you wouldn't get the funny face. :\ this is wrapped with Code tag: /out:"C:\Program Files\TradeStation 8.0 p.s. I have to tell James about the extra blank spaces.

thanks for the note. sharp eyes... I missed the MFC.

The above code is for MultiCharts. Attached is the generic version of DayAverage. I have not tested it in TradeStation or other compatible programs. Please refer to your owners manual for importation instructions. . Volume_DayAverage_(EasyLanguage).txt

42 you can study this code as example http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/volume-dayaverage-5753.html

46 GlobalVariable22 is a dynamic-link library (DLL) that can be used to extend the functionality of the EasyLanguage®. It was written for TradeStation, and is supported by MultiCharts. For more information, you can see the description here: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/global-variable-v2-2-a-6023.html An extension DLL can be written in any of a variety of programming languages, including C/C++, Delphi, and PowerBASIC®. The code you posted is a Microsoft Developer Studio Generated Build File, (aka Microsoft Visual Studio) most likely for a C# source file. To compile the C# source code, you can download the Visual Studio "Express" edition, which is free from Microsoft. .

if you can pin point the 50 bars that made the difference... all you need is to hand calculate the variables to find out the pivotal factor. are you talking about a portfolio back testing of 30 stocks? the permutation can be exponential.

You will see the "Edit" key at the bottom right corner of your post. It will be there for ~1 hr after you submit your post.

before you start running, I would suggest you to learn to walk... (I am famous for helping people to go from step 1 to step 2, but absolutely refuse to assist anyone to skip from step zero to step 3) go through post #1 (which I know you haven't yet)... and the tutorial in post #2, then digest post #5 make a few exercises... array is about data manipulation, you have to be comfortable with a 2 dimensional array before you can work on a 3-D, because a 3-D is exponentially more complex in structure and data tracking.

...call it whatever you will, you should draw out the data dependencies on a grid... and see how each piece of data relate to each other. don't know, never tried it. if you write out your thoughts in a step-by-step pseudo code, e.g. one action per-line, one-line per-action, you might be able to work out the code logics.

are you talking about a 3 dimensional array? Yes, you can build it with multiple arrays, but no, it is not part of the EasyLanguage repertoire. initialize the array to the value of -1. read post #1, example included. .

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this process is NOT limited to EOD you can get the indicator to extract any data point, at any time frame, to any one of the output locations. if all you needed is "copy and paste"... you can do that from the PowerEditor Output log window. I would suggest you to read this link again... in detail http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f56/print-easylanguage-6000.html the information might be overwhelming at first, but so is your requirement. I always tell people, if you don't need (demand) so much... then you don't have to do so much work ;-)>

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XCAP iPolyFit Note: This indicator was written in EasyLanguage. Please refer to your users manual for importation instructions. Your comments and rating of this indicator is appreciated. XCAP_iPolyFit_(TS).txt XCAP_iPolyFit_(MultiCharts).pla

Yes sure... this is a good place to start: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f34/price-volume-relationship-6320.html

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well, have you heard of the term GIGO ? Garbage In, Garbage Out... for useable backtesting results... you must start with good data good data means more than data integrity. of course you have to start with data that are clean -- i.e. with no holes or bad ticks in them. good data also means that the sample is a representation of the population. e.g. if your data range is between Sept 08 to Nov 08, you will see a very biased downtrend in the market, any trend following system, especially down biased system, will do well. But the same system might fall flat on the face when the sample data range is changed. these are just some thoughts to get the thinking going...

if you can do a hand calculation... then illustrate your thoughts with a plot of the results in a chart mock up, maybe I can help.