Tams

aren't you talking about the same thing?

thanks for the thread. interesting observations, I will study them this weekend.

you don't have to worry about becoming overconfident you never have to worry about becoming overconfident the market has a way to humble overconfident traders

you seem insecure about the value of your own writings.

the first step is getting your thoughts in clarity human mind works in fuzzy logic computers/languages we have access to works in sequential logic before you can code anything, you have to reduce your fuzzy feelings into cold hard facts.

then you are talking non-logic... it cannot be coded.

... don't know who's the webmaster... it seems he changes little things around all the time... drives me crazy... one day things work fine, the next day not... eg. the notification doesn't work... the ignore button is gone... click on the quote button and this comes up http://cdn.traderslaboratory.com/forums/images/styles/Traders/buttons/viewpost.gif the list goes on

if you can articulate your logic in plain English, you can program it.

how much are you willing to pay?

for every divergence that works, I can find you at least a divergence that does not. the score is probably 50-50 at best

whoever is the fool, smart money will liquidate their position into the weekend. the problem will always be solved, one way or another, but at the mean time, smart money requires no transcript.

divergence is a sucker's game... you can have divergences upon divergences, positive divergences, negative divergences, hidden divergences (vendors love these fancy $$$ terms), and the market can continue to "swim" in its own course.

he's a pretty smart fool

never buy something because it is oversold. it is oversold for a reason -- nobody wants it. I am not a pioneer, I am not a volunteer, I would buy when people start buying. YMMV

some days...

all indicators lag. it is the reader who can make it "lead". for example, when you are driving a car, looking at the speedometer, it is giving you the history of your speed. ie. a lagging indicator. if the car is driving towards a cliff, and speedometer is pointing at 100 mph and increasing, you can "predict" what will happen in the next few seconds. ie. you can introduce a second degree analysis eg. if the car continues to go straight... or, if the steering is turned, or if the brake is applied... same goes for trading indicators.

I would suggest you to go through the examples in the manual first. your error is a simple one, if I tell you the answer, you will come back for another question of similar problem. It would be a lot easier if you spend a few hours with the manual, and learn the basic syntax before you begin. After you have learned the basics, I can then help you with the more advanced stuff. ps. 1. maybe someone can give it a try. 2. it would help if you copy and paste the error message before you ask for assistence.

please use the code tag when posting codes. it is the # icon at the top of the message window. tagged code looks like this

can you show us the code?

instead of starting a new thread everyday, why don't you save all the levels in one thread... so that we can review your accuracy periodically.

BB is based on standard deviations. It shows how much variation or "dispersion" there is from the average (mean, or expected value). BB works best on underlying that oscillates in a trend. Standard deviation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia if you can make sense out of these 2 pictures, BB is speaking to you. Otherwise skip it and move on to the next indicator.

How algorithms shape our world. ...and our trading too

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Thanks... I will leave the tweaking the the twitchers. ;-)

the square bracket is a bar reference. [2] referring to 2 bars ago. average(close,15)[2] refers to the average price as of 2 bars ago. if applied to a daily chart, you are referring to 2 days ago. if applied to a minute chart, you are referring to 2 minutes ago.