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Tams

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  1. I am not following, can you use the arrow to point out the problem area on the chart?
  2. I don't know what are all the resets about... if you just assign the open and the close, you have all the variables to do whatever analysis you want. if time = yesterdayStTime then prevDayOpen = Open; if time = todayStTime then dayOpen = Open; if time = yesterdayEnTime then prevDayClose = close; if time = todayEnTime then dayClose = close;
  3. If yesterday last trading hour the close was higher than the open then, if today's open is higher (or lower) than yesterday's close then, what is the probability (in percentage) of today's first hour close to be higher (or lower) than today's open. you have to learn to think one thought at a time write one thing per sentence and code one action per line if you have more than one action on the same line you are going to get the computer confused.
  4. can you do a mock up? ie draw some lines and write some notes on the chart to illustrate how you envision the plots.
  5. >(Moderator: Removed promotional URL) LOL... the spam is so stupid, you can smell the snake oil from a mile away.
  6. vidya and cmo-momentum oscillator are already posted. Hope these help your conversion effort. CMO, also called CMI - Chande Momentum Indicator http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/cmi-chande-momentum-indicator-6013.html 72 VIDYA by Tushar Chande http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/vidya-tushar-chande-6035.html 67
  7. Tams

    Half Gap

    why are you telling me you have errors, but don't copy/paste the error messages? if i have a crystal ball... i will tell you how to solve all the 6 errors you have. which code did you use? try the updated one in post #12. good luck. 57.19.18
  8. that depends on which side of the market you are on !
  9. for those using TradeStation or MultiCharts, here's an ATR marker to help you visualize your stop bracket. There is an option to draw the lines, so that you know where the ATR has been. (this is the same concept as the Keltner Channel). http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/atr-marker-5655.html 164
  10. trend bias will skew the distribution to the naked eye.
  11. 2x ATR is often within 2 standard deviation, ie. there is a 95.4499736% chance the market will go there without any special MM effort to hunt you.
  12. do you consider the volatility before entering a stop?
  13. #1 priority in trading --- protect your capital ie. if you planned to hold, hold. if it hurts, cut. if it hurts and you hold, you are not trading, you are hoping. and hope is the biggest enemy of success in trading.
  14. Tams

    High Lo

    yes it can be done. if you can imagine it, visualize it, quantify it, articulate it, you can code it.
  15. If a condition prevents you to be a winner, remove the condition.
  16. here's a Half-Gap indicator to help you see your way: code and real life examples here: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/half-gap-7738.html
  17. if you think I insinuate something, you are full of self-serving imaginations. if you are upset because of it, that's your own fricken problem. no skin off my back. Hey, you are twisting my words. Why don't you pay attention to what I highlighted? this is an anonymous open discussion board, people talked about all kinds of things... including those that are none of your business. I turned off the email to prevent idios like you sending me stupid self-righteous messages. (if I could block that crybaby mods, I would too)
  18. Tams

    High Lo

    This code was originally written by Ant, I modified it with the bracketed text. Both the original code and the modified code have been posted to various boards by different people.
  19. you said the keyword... if you find 2 numbers, anywhere, any numbers, then divide them by whatever number (it doesn't have to be 2), you will find them sometimes works.
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