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Hi All. I have been trading this system the last 6months with great success and feel like I should share it. I'm not taking credit for the system seeing as I didn't come up with the basic rules. It goes like this... On a daily chart add a 10 and 20 EMA to indicate daily trend. Be sure to only trade long when trend id up, and short when trend is down. On 60min chart ad 10/30EMA and a Will%R with period of 3. Place lines at overbought/sold levels(-20,-80). When the daily and hourly trend are in sync, meaning both are up or down, Gold is in play. In an up trending market, wait for Gold to sell off enough to get the Will%R oversold. As soon as candle closes with Will below -80 wait for a break of a previous candles high. This can take one hour, it can take 5. Enter on break of any high of a candle and set stop loss at that candles low(the one which high was broken). We will call this candle the signal candle. RULES:(for long entry, reverse for short) Never enter if the signal candle closed below 30EMA. Signal Candles range must be less than $5.(50 pips if geared 1:10) Take profit is double the range on top of your entry price. If EMA's cross before high is broken, THE TRADE IS NO LONGER VALID. As I said, I have personally traded this for a while and make great profits. NJOY!!!
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GlobalVariable.dll Version 2.2 Global Variable is a dynamic-link library (DLL) that can be used to extend EasyLanguage®. A DLL’s can be written in any of a variety of programming languages, including C/C++, Delphi, and PowerBASIC®. User developed TradeStation®-compatible DLL’s, while not part of the TradeStation platform itself, are used to provide user-developed function libraries that may be called from EasyLanguage analysis techniques. Functions exported from user-developed DLL’s can be called by EasyLanguage analysis techniques and by other applications. DLL functions can perform actions that cannot be done easily or at all in EasyLanguage. Additionally, they might be used to speed up processing. An example code is included; it demonstrates how to create two types of global variable storage locations for each of five data types. The two types of storage locations are numbered storage locations, named storage locations. The five data types are Boolean values, integers, single-precision floating point numbers (called simply “floats”), double-precision floating-point numbers (called simply “doubles”), strings (text values). Documentation inside zip file. . GlobalVariable22.zip
