Tams

where did you find the chart?

these are 2 different requirements. you need to be more specific.

many programs have claimed to support EasyLanguage. but ALL of them only support the language to various limited degree.

trading is not a career. trading is an addiction.

if you can come up with the logic specification, any indicator can be programmed. ps. you can start a new thread to lead the discussion.

that's clever reverse engineering... so... the black box is nothing more than a tweaked RSI !?!?! probably he added a dynamic variable to the display. eg. if the MA is up, then multiply the +RSI by x factor, if the MA is down, then multiply the -RSI by y factor. just a thought.

most of their EasyLanguage codes are copied from this site.

trading is not difficult, trading profitably is not difficult either. there is a fine line between a trader and a profitable trader. a trader fights the market, a profitable trader goes with the market. how to go with the market? the market gives signals to its intentions. the good thing is, the market does not discriminate you base on gender, nationality, religion, skin color, education... everybody gets the same signals. no, the market does not discriminate you based on which school you went to... you don't need to have the brain of a rocket scientist to succeed. you don't need super computers with esoteric indicators or secret black boxes. all you need to do is -- don't argue with the market.

All I can see is a blurb of something... you need to convey your idea in a logical step-by-step fashion. because the computer cannot read your mind, it can only take instructions and you have to give the instruction as if you are drawing the line by hand. try writing your ideas one at a time, write them out in steps... one line at a time, one idea/step per line, if you have more than one idea in a single line, the computer won't understand you. eg... if this bar's high is higher than previous bar's high, then I would consider a peak is made. if a peak is made, then starting drawing a line at the peak. .

try this idea: // musical chair if barstatus = 2 and condition1 = true then begin arr[1,3] = arr[1,2]; arr[1,2] = arr[1,1]; arr[1,1] = variable1; end;

if you can define the criteria of the trendline, it can be coded.

you can take at look at this code for ideas: ATR Marker with option to plot historical ATR lines http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/atr-marker-5655.html 156

this thread might help you on the array: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f56/array-easylanguage-5785.html

trading is like flying an airplane... some people will tell you that you need to "feel" the wind, listen to the engine, and be one with the airplane. others will tell you to look at the instruments. doing one without the other is a recipe for disaster.

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didn't you ask this question before with another handle? check out TL_DELETE

you can check out this Point & Figure Simulator http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/point-figure-simulator-6281.html 73.52 ps. MultiCharts now supports native PnF charting. But I have never tried EL on it.

thanks for sharing your trades. can you also post the entry price, MAE, MFE, current paper profit, etc ? many thanks.

do you think someone can code it with this information?

i don't understand what you are trying to demonstrate.

you don't need rounding. you need to cut off the decimals. and you need to convert the number to string. NUMTOSTR

prob you got a virus from a porn site.

what you need is to add an OCA Group.

have you watched the video? what do you mean by automatically?

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