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PRV -- Pro Rated Volume For the volume hawks! This indicator projects the volume at the end of the bar. It calculates the PRV based on the current trade pace, and the time remaining in the bar. This information is useful to spot turning points ie. whether the money is drying up... or flooding in. This indicator is usable on minute charts only. Instructions: Set the volume to display as a thick histogram and the PRV to display either as a thin histogram, or as a thick point. PRV_ProRatedVolume.txt

trading applications require very little graphics power, any low end card would do. for 2D software, which I believe 99.99% of the charting software are, you do not need a lot of memory either. (I think 8MB per screen is all that's used.)

maybe it has to do with the candle?

how about putting the setplotwidth after the plot statement? would it make a difference?

put the width in the plot. Plot Plots the specified numerical expression on a chart; up to 999 different plots can be used simultaneously. Plot offset, name, color, and plot line width can be specified by using the optional parameters. Usage PlotN <[Offset]>(Expression <,"PlotName"<,PlotColor <,Default <,LineWidth >>>>) Parameters inside the angled brackets are optional Parameters N - a number used to identify the plot; plot numbers can range from 1 to 999 Offset - an optional parameter; a numerical expression specifying the plot offset, in bars; a positive value will displace the plot to the left along the time axis, and a negative value will displace the plot to the right along the time axis Expression - the numerical expression to be plotted PlotName - an optional parameter; assigns a name to the plot PlotColor - an optional parameter; specifies the plot color Plot color can be specified by a numerical expression representing an RGB color number or a legacy color value, by one of 17 base color words, or by the word Default to specify the color chosen by the user. In order for PlotColor to be used, PlotName parameter must also be used. Default - an optional parameter reserved for future use; should be specified as Default; use of this parameter is required in order for LineWidth to be used LineWidth - an optional parameter; specifies the plot line width, ranging from 1 to 14 Plot line width can be specified as a numerical expression or by the word Default to specify the line width chosen by the user. In order for LineWidth to be used, PlotName, PlotColor, and Default parameters must also be used. Examples Plot the closing price using the default plot color and line width: Plot1(Close); Plot the closing price using the default plot color and line width, and name the plot "Close": Plot1(Close,"Close",Default,Default,Default); Plot the closing price, offset back by 3 bars, using the plot color of blue and line width of 3, and name the plot "Close 3 bars later": Plot1[3](Close,"Close 3 bars later",Blue,Default,3); Plot the closing price, offset forward by 3 bars, using the RGB color 2138336 (Orange), and name the plot "Close 3 bars ago": Plot1[-3](Close,"Close 3 bars ago",2138336); Plot the closing price using the legacy color value of 4 (Green) and name the plot "Close": [LegacyColorValue=True]; Plot1(Close,"Close",4);

the web design was changed since my post. :-( The code is under "Download Now" section. .

here's the proper syntax: SetPlotWidth Assigns a specified line width to the specified plot for the duration of the current bar. Usage SetPlotWidth(PlotNumber, LineWidth) Where: PlotNumber - a numerical expression specifying the plot number; plot numbers range from 1 to 999 LineWidth - a numerical expression specifying the plot line width; line width can range from 1 to 14 Example Assign a plot line width of 10 to plot1 for the duration of the current bar: SetPlotWidth(1,10);

I don't know the answer because I do not use Yahoo realtime. You can post your question at their support forum. They are very responsive. TS SUPPORT :: Index

InteractiveBrokers serves the most territories and products. They have an office in Hong Kong; the Asian coverage is very good.

the name of the game is "Staying Alive". ;-)

wow... this is what I need... PLUS more! this is great stuff. thanks!

is there a program that can do scheduled screen capture? e.g. one shot every 15 min? .

easy auto scheduled back up 2BrightSparks | Downloads

Data Used to specify a particular data series in a multi-symbol chart; each data series in a multi-symbol chart has a unique Data Number. Usage DataN Where: N - the Data Number of the data series Or: Data(N) Where: N - a numerical expression specifying the Data Number of the data series Examples High Of Data2 will return the high price of a bar in the data series with the Data Number of 2 High Of Data(2) will return the high price of a bar in the data series with the Data Number of 2 you can download the manual and tutorials here: http://www.tssupport.com/support/tutorials/

drawing the trendline is easy. the sweat is in the time and effort required to determine the coordinates for the starting and ending points. there is no flying around way to accomplish easy tasks. :-(

some points to ponder... trading a bad system/method will net you bad results, whether it is real money or sim. good money management will delay the inevitable. simming with bad habit will reinforce the bad habit. good system/method with bad execution is the same as bad system/method with good execution.

Looking good! Thanks!

do you have the code for DPO ?

what seems to be your problem? can you post the error message? The code compiled in MultiCharts. Here's the chart. Does it looks right? p.s. I have added the up/down color.

give up trading for now don't think about trading until you have some solid method/strategy, which might take you ~ 3 years to develop.

at the top right corner of this page

inputs: Length( 14 ) ; variables: var0( 0 ) ; var0 = ADX( Length ) ; Plot1( var0, "ADX" ) ; condition1 = var0 > var0[1] and var0[1] <= var0[2] ; if condition1 then Alert( "Indicator turning up" ) else begin condition1 = var0 < var0[1] and var0[1] >= var0[2] ; if condition1 then Alert( "Indicator turning down" ) ; end

you can easily adapt the logic to paint bar. you can see once the color has turned green... it keeps on going green. (except for a little noise, which you can use another indicator to filter out)

Paint the Town RED Why paint the bars when you can paint the background? http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/paint-the-town-red-5721.html

he's reading TL ! LOL