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  1. Hi cls71

    are you still around? Found your old CD post - would you share your code ?

     

    kind regs

     

    Jojo

  2. jojojo

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    Hello I'm here a little late - but I have some suggestion: Just an idea...... I thought it could be very usefull to be able to reset this indi - at certain times - at Pivotpoints - all n minutes or similar..... so for my suggestions it could be much more helpfull then. Any ideas how to do this ? regs Jojo
  3. Hi is anybody aware of a datafeed vendor , who offers this feed from deutsche börse ? http://deutsche-boerse.com/mda/dispatch/en/kir/gdb_navigation/mda/200_market_data/700_data_feed_services?horizontal=CEF_Data_Feeds regs Jojo
  4. Phantastic - thanks a lot kind regs Jojo
  5. Anybody has got the latest TS vers. 9 .13? They anounced build in seconds charts? (well - after ~years) Any experiences? Regs Jojo
  6. here is the T3 function - maybe somekind usefull adaptive smoothing ........... call T3Average(value1,Length) in an indicator { ******************************************************************* Function : T3Average Last Edit : 12/14/97 - 05/01/99 Provided By : Bob Fulks Recoded By: : Clyde Lee for speed and really simple function Description : This function is an EasyLanguage version of the moving average described in the January. 1998 issue of TASC, p57, "Smoothing Techniques for More Accurate Signals", by Tim Tillson. It is translated from the MetaStock code presented in the article. The function was modified by C. Lee to not use any call to external exponential average function but rather perform the same operation internally. This saves the overhead of a bunch of calls to the XAverage function. This modification increases speed and allows variables as inputs. The variable, "b", is a damping coefficient which is set to the suggested default value of 0.7. The variable "b" is substituted for the variable, "a" used in the article since "a" is a reserved word. The resulting indicator plotting this function appears to duplicate the results shown in Figure 4 of the article. Damp: A damping factor = any value between +100 and -100: -100 = No damping (with ringing) 0 = Critically damped for a triangle wave. +100 = Overdamped Lag: The lag in bars is given by: Lag = (Length - 1) * (1 + Damp / 100) / 2 The Lag is equal to the lag of an exponential or simple moving average of the same "Length" when Damp = 0. When Damp = -100 then Lag = 0 but there is ringing and overshoot as with a linear regression value. © 2000 Bob Fulks, All rights reserved. only portion dealing with damp ! ! ! ********************************************************************} Inputs: Price(NumericSimple), Period(NumericSimple); Variables: e1(Price), e2(Price), e3(Price), e4(Price), e5(Price), e6(Price); Variables: XAlpha(2/6), XBeta(0), OldPeriod(-999999); Vars: damp(-70), b(-0.01 * damp), aa(b*b), aaa(b*b*b), c1(-aaa), c2(3*aa+3*aaa), c3(-6*aa-3*b-3*aaa), c4(1+3*b+aaa+3*aa); If Period<>0 then begin If Period<>OldPeriod then begin; XAlpha=(2/(AbsValue(Period)+1)); XBeta=(1-XAlpha); OldPeriod=Period; End; e1 = e1*XBeta + Price*Xalpha; e2 = e2*XBeta + e1 *Xalpha; e3 = e3*XBeta + e2 *Xalpha; e4 = e4*XBeta + e3 *Xalpha; e5 = e5*XBeta + e4 *Xalpha; e6 = e6*XBeta + e5 *Xalpha; T3Average = c1*e6 + c2*e5 + c3*e4 + c4*e3; End Else T3Average=Price; TILLSON'S T3.ELD
  7. offcourse you are right - the example above was just for simplifying. I got a variable that gives these values , measuring the time between ticks. I achieve this with GetMachineTime dll and displaying in microseconds then subtract microtime -microtime[1] then invert the value - there the error occurs my time is local thats no problem
  8. Thank you for clear this - the point with unseen decimals was it - while I do not understand,why the inverted value is not printed ( in the print log) the only thing I get sometimes is " positive infinity " ........... maybe this is due to division with zero ?
  9. Hello A very simple question : How can I inverse a value and plot it? I'm a little confused - if I say (for example): Value1 = 2583; Value2 = 1 / value1; Plot1(value1); Plot2(value2); Here I got Plot2 with zero. If I say: Value1 = 0.2583; Value2 = 1 / value1; Plot1(value1); Plot2(value2); I got a correct Plot2 with 3.87 ???? Thanks Jojo
  10. at last anything he offers is for sale - that's it and you can not negotiate the idea of time /tick speed is not new
  11. Oh - Now the cat is out - clever marketing , chapeau
  12. The whole thing is a function - poc=vapivot; in the last queue. But right the TL_SetAll is missing .
  13. Nice Code - too complicated for my small brain. I do not understand your TL_SetAll. Is it a function or is it used in MC? Without there is something important missing ,I believe. Regs Jojo
  14. Ok thanx Here's another one - and it's really no rocket science. regs Murrey.ELD
  15. Hi I found an old MurreyMath Indicator (really it's 4 with several functions in it);I was able to import it to my 8.+ vers of TS, but then .......... TS crashes . Must be somekind of incompability downwards , maybe it was programmed in an older vers as even 2000i , I guess........ You can't even see the code , but it verifies..... very strange. So I do not !! recommend to import it in newer vers.of TS. But maybe someone has older vers.running and can reproduce the code as text within. regs Jojo MM.eld.ela.zip
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