Tams

take it one step further... add the print command after every assignment statement. you can then track how and where the variables were manipulated.

you don't need any money to learn. there are lots of good books in the library and useful websites on the internet. after you think you have learned, that's when the tuition fee kicks in. p.s. most people paid over 5k in tuition. pls plan your journey accordingly.

you will need MultiCharts to do the sub-minute chart objects. MultiCharts has extended the EasyLanguage to include: time_s tl_new_s tl_new_self_s text_new_s text_new_self_s arw_new_s arw_new_self_s

very nice codes! it is like a market profile. note: for MultiCharts users: you have to change the variable i because i is a reserved word in MultiCharts. I have attached the amended code for your convenience. (you will still need to get the function from the ELD above.) p.s. You can also take a look at my ATR Marker to see how I position the text. http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/atr-marker-5655.html . !BB_(Multicharts_version).txt

I am not sure if I understand what you are looking for or trying to achieve.

look below the chart illustration... under the section heading "Download Now". the code is in a text file. you will need to copy and paste the code into your charting software.

EasyLanguage does not support time and sales.

the first hurdle in trading options is managing commission. even if you are right, even if the trade goes your way, you can still get slaughtered by the broker/MM.

EasyLanguage does not support Level II.

do you have a screen shot? how does this indicator work?

you can try this version: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f56/basic-24hr-pivot-indicator-5533.html#post60377

I have posted the code here: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/candle-pattern-5736.html

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MAMA Combo This is one of my earlier inventions. Maybe "invention" is not the precise word to describe this, it is more like a concoction... because I did not "invent" the indicators, I merely combined them together in one presentation. This indicator should be called MA-MACD Combo, but I thought MAMA Combo sounds more catchy. ;-) This is a basic run of the mill MACD indicator, with a Fast Moving Average overlaid on top. I have created an oscillating black and white panel in the background; when the MACD value crosses below the MACD average, the panel will turn black, and white in the reverse direction. (you can adjust the panel height with BG.height in Study Format) The Fast Moving Average is the Red Light / Green Light indicator. It serves as an early warning to impending moves. You can see the code and description here: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/red-light-green-light-5848.html#post63641 This indicator works best in a fast fractal chart. eg. 2 minutes ES. Let me know if you have questions or suggestions. Enjoy! MAMA_Combo.txt

this looks very nice. Thank you.

ok thanks! regards TAMS :-)

I noticed it is in the Column now. Maybe the indicators get updated at midnight ET?

beware of the quick silver. :-)>

I have just posted an indicator... it is not showing up on "Recent Indicators". Please check.

Red Light / Green Light I have previously posted this on another thread. It was for MultiCharts. Someone asks if I can make a TradeStation version. Yes of course, here it is: This might well be the Holy Grail you have been looking for. Description: this is a MA based indicator The indicator turns green when the price is trading above the MA and turns red when the price is trading below the MA. Format Setting: set the General Style to Point, Weight to heavy For the indicator to appear on the bottom of the screen, set the scale Range to Maxium=50, Minumum=-1 For the indicator to appear on the bottom of the screen, set the scale Range to Maxium=1, Minumum=-50 You can adjust the Length of the MA period. (MC only) if you leave it at 0 (zero), the MA is automatically set to 3 periods for minute/hour/day charts and 7 periods for tick and volume charts Midrange is used to calculate the MA redlight_greenlight_(MC).txt redlight_greenlight_(TradeStation).txt

please don't confuse people. SLI is a different animal. SLI is a way of connecting 2 graphics cards and make them operating as ONE. (they increase the graphics power by joining the 2 graphics processors) ie. when you use SLI to connect 2 graphics cards, you get ONE graphics card. This SLI is for gamers and high end animation use only. Traders need not apply.

I have posted a sample code at the Trendline thread: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/showpost.php?p=63601&postcount=3 I posted it over there because the code does not use array.

Here's an example of drawing a trendline at the highest high and the lowest low of X days back. it utilizes the highD and lowD functions to obtain the highest/lowest prices. MC version can be used on sub-minute charts. i.e. tick, seconds, volume bar, etc. HL_bar_(TS).txt HL_bar_(MC).txt

examples of trendline How to Draw a Tape http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/how-to-draw-a-tape-5646.html

This thread is about using EasyLanguage to draw trendlines on a chart. TL_New Displays a trendline, with the specified starting and ending points, on the chart that the study is based on; returns a trendline-specific ID number, required to modify the trendline. Usage TL_New (sDate, sTime, sPriceValue, eDate, eTime, ePriceValue) Parameters sDate - a numerical expression specifying the trendline starting point date; 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 sTime - a numerical expression specifying the trendline starting point time; the time is indicated in the 24-hour HHmm format, where 1300 = 1:00 PM sPriceValue - a numerical expression specifying the trendline starting point price value (vertical position, corresponding to a value on the price scale of a chart) eDate - a numerical expression specifying the trendline ending point date eTime - a numerical expression specifying the trendline ending point time ePriceValue - a numerical expression specifying the trendline ending point price value Example Display a trendline, that begins at 9:00 AM at a price value of 1381, and ends at 3:00 PM at a price value of 1337, on January 17th, 2008, on the chart that the study is based on: Value1 = TL_New( 1080117, 900, 1381, 1080117, 1500, 1337); source: EasyLanguage Manual