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They take 40% of all the money.

I have about 6000 hours watching the ES mini and these are my conclusions. The market parameters (high/low) are set by by someone or a group of people prior to open. At open the market makers are set loose to take the easy money. Price moves to take out the most stops. Remember that they know what you see on your indicators and will bait you to take a trade just to take out the stops. They manipulate the indicators to have other players move the market in their favor only to punish them. It's all about taking your money. If you want to forecast the day, set up three Kase charts with 4/8 and 13 or 16 lengths with linear regression channels set to 15 length and 1.1 on the ATR. I used to put out a news letter every AM that was 92% correct with a single contract for 60 to 90 points per month. Basically an ABC play with a maximum draw down of four points. That's how far they will push the market if to many people are right. If you want to see if it will be a trending or range day, set up three P&F charts set to 4,8 and 9 or 12 with the same linear regression channels. Same settings. If you don't see the pattern wait, watch, and learn. I used a modified stochastic run through JTHMA to increase the range to confirm the above charts and see bottoms and tops. FastK1= jthma( oFastK ,FastKHull1 ) ; I have worked with some very good programmers and they can't program it. If you don't see it please don't ask. If your patient which I am not, there is a simple/complex way to skin the market. Some of you may ask why I would give away such knowledge? Do I feel better? No. I just know that it is a struggle to find a system without a mentor that works for some people and this one is not for me. I know the market can give so much more if you are they to Take it. Best of luck

inputs: PlotFastK (false), PlotFastK1(false), PlotFastK2(false), PlotFastK3(true), PlotFastK4(False), DispayMidLines(True), FastKHullFastest(2),FastKHull1(3),FastKHull2(3) ,FastKHull3(3),FastKHull4(3),FastDHull1(7), PriceH( High), PriceL( Low), PriceC( Close), StochLength( 2), SmoothingLength1( 5), { used to slow FastK to FastD = SlowK } SmoothingLength2( 5), { used to slow FastD to SlowD } SmoothingType( 2), { pass in 1 for Original, 2 for Legacy } ZeroLine( 0), OverSold( 20), Midline(50), OverBought( 80), TopLine(100), BottomLine(-100), UpColor(green), DownColor(Red), fast(3), slow(3), width(3); variables: oFastK( 0 ), oFastD( 0 ), oSlowK( 0 ), oSlowD( 0 ), slowK1(0), slowD1(0), FastKFastest(0), FastK1(0), FastK2(0), FastK3(0), FastK4(0), FastD1(0), FastD2(0); Value3 = Stochastic( PriceH, PriceL, PriceC, StochLength, SmoothingLength1, SmoothingLength2, SmoothingType, oFastK, oFastD, oSlowK, oSlowD ) ; FastKFastest=jthma( oFastK ,FastKHullFastest ); FastK1= jthma( oFastK ,FastKHull1 ) ; {Yellow} FastK2= jthma(FastK1 , FastKHull2 ) ; {Red Green} FastK3=jthma(FastK2,FastKHull3 ); FastK4=jthma(FastK3,FastKHull4 ); If PlotFastK3=True then begin plot13 (fastK3,"FastK3"); end; {Cyan} If PlotFastK4=True then begin plot14 (fastK4,"FastK4"); end; If PlotFastK=true then begin plot10 (oFastK,"FastK "); end; {Cyan} If PlotFastK1=True then begin Plot11( FastK1 , "FastK1" ) ;end; {yellow} If PlotFastK2=True then begin Plot12 ( FastK2 , "FastK2" ) ; end; Plot2(ZeroLine, "Zero Line") ; If DispayMidLines=True then begin Plot3( OverBought, "OverBot" ) ; Plot4( OverSold, "OverSld" ) ; Plot5(Midline,"Midline");end; plot6(TopLine,"100 Line "); plot7(BottomLine,"BottomLine"); if ( FastK1 < FastK1[1] ) then plot11[1](Plot11[1],"FastK1", yellow); if ( FastK1 > FastK1[1]) then plot11[1](Plot11[1],"FastK1", yellow); if ( FastK1 > FastD1) then SetPlotColor(12, magenta) else if (FastK1 < FastD1) then SetPlotColor(12, magenta); if ( FastK1 > FastK1[1]) then plot12[1](Plot12[1],"FastK2", magenta); if (FastK1 > FastD1 ) then {Zero Line} SetPlotColor(2, Green) else if (FastK1 < FastD1 ) then SetPlotColor(2, Red); If FastK1 crosses over FastD1 then plot2[1](Plot2[1],"Zero Line", green); If FastK1 crosses under FastK4 and FastK1>OverBought then plot2[1](Plot2[1],"Zero Line", magenta); if (FastK1 > FastD1 ) then {100 Line} SetPlotColor(6,darkGreen) else if (FastK1 < FastD1 ) then SetPlotColor(6,darkRed); If FastK1 crosses over FastD1 and FastK1<OverSold then plot6[1](Plot6[1],"100 Line ", yellow); If FastK1 crosses under FastK4 and FastK1>OverBought then plot6[1](Plot6[1],"100 Line ", magenta); If DispayMidLines=True then begin if (FastK1 > FastD1 ) then {80 Line} SetPlotColor(3, darkGreen) else if (FastK1 < FastD1 ) then SetPlotColor(3, darkRed); If FastK1 crosses over FastD1 and FastK1<OverSold then plot3[1](Plot3[1],"OverBot", yellow); If FastK1 crosses under FastK4 and FastK1>OverBought then plot3[1](Plot3[1],"OverBot", magenta); if (FastK1 > FastD1 ) then {20 Line} SetPlotColor(4, darkGreen) else if (FastK1 < FastD1 ) then SetPlotColor(4, darkRed); If FastK1 crosses over FastD1 and FastK1<OverSold then plot4[1](Plot4[1],"OverSld", yellow); If FastK1 crosses under FastK4 and FastK1>OverBought then plot4[1](Plot4[1],"OverSld", magenta); if (FastK1 > FastD1 ) then {Mid Line} SetPlotColor(5, darkGreen) else if (FastK1 < FastD1 ) then SetPlotColor(5, darkRed); If FastK1 crosses over FastD1 and FastK1<OverSold then plot5[1](Plot5[1],"Midline", yellow); If FastK1 crosses under FastK4 and FastK1>OverBought then plot5[1](Plot5[1],"Midline", magenta); end; if (FastK1 > FastD1 ) then {Mid Line} SetPlotColor(7, darkGreen) else if (FastK1 < FastD1 ) then SetPlotColor(7, darkRed); If FastK1 crosses over FastD1 and FastK1<OverSold then plot7[1](Plot7[1],"BottomLine", yellow); If FastK1 crosses under FastK4 and FastK1>OverBought then plot7[1](Plot7[1],"BottomLine", magenta);

Input: fastkMA2(2),fastkMA3(2),fastkMA4(2),fastkMA5(2): Var:fasth(0); ofastk=fastk; Value2 = jtHMA(fastk fastkMA2 ); Value3= jtHMA(Value2, fastkMA3 ); Value4 = jtHMA(Value3 ffastkMA4 ); Value5 = jtHMA(Value4, fastkMA5 ); Plot1(Value2); Plot2(Value3); etc, Be sure to use a value greater than 1 for the length or you'll get error codes.

For fast charts try this to smooth things out with fast periods; Value2 = jtHMA(c HullMALow );{Low Hull MA} Value2 = jtHMA(Value2, HullMALow );{Low Hull MA} If you plug fastk or just about any other indicator in for price you and get some interesting indications such as Value2 = jtHMA(fastk fastkMA2 ); Value3= jtHMA(Value2, fastkMA3 ); Value4 = jtHMA(Value3 ffastkMA4 ); Value5 = jtHMA(Value4, fastkMA5 );

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I heard a lot of you say that intraday bars are of no use. Set your chart to Kase 8.0 and your Keltner channel to 4 and .55. Does it tell you anything? Workyboy

Uli, Sorry for the long delay. My strat uses a Hull MA's with some other filters. It buys when a Hull MA is lower than another Hull MA which happens to be the low or close to it of the current bar at market. It will back test from 80 percent to 100 percent win ratio. In real time it gets eaten alive by trailing stops and poor entry points. Depending on the filters and chart ticks/shares with one contract it shows about 10K to 40K profit per month just on long entries. As my coding skill improves so do the results in testing but I need something that works live. As you can see from the following it tests superb but hemorrhages money live. This is why I have a problem with TS back testing. TradeStation Performance Summary All Trades Long Trades Short Trades Total Net Profit $1,200.20 $1,200.20 $0.00 Gross Profit $1,215.10 $1,215.10 $0.00 Gross Loss ($14.90) ($14.90) $0.00 Profit Factor 81.55 81.55 n/a Roll Over Credit $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Open Position P/L $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Select Total Net Profit $1,105.00 $1,105.00 $0.00 Select Gross Profit $1,119.90 $1,119.90 $0.00 Select Gross Loss ($14.90) ($14.90) $0.00 Select Profit Factor 75.16 75.16 n/a Adjusted Total Net Profit $1,015.15 $1,015.15 $0.00 Adjusted Gross Profit $1,044.95 $1,044.95 $0.00 Adjusted Gross Loss ($29.80) ($29.80) $0.00 Adjusted Profit Factor 35.07 35.07 n/a Total Number of Trades 52 52 0 Percent Profitable 98.08% 98.08% 0.00% Winning Trades 51 51 0 Losing Trades 1 1 0 Even Trades 0 0 0 Avg. Trade Net Profit $23.08 $23.08 $0.00 Avg. Winning Trade $23.83 $23.83 $0.00 Avg. Losing Trade ($14.90) ($14.90) $0.00 Ratio Avg. Win:Avg. Loss 1.6 1.6 n/a Largest Winning Trade $47.60 $47.60 $0.00 Largest Losing Trade ($14.90) ($14.90) $0.00 Largest Winner as % of Gross Profit 3.92% 3.92% n/a Largest Loser as % of Gross Loss 100.00% 100.00% n/a Net Profit as % of Largest Loss 8055.03% 8055.03% n/a Select Net Profit as % of Largest Loss 7416.11% 7416.11% n/a Adjusted Net Profit as % of Largest Loss 6813.10% 6813.10% n/a Max. Consecutive Winning Trades 26 26 0 Max. Consecutive Losing Trades 1 1 0 Avg. Bars in Total Trades 1.19 1.19 0 Avg. Bars in Winning Trades 1.18 1.18 0 Avg. Bars in Losing Trades 2 2 0 Avg. Bars in Even Trades 0 0 0 Max. Shares/Contracts Held 1 1 0 Total Shares/Contracts Held 52 52 0 Account Size Required $14.90 $14.90 $0.00 Total Slippage $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Total Commission $124.80 $124.80 $0.00 Return on Initial Capital 1.20% Annual Rate of Return 383.09% Buy & Hold Return 0.81% Return on Account 8055.03% Avg. Monthly Return $1,200.20 Std. Deviation of Monthly Return n/a Return Retracement Ratio n/a RINA Index 161334.91 Sharpe Ratio n/a K-Ratio n/a Trading Period 1 Dy, 3 Hrs, 18 Mins Percent of Time in the Market 2.20% Time in the Market 36 Mins Longest Flat Period 18 Hrs, 2 Mins Max. Equity Run-up $1,237.70 Date of Max. Equity Run-up 12/24/2009 13:13 Max. Equity Run-up as % of Initial Capital 1.24% Max. Drawdown (Intra-day Peak to Valley) Value ($62.50) ($62.50) $0.00 Date 12/23/2009 10:15 as % of Initial Capital 0.06% 0.06% 0.00% Net Profit as % of Drawdown 1920.32% 1920.32% n/a Select Net Profit as % of Drawdown 1768.00% 1768.00% n/a Adjusted Net Profit as % of Drawdown 1624.24% 1624.24% n/a Max. Drawdown (Trade Close to Trade Close) Value ($14.90) ($14.90) $0.00 Date 12/23/2009 13:08 as % of Initial Capital 0.01% 0.01% 0.00% Net Profit as % of Drawdown 8055.03% 8055.03% n/a Select Net Profit as % of Drawdown 7416.11% 7416.11% n/a Adjusted Net Profit as % of Drawdown 6813.10% 6813.10% n/a Max. Trade Drawdown ($12.50) ($12.50) $0.00 All Trades Total Net Profit $1,200.20 Profit Factor 81.55 Gross Profit $1,215.10 Gross Loss ($14.90) Roll Over Credit $0.00 Open Position Profit/Loss $0.00 Select Total Net Profit $1,105.00 Select Profit Factor 75.16 Select Gross Profit $1,119.90 Select Gross Loss ($14.90) Adjusted Total Net Profit $1,015.15 Adjusted Profit Factor 35.07 Adjusted Gross Profit $1,044.95 Adjusted Gross Loss ($29.80) Total Number of Trades 52 Percent Profitable 98.08% Winning Trades 51 Losing Trades 1 Even Trades 0 Avg. Trade Net Profit $23.08 Ratio Avg. Win:Avg. Loss 1.6 Avg. Winning Trade $23.83 Avg. Losing Trade ($14.90) Largest Winning Trade $47.60 Largest Losing Trade ($14.90) Largest Winner as % of Gross Profit 3.92% Largest Loser as % of Gross Loss 100.00% Net Profit as % of Largest Loss 8055.03% Slct. Net Profit as % of Largest Loss 7416.11% Adj. Net Profit as % of Largest Loss 6813.10% Max. Consecutive Winning Trades 26 Max. Consecutive Losing Trades 1 Avg. Bars in Winning Trades 1.18 Avg. Bars in Losing Trades 2 Avg. Bars in Total Trades 1.19 Max. Shares/Contracts Held 1 Account Size Required $14.90 Total Commission $124.80 Total Slippage $0.00 Return on Initial Capital 1.20% Annual Rate of Return 383.09% Buy and Hold Return 0.81% Return on Account 8055.03% Avg. Monthly Return $1,200.20 Std. Deviation of Monthly Return n/a Return Retracement Ratio n/a RINA Index 161334.91 Sharpe Ratio n/a K-Ratio n/a Trading Period 1 Dy, 3 Hrs, 18 Mins Percent of Time in the Market 2.20% Time in the Market 36 Mins Longest Flat Period 18 Hrs, 2 Mins Max. Equity Run-up $1,237.70 Date of Max. E. Run-up 12/24/2009 13:13 Max. E. Run-up as % of Initial Capital 1.24% Max. Drawdown (Intra-day Peak to Valley) Max. Drawdown (Trade Close to Trade Close) Value ($62.50) Value ($14.90) Date 12/23/2009 10:15 Date 12/23/2009 13:08 as % of Initial Capital 0.06% as % of Initial Capital 0.01% Net Profit as % of Drawdown 1920.32% Net Profit as % of Drawdown 8055.03% Slct. Net Profit as % of Drawdown 1768.00% Slct. Net Profit as % of Drawdown 7416.11% Adj. Net Prof as % of Drawdown 1624.24% Adj. Net Profit as % of Drawdown 6813.10% Max. Trade Drawdown ($12.50) Long Trades Total Net Profit $1,200.20 Profit Factor 81.55 Gross Profit $1,215.10 Gross Loss ($14.90) Roll Over Credit $0.00 Open Position Profit/Loss $0.00 Select Total Net Profit $1,105.00 Select Profit Factor 75.16 Select Gross Profit $1,119.90 Select Gross Loss ($14.90) Adjusted Total Net Profit $1,015.15 Adjusted Profit Factor 35.07 Adjusted Gross Profit $1,044.95 Adjusted Gross Loss ($29.80) Total Number of Trades 52 Percent Profitable 98.08% Winning Trades 51 Losing Trades 1 Even Trades 0 Avg. Trade Net Profit $23.08 Ratio Avg. Win:Avg. Loss 1.6 Avg. Winning Trade $23.83 Avg. Losing Trade ($14.90) Largest Winning Trade $47.60 Largest Losing Trade ($14.90) Largest Winner as % of Gross Profit 3.92% Largest Loser as % of Gross Loss 100.00% Max. Consecutive Winning Trades 26 Max. Consecutive Losing Trades 1 Avg. Bars in Winning Trades 1.18 Avg. Bars in Losing Trades 2 Avg. Bars in Total Trades 1.19 Max. Shares/Contracts Held 1 Account Size Required $14.90 Total Commission $124.80 Total Slippage $0.00 Net Profit as % of Largest Loss 8055.03% Slct. Net Profit as % of Largest Loss 7416.11% Adj. Net Profit as % of Largest Loss 6813.10% Max. Drawdown (Intra-day Peak to Valley) Max. Drawdown (Trade Close to Trade Close) Value ($62.50) Value ($14.90) as % of Initial Capital 0.06% as % of Initial Capital 0.01% Net Profit as % of Drawdown 1920.32% Net Profit as % of Drawdown 8055.03% Slct. Net Profit as % of Drawdown 1768.00% Slct. Net Profit as % of Drawdown 7416.11% Adj. Net Prof as % of Drawdown 1624.24% Adj. Net Profit as % of Drawdown 7416.11% Max. Trade Drawdown ($12.50)

I am on the TS platform and the back testing for the emini is deplorable. You can test at 100% and lose your shirt live. In addition, over night a great strategy will go from 1200.00 profit to 550.00 for two days testing on the weekend with no new data. Go figure. Just my opinion

Jugador, Not to burst your bubble but the sim will execute your trade much faster than real life. Every time I gone live with performance like yours on the sim I have been handed my lunch to me. Be Carefull

Minetoo, I'll do my best and hopes it works. Here is a 10K shares chart. The bottom indicator is volume ratio run through the jthma formula in an prior post. I have it slowed down to lead the stochastic by one bar in many cases. If you look at the title of the VR it is XMA Volume Ratio. The stochastic is standard TS issue. If someone comes up with a color plot for divergence, please let me know. I am short on time these days. ie: if c>c[1] and VR<VR[1] then plot1(1,"XMARatio",magenta). I know the screen looks like Christmas but there is no confusion if the market is heading up or down. Green for up, red for down. The horizontal lines I set at 25, 40,-25, and -40 because that is where the trend seems to change. The XMA is turned off for this indicator as there is not enough movement to fit all the XMA lines. On the sim last week it was easy to grab 10 points by scalping in 4 hours on a day with minor movements. I used the 400/800/1600 tick charts and plan to try the 2500/5000/10000 share charts next week. I stay away from the min charts because it can move 4 or more points on a single bar. If you plug OBV into the formula it looks just like the Hull MA on the top bar chart though much smoother and can be used as a trend line. I have found the best time to scalp is when the powers that be reset everything. On the faster charts you will see the XMA lines coming together to form close to a single line and everything seems to slow down. It takes them 20 to 30 min and if you watch a few days you will see the pattern. If your wondering about a strategy? Don't ask yet as this indicator came up by a cut and paste error and I have not had time to work on it. After a year I have yet to find an indicator that will stand the test of live trading. If someone has a strategy that works and would like to post a hint, I would be much appreciated. Good luck, estate1997 TL Post.doc

If you want to lead the price on most occasions, take the volume ratio and run it through the jthma(volumeratioavg,5) and then run that value through the same formula again. It is choppy on fast charts but works great by a bar or two on longer time frames. Inputs: Volumelength( 14 ), SmoothVolRatio(5),fast(6); variables: TotalTicks( 0 ), VolRatio( 0 ), VolRatioAvg( 0 ), obvpercent(0), Price(0), ColorLevel( 0 ) ; if BarType <= 1 then { ie, if tick or minute bars } begin TotalTicks = UpTicks + DownTicks ; if TotalTicks > 0 then VolRatio = 100 * ( UpTicks - DownTicks ) / TotalTicks else VolRatio = 0 ; end; price=VolRatioAvg; VolRatioAvg = jthma( VolRatio , Volumelength ) ; Value1 = jtHMA(VolRatioAvg , SmoothVolRatio); Value2 = jtHMA(price , fast); Plot1(Value1 , "VolRatioAvg"); plot2(Value2 ,"Fast"); If you add colors at the crossing points there is no confusion. Good luck

It seems that every time the Fed sells sells a boat load of bonds the market drops on bad news and then bounces back up. Just another way to create money. Run market up. Sell. Buy bonds. Repeat till system fails.

Starborg9, I took a look at the 144 tick and the ADX indicator. I noticed the ADX indicator is slow. Try this; Value1 = jtHMA(obv, length); Plot1(Value1, "FastMA"); You can ad a slower OBV indicator for trend. That 144 tick is to fast for me. Best of luck

Use this. Go to File/new/window/easy lang/indicator and then past this. { Klinger+ATR Bollinger Band Source: tradestation.com/Discussions/Topic.aspx?Topic_ID=5 9409&PAGE=3?? } Inputs: ATRLength(10), Trigger(13), UpColor(green), DwnColor(magenta), BandColor(Blue), SmoothATR(1), Smooth(1), LengthBB( 20 ), NumDevsUp( 2 ), NumDevsDn( -2 ), Displace( 0 ) ; variables: PriceBB(0), Avg( 0 ), SDev( 0 ), LowerBand( 0 ), UpperBand( 0 ) ; PriceBB = (Average((_KlingerVol+ Value4)*1/2,Smooth)); Avg = AverageFC( PriceBB, LengthBB ) ; SDev = StandardDev( PriceBB, LengthBB, 1 ) ; UpperBand = Avg + NumDevsUp * SDev ; LowerBand = Avg + NumDevsDn * SDev ; value1= summationif(close > open,truerange,ATRlength); value2= summationif(close < open,truerange,ATRlength); value3= value1-value2; {Sum} value4= average(value3,SmoothATR)*.5; value5= Average((_KlingerVol+ Value4)*1/2,Smooth); If Displace >= 0 or CurrentBar > AbsValue( Displace ) then begin plot1(value5,"Klinger+ATR"); plot2 (0, "Zero Line"); Plot3[Displace]( LowerBand, "LowerBand", BandColor ) ; Plot4[Displace]( UpperBand, "UpperBand", BandColor ) ; Plot5[Displace]( Avg, "MidLine" ) ; end; If Plot1>Plot1[1] then begin plot1[1](Plot1[1],"Klinger+ATR",upcolor); plot1(Plot1,"Klinger+ATR",upcolor); end else begin If plot1<plot1[1]then begin plot1[1](Plot1[1],"Klinger+ATR",dwncolor); plot1(Plot1,"Klinger+ATR",dwncolor); end; end; If plot1>Plot2 then begin plot2[1](plot2[1],"Zero Line",GREEN); plot2(plot2,"Zero Line",Green); end else begin if plot1<plot2 then begin plot2[1](plot2[1],"Zero Line",red); plot2(plot2,"Zero Line",red); end; end; This was poster by a really nice doctor. I could use some help converting a long strategy from this into a short strategy. It is awesome. Trade with the trend

Hello, I use Trade Station and I am trying to have the code check to see that the price is moving in the right direction with a moving average program. I find that very often that it will be fooled into going long when the price trend that follows is down or vice versa. Any help or direction to some code would be greatly appreciated. It is for the S&P e mini. Thanks, Estate1997

This is out of Trade Station help. It takes hours to find anything there so I always copy and past them into word. Good luck. Any one have a simple program to make a few bucks on ES mini that they would like to share. I have not been able to clean mine up up to the point that I feel safe turning them on. Thanks. How to make a SLOPE or ANGLE Calculation and plot it. There are many ways to do this in EL/Tradestation this is one method I prefer. Angle = Price Range / Bar Count One bars worth will look choppy ... so I always average the result. If you calulate the angle or slope each bar if become a variable the can be back-referenced. example: Input: Showme(True); var:angle(0), angleMA(0); if Showme then begin Angle = C-C[1]; {or something like this} Angle = (C-C[3])/3; {etc...} AngleMa = xaverage(Angle,3); if AngleMA > AngleMA[1] then begin Plot1(AngleMA , "MA",Tool_Green,0,1);{ 0-6 -last number changes line thickness} else begin Plot1(AngleMA , "MA",Tool_Red,0,1);{the opposite condition} end;{of_ShowMe}

Try a Trade Station Scanner. Simple to do.

Try this. inputs: AdvIssues( Close of data1 ), DecIssues( Close of data2 ), FastLength( 19 ), SlowLength( 39 ), OverSold( -70 ), OverBought( 70 ) ; variables: McClOsc( 0 ) ; McClOsc = McClellanOsc( AdvIssues, DecIssues, FastLength, SlowLength) ; Plot1( McClOsc, "McClOsc" ) ; Plot2( OverBought, "OverBot" ) ; Plot3( OverSold, "OverSld" ) ; { Alert criteria } if McClOsc crosses over OverSold then Alert( "Indicator exiting oversold zone" ) else if McClOsc crosses under OverBought then Alert( "Indicator exiting overbought zone" ) ; { ** Copyright © 1991-2003 TradeStation Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved. ** ** TradeStation reserves the right to modify or overwrite this analysis technique with each release. ** }

I find in back testing that the 4000 bar chart has the highest return on MA cross over. To fast for me to play so it is set up as auto trade. Good luck

Urma, I have been looking for a nice chart like the one you showed today to Trader Foo. I have Trade Station but I have never seen that chart. Did you set it up or is there a canned chart area that I am missing? If you made it would you be willing to share? Thank you, estate1997