Tams

yes, you talk to a lawyer and an accountant. but it is also important to hear other people's experience. lawyers and accountants are not perfect, they have traps and agendas, just like you and me. you cannot trust anything from an anonymous forum, but you can still get a pointer or two, maybe an overlooked question, maybe a misplaced priority, at any rate, it is good to know what to think over before meeting the professionals.

LOL... you might get edited opinion there. ;-)>

if you can define "triangle" pattern, you can program it into an indicator. (eg. EasyLanguage, Ninja, etc.) can you draw a mock up with the characteristics you are looking for?

see the # beside the "Report!" at the top right corner of this post? right click on it, and select "Copy Link Location"... that's how you copy a post link. re: HH/LL I believe there is a Mt4 version out there... you just have to search for it.

the HH/LL indicator was written in EasyLanguge, it is not usable in MT4 platform.

actually I did not write that indicator... I merely posted my enhanced version. I believe Ant wrote the original version. at any rate, you should always include a link to items you referenced, so that people can go to the post and understand know what you are talking about.

now you know who's on the other side of your trade... Arrest Over Software Illuminates Wall St. Secret http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/24/business/24trading.html Mr. Aleynikov, who is free on $750,000 bond, is suspected of having taken pieces of Goldman software that enables the buying and selling of shares in milliseconds. Banks and hedge funds use such programs to profit from tiny price discrepancies among markets and in some instances leap in front of bigger orders. .

I encounter the same problem. I think the problem is with FireFox, because I can copy from Google Chrome with no problem.

FYI http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/56/volume-splitter-5824-5.html#post66247

this is how mine looks like at position 2. see circle and arrow

save the chart as jpg, png, or gif. or use your windows paint program to resize the picture.

would a TS user please post a chart?

chart resolution, not screen resolution. eg. 5 min, or 2401 cvb, etc.,

WOW !!! http://247wallst.com/2009/08/22/white-house-deficit-estimate-to-9-trillion-from-7-1-trillion/ White House Deficit Estimate To $9 Trillion From $7.1 Trillion The Administration quickly and fairly quietly raised its budget deficit forecast for the next ten years to $9 trillion from $7.1 trillion, an astonishing 27% increase. The new estimate is much closer to the number that the Congressional Budget Office posted earlier this year. One of the reasons for the change is that tax receipts are running below estimates due to the recession. The Administration believed unemployment would peak at 8%. The shortfall in government revenue could continue for another year or more. The White House budget forecast robust GDP recovery in 2010 and 2011. Many economists expect the improvement will be closer to 2%. Unemployment will almost certainly remain above 9% next year and perhaps even into early 2011. Tax receipts from businesses are also below forecast. A number of factors, especially weak consumer spending, have hurt many American companies worse than expected. The alternatives for fixing the deficit problem are all bad. One is to raise taxes. A much higher burden on individuals would almost certainly wound a recovery in consumer spending. Higher taxes on enterprises will make it more likely they will cut more workers. It becomes a vicious cycle which ultimately adds to unemployment. Another option is for the treasury to sell more debt. The New York Times recently reported that China’s appetite for US debt is falling. The paper writes “Figures released by the Treasury Department this week indicated that China reduced its holdings of Treasury securities by $25 billion in June, the most China had ever sold in a month.” That only leaves the Treasury one option, which is to offer higher interest rates on bonds. That will push up most other interest rates including those essential to the recovery, particularly mortgages. The only alternative that will work to help the rising red ink is too cut government spending. The Congress and The White House have not shown much interest in that. But, the time is coming when their hands may be forced. That leaves the only open question as which programs will be slashed and which will be preserved. Douglas A. McIntyre

you can create your own wav by using the soundrecorder to "swipe" the sound off the net.

what program/version you are using? what is the chart's resolution? what is the symbol? what data provider?

I would leave the "proprietary secret" a secret. If he has nothing to share then move on... Learn to read the market; you don't need to depend on anybody else. Everything you need to know to be profitable is already posted in TradersLaboratory.

if d <> d[1] then begin...

what is the chart's resolution? can you post an annotated screen shot? or a mock up?

GradientColor Returns an RGB color number, representing a shade of color from within a defined color range. The gradient shade of color is determined by the value of the specified numerical expression in relation to the defined value range. For example, if the color range is defined as White to Black, and the value range is defined from 0 to 2, GradientColor will return an RGB color number representing White for the value of 0, Gray for the value of 1, and Black for the value of 2. White will be returned for all values < 0, and Black for all values > 2. Usage GradientColor( Value, Min, Max, StartColor, EndColor ) Where: Value – the specified numerical expression Min – the minimum value of the value range; if Value = Min, StartColor is returned Max – the maximum value of the value range; if Value = Max, EndColor is returned StartColor – the starting color of the color range EndColor – the ending color of the color range Example Plot an ADX indicator in Gradient Color, where Magenta gradually changes into White for the indicator values from 5 to 50: Variable: ADXValue( 0 ); ADXValue = ADX( 14 ); Plot1( ADXValue, "ADXValue" ); SetPlotColor (1, GradientColor( ADXValue, 5, 50, Magenta, White )); source: EasyLanguage manual

this has been done... but I can't locate the code at the moment. you can start with the GradientColor keyword.

you don't need to change the code. For MultiCharts: just set the symbol to NOT include indicators in the scaling. I believe TradeStation has similar arrangement, TS users can post a screen shot of the set up screen.

if I could read your mind, I would help... if you are looking for help, you need to: 1. supply an annotated chart, or a mock up 2. illustrate how, what, where, when, why, things are happening... otherwise this request will sit unanswered, just like the few others currently on the board. good luck.