Tams

Life is about the survival of the fittest, not the fastest or the smartest. "Fit" means suitable -- are you most suitable for the challenge you have taken on? Are you the first to go through the program?

have you studied Ant's version? what do you think? http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/market-delta-footprint-tradestation-516.html

This is a big World... there is always room for discretionary trading.

if you have TradeStation, why would you need anything else? included in TradeStation are 100s of autotrade examples. you can open up the code and explore the logic and see how people manipulate and analyze data. TradeStation's manuals and tutorials are the best in the industry -- they have over 20 years of accumulated knowledge and experience. if you can't understand TradeStation, there is no point in trying anything else, because there won't be anything more comprehensive and easy to understand than TradeStation.

some trading software have "pick-from-menu" user interface. all you have to do is select the indicators, parameters, etc., and the program does everything for you. you can see this Ninja example Trading Platforms. NINJATRADER. Trading System Development.

what is more difficult to learn than to learn to trade ? if you can learn to trade, you can learn to program in EasyLanguage.

I am sure it has been done already, tho I haven't seen it... if you can write the spec... and make a screen mock up (with notes), I am sure something can be arranged.

incredible ! :-) http://www.wimp.com/predictionads

not again... these have been posted umpteenth times. you are blowing James' server quota... LOL

some might be interested in this modified presentation of MACD http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/mama-combo-5851.html 50 (40.86)

the link was on the left column of the TL home page. I guess whoever has time to look for a 3 yr old page will have time to answer this post.

the link is broken...

any more enlightenment on this?

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TA is a broad term... it covers a wide area of analysis. which particular you have in mind?

maybe you can explain the two.

................. did this work ???

ES is continuous and perpetual, ES future is quarterly and requires adjustments to be continuous and perpertual.

It should work in TradeStation. Have you tried importing it? You should read your user manual on importation instruction.

arrrhhhh... can you see your thoughts better now? (compared to the yellow dot?)

I always tell people, I don't care if you call yourself "price action trader" or whatever, if you can read price, you don't need anything; you can even see the volume without the volume histogram. but if you can't read price, there is no shame in putting a moving average on the chart.

I still don not understand... does the yellow dot show the WRONG trigger? or the yellow dot show the correct trigger? in your previous post, you were complaining about the wrong places as the green. where are the correct places? do this: make 2 charts chart 1. make arrows and lines and notes to show where you want the triggers. (this is your mock up. without this chart, you do not have clarity of what you want) chart 2. make arrows and lines and notes to show the wrong triggers given by your code. (this is the diagnostics)

So what ??? This is a free forum... you are entitled to your opinion, so does others. If you do not like HIM, what HE does or how HE does it then leave and do not come back. NO ONE IS FORCING YOU TO READ his posts. If the post(s), either yours or others, are deemed unsuitable for this forum, the moderator will remove them. Enjoy!

well... what happened ?

you have to be VERY specific put the chart on Paint, use lines and arrows and notes to point out the following: (pls answer ALL questions one by one) 1. what is the code doing right now. 2. which is the good trigger? 3. which is the wrong trigger? 4. what do you want the code to do? 5. what do you NOT want the code to do? right now i see a yellow dot... but I don't understand your mumble jumble. you have asked a lot of questions in the past, I have always give one suggestion, which you have not considered: write out your thoughts ONE LINE at a time, write out your actions ONE LINE at a time, if your write more than one action in one line, you are guaranteed to get confused.