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- Jm1941 replied Aug 17, 2009
Thanks guys, will try those out.
- Jm1941 replied Aug 13, 2009
bool ObjectCreate(string name, int type, int window, datetime time1, double price1, datetime time2=0, double price2=0, datetime time3=0, double price3=0)Creation of an object with the specified name, type and initial coordinates in the specified ...
- Jm1941 replied Aug 13, 2009
Well, I'm no expert, but if you define your desired period and then assign the iHigh to one variable, and iLow to another variable, it should be pretty straightforward to draw a line between them...
- Jm1941 replied Aug 2, 2009
Ok cool. Don't forget to reset the "zero" to todays open for your pairs...
- Jm1941 replied Aug 2, 2009
Hi Lawrence, How to trade with them is sort of up to you I was thinking that you could wait for the gap to open to the normal historical maximum, and then enter...Which might work, or it might continue to grow larger. I think a safer method might ...
- Jm1941 replied Aug 2, 2009
Is your broker a 5 digit broker? My broker is 4 digits so I haven't tested on a 5 digit broker, but it wouldn't surprise me if that screws up the math. If that's not it, I have no idea why it wouldn't work. Walk me thru step by step what you did ...
- Jm1941 replied Jul 30, 2009
Yep; took quite a hit on USDCHF/EURUSD yesterday. That's why I'm still demoing this. Jeffery TP seems to have it figured out...
- Jm1941 replied Jul 30, 2009
It's using the "LCD" font. I thought it was a system font but maybe not. Here it is...
- Jm1941 replied Jul 29, 2009
Right click on the chart and goto "Indicator List">>"Edit">>"Inputs".
- Jm1941 replied Jul 28, 2009
Template for USDCHF/EURUSD.
- Jm1941 replied Jul 28, 2009
PLEASE USE ONLY ATTACHED TEMPLATE WHEN USING THESE INDICATORS (otherwise stuff will get messed up) 15 MINUTE TIMEFRAME Ok attached are the first versions of 2 indicators and a template for GBPUSD/EURUSD. Are they earthshattering, perfect and ...
- Jm1941 replied Jul 28, 2009
Nice setup for a trade here...
- Jm1941 replied Jul 28, 2009
What I am doing is taking Pair 1 and subtracting the weekly (or daily) open, then taking Pair 2 and doing the same. That will zero them out and you can track their progression from there. I was zeroing daily but now it looks like weekly would be a ...
- Jm1941 replied Jul 26, 2009
I'm making progress, but not as fast as I'd like.
- Jm1941 replied Jul 24, 2009
Hi Lawrence, I don't think there is a "proper" way to overlay the charts. I also believe timeframe is irrelevant. We are trading price difference; a 100 pip price difference is a 100 pip price difference regardless of the chart you are looking at. I ...
- Jm1941 replied Jul 22, 2009
That's funny. I'm an artist as well. Math is not my friend, but I'm pretty good with a spreadsheet. So if you're going to photoshop them up you need to make sure the chart scale is the same for both and you need to sync them up to the same open ...
- Jm1941 replied Jul 22, 2009
[/QUOTE]What about taking screen captures of eur/usd & gbp/usd and overlaying them in Photoshop?[/QUOTE] You could do that sure, but its probably easier and faster to; 1) Subtract current price from open price 2) Subtract EURUSD from GBPUSD ...
- Jm1941 replied Jul 22, 2009
I believe your gap is disappearing because the chart's "zero" point is shifting as new bars come in. The indicator I'm writing doesn't repaint, but since everything is based off of the daily open price the respective info is only valid for the ...
- Jm1941 replied Jul 21, 2009
That's great. Very helpful. Thanks very much. John