Tams

see the # number at the top-right corner of the post ? you have to right click at the # number to grab the link.

can you supply a link to this reference? there is no use re-inventing the wheel, any discussion there will help.

pls check your code... this line does not make sense If 1 = 1 then Ct =1+Ct;

maybe these keywords can help?

what keywords did you use to search?

please wrap the code with code tag. That's the # key at the top of the message window. Unwrapped codes are difficult to read (and debug).

the prices are indicated on the webpage TradeStation Indicator VWAP & SD Bands Indicators

would you have a sample chart? what does the indicator do? ps: please wrap the code with the code tag. it is the # key at the top of the message window.

have you tried a search of this forum?

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. Re: Is Trading Just a Sort of Gambling? depends on how you define "gamble". in general terms, gamble is flipping a coin gamble is throwing a dart blindfolded are traders gamblers? there are professional traders and there are professional gamblers both use statistics both use probabilities both use calculated risks (you might think you do not use any of the above, or you might actually using them implicitly but not explicitly) both make a living out of other people's miseries that takes us back to the OP's question... Is Trading Just a Sort of Gambling? you can if you want to. but for the serious traders, no.

please stop invading every thread and hijacking it with your off topic agenda if you have a request, START A NEW THREAD !!! (it is free)

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sorry, I don't have that anymore.

this is not my system, but a test I did for a friend you can see more screen shots here: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f106/backtesting-vba-9097.html#post109510

how many bars in the run? 10 bars? and you missed 2? big deal but if there's only 3 bars in the run, and you missed 2, did you really missed anything? trading is a philosophy

sure profits are profits... but do you have the ability to buy at the lowest tick and sell at the highest tick at EVERY oscillation of the market during the day? if not, then you are MISSING out on some of the profits. why don't you cry over those "missed" profits ??? the fact is, nobody can take ALL the profit that are made available by the market you can only take a portion of the total some can take more some can only take a bit look for the train that is coming, not the train that you missed.

if you know how to make money, you can turn $5k into $XXXX overnight. if you don't know how to make money, you can turn $5k into $0k overnight. ...then, what are you interested in?

there are a few philosophical questions to ponder before you can go further 1. Waiting for bar close you mention " late signals". how late? how disadvantaged are you by waiting for bar close? what is your profit projection? what is the percentage of "perceived profit" lost due to the wait ??? is your mother going to disown you because you have missed a portion of the profit? what other "profits" have you missed other than the late signal? what is the percentage of this late signal induced "loss profit" in relation to ALL the other missed opportunities? 2. false signals if a signal was triggered intrabar, but the signal was nolonger there at EOB, is that still a signal? was the trigger valid ???? if the signal should not have been there in the first place, or, if a momentary "signal" that could never have produced any meaningful profit, why spend time on it NOW?

Double Inverted Pendulum can you see the market in there? http://www.dump.com/2010/11/25/double-inverted-pendulum-video/

try this The Price / Volume Relationship http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f34/price-volume-relationship-6320.html

why don't you just post the code. this is a mutual community, that's why you came here in the first place. (unless you are fishing for contact names) ps. pls use code tag to wrap the code it is the # sign above the message window. tagged code looks like this: LegacyColorValue = true]; inputs: VolWAPValue(0), VolWAPVariance(0), VolWAPSD(0); if TimeToMinutes(ResetMinute_s) = 0 then begin PriceW = 0; end;

don't waste your time with VBA. use a "real" trading program, you won't regret it. for example, here are some of the reports you can get from MultiCharts.

pay attention to the volume behavior at your perceived "ideal" entry point. all the clues are there.

your broker's software should be able to tell you