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Tams
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You should be able to fill up my SR22 with ease. It only takes 348 litres. ;-)
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here's the basic concept of the Volume/Channel relationship:
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this one suites just fine... Traders Laboratory Gift Store Bib > TradersLaboratory Online Store : traders laboratory jk... ;-)>
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Thanks... but sorry, I don't have access to TradeStation forum anymore. :-(
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I don't know. I do not have TS anymore so I cannot test it out. The code is in text format, you can paste it in TS and see what's holding it up.
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This came from the time when I was in a discussion group on chart analysis. We were all looking at the same chart, but because we were scattered around the World, our time stamps on the chart were different. That made bar referencing very difficult. Also some of us had bar-beginning time stamp, while others had bar-ending time stamp. With bar numbering, we knew we were all talking about the same bar. ;-)
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How to Create an ELD to Plot Vertical Lines or Arrows at Price.
Tams replied to forrestang's topic in Coding Forum
Plot won't do it. Unless all you want is a dot. You need to use TL_New to draw lines. here's the specification: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f56/trendline-easylanguage-5840.html -
another first poster brilliant testimonial ! LOL RUN !
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one place you can put the number is at the top of the chart: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/masthead-5768.html
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first, you need to define the "pivot.high". pseudo code: if pivot.high = true then counter = 0; counter = counter + 1; // counter is incremented after every bar counter is the number of bars since the pivot.high. you just need to decide on a way to present the number. .
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Bar Numbering This indicator is for MultiCharts only. description: prints the bar number on the screen, with the option to bold, frame or reverse at specific intervals. you may apply the numbers to a subchart, or the main chart. if you want the bar numbers on the main chart: -- right click on the price scale to select this indicator, -- drag the price scale to position the numbers Bar_numbering.txt Bar_Numbering_(MultiCharts).pla
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with IB, when you open your account, you have to choose a base currency. It can be any currency. It does not have to be the currency of your residence. when you carry out a non-base currency transaction, IB would make a "loan" to you, in the foreign currency, to carry out the transaction. At the end of the day, you then press a button to close out all non-base currency positions. If you made money, the foreign currency will be converted to your base currency and deposit into your account. If you lose money, IB would take money out of your base-currency account and convert it to the foreign currency to settle the loss. If you don't close out the non-base currency position, if you owe money, it will show up as a "loan". You will pay margin interest accordingly. If you have profit, then it will simply show up as a foreign currency position.
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bear in mind this is a real time indicator... the chart will look different if you call it up afterward.
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yes sorry I forgotten to specify it.
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12:58 ..... .....
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I won't recommend anybody to just jump in and trade the HSI... it is a wild animal.
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nice.......... when do I start receiving the royalty cheques? ;-)>
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Shifted There is a school of thought that today's price action is just a continuation of yesterday's. ...and that if you shift today's price bars so that today's opening price matches with yesterday's close, you will see a continuation of yesterday's price action. This indicator does just that: it will shift today's price bars by the open/close difference. Note: this chart is for price action reference only. Please don't trade with this chart or you might get a very disappointing fill. It is recommended that you cover up the price scale when you read this chart. Shifted.txt Shifted_(MultiCharts).pla
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yes, those guys know how to live a good life. ;-) p.s. this is not the only exchange that take lunch break. I can't name them off hand, but I know there are a few around the World that do the same.
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on the 1 min chart I posted, it is showing an average volume of 362 per bar. it works out to ~6 contracts per second. that's a far cry from ES... LOL. I guess as long as you don't trade more that 3 contracts at a shot, you are ok. p.s. it is a big contract anyway... you don't want to go too deep into it.
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HSI... action guaranteed. .
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Here's a demo. The arrow is placed when the short term moving average crosses the long term moving average. Moving_Average_2_Lines_Crossover.txt Mov_Avg_2_Lines_Crossover_(MultiCharts).pla
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associated key keywords: Arw_New_s Arw_New_self_s Arw_Delete Arw_SetColor Arw_SetLocation Arw_SetLocation_s Arw_SetSize Arw_SetStyle Arw_SetText Arw_SetTextAttribute Arw_SetTextBGColor Arw_SetTextColor Arw_SetTextFontName Arw_SetTextSize
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This thread is about drawing an arrow on the chart. (MultiCharts enhanced EasyLanguage) Arw_New Displays an object, consisting of an up or a down arrow located at the specified bar and specified price value, on the chart that the study is based on; returns an object-specific ID number, required to modify the object. Usage Arw_New (BarDate, BarTime, PriceValue, Direction) Parameters BarDate - a numerical expression specifying the date of the bar at which the object is to be placed; the date is indicated in the YYYMMdd format, where YYY is the number of years since 1900, MM is the month, and dd is the day of the month BarTime - a numerical expression specifying the time of the bar at which the object is to be placed; the time is indicated in the 24-hour HHmm format, where 1300 = 1:00 PM PriceValue - a numerical expression specifying the price value (vertical position, corresponding to a value on the price scale of a chart), where the object is to be placed Direction - a logical expression specifying the direction of the arrow; True = Down and False = Up Example Place, on the chart that the study is based on, an up arrow at the top of a bar if the Open price has increased incrementally over the last three bars: If Open>Open[1] And Open[1]>Open[2] Then Value1 = Arw_New(Date, Time, High, False); ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Arw_New_self Displays the arrow on the SubChart.
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if you put enough of them on the screen, one of the will score...