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DislikedI assume that this number is obtained from the raw numbers written to the csv but I cannot determine how the rebased number is calculated.
My question is "Can the rebased numbers be accessed from the Indicator as it is, and how would that be done?"Ignored
(Note: The alpha part of LegendValues is either an A or a D, depending on whether you want the rebased numbers, when displayed, sorted into ascending or descending sequence, by value.)
The output file is arranged as follows:
1. The columns include the timeframe, date and time, and the currencies - as denoted by the headings in the first row of the output. If you load the file into a text editor that allows a non-proportional font (e.g. Courier), the headings will align neatly with the data. Or simply load into Excel as a comma-separated file.
2. The rows are arranged firstly by timeframe, longest (e.g. MN) first, down to shortest (e.g. M1) last; and secondly within timeframe, by data point number, from point 0 first, upwards to the highest (leftmost) datapoint number.
Example #1: Let's say you want to obtain the rebased value for monthly CHF, where LegendValues=0. Then you simply take the value from the CHF column, and the first row where the timeframe = MN.
Example #2: You want to obtain the rebased value for daily AUD, where LegendValues=3. Then you'd take the value from the AUD column, and the fourth row (#3 is the fourth data point) starting from where timeframe = D1.
Example #3: You want to obtain the rebased value for hourly USD, where LegendValues=-1, i.e. the leftmost data point. Then you'd take the value from the USD column, and the last row of H1 (before the timeframe changes to M30).
I designed the output in this open-ended way so that any combo of values could be obtained. For example, you could calculate the slope of the line (more meaningful than the rebased value, IMO) by taking the difference between the values of two datapoints of the same currency/timeframe.
David
DislikedDC,
The output file is arranged as follows:
1. The columns include the timeframe, date and time, and the currencies - as denoted by the headings in the first row of the output. If you load the file into a text editor that allows a non-proportional font (e.g. Courier), the headings will align neatly with the data. Or simply load into Excel as a comma-separated file.
2. The rows are arranged firstly by timeframe, longest (e.g. MN) first, down to shortest (e.g. M1) last; and secondly within timeframe, by data point number, from point 0 first,...Ignored
DislikedDavid -
Again many thanks to you for your outstanding work on this indicator. I could now not do without it.
I have re-read the thread and always with an eye on improvement (should I be happy with the way it is?) I wanted to find out if you or anyone else out there could give any insight into what could be used as values for ScaleFactor replacing the default 100%.
There were discussions earlier in your thread touching on this. You mentioned at one stage driving the calculations based on pips rather than percentages and also included an option...Ignored
DislikedAwe-inspiring programming hanover. Fantastic. Thanks.
My creative juices are already flowing..............................
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DislikedAm definitely looking forward for your creative genius & thank you for stopping by, your works in this community speaks for itself .
Happy Piping,
Benji.Ignored
DislikedThanks. I am more excited by this than anything previously; the vista that opens up before us is breathtaking. The first auto-trader is already up and running on my demo and I shall be releasing it later. I will place a link here once I have done so.
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DislikedI have started a new thread to develop automation possibilities - http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...32#post5030832.
The thread has my usual posting restrictions; there is information about getting these lifted at the bottom of post 1. kibed, yours are already lifted.
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DislikedHi David,
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Identifier. This indy is a real-time trend identifier. This confirms the direction of a trend and help filter out bad trades. Normally I would consider a trade when arrows on Both D1 & H4 agrees and shows one direction, or when arrows on H4,H1,M30,M15,M5 all agree and shows one direction..............
Happy Piping
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DislikedHi Benji,
Anyway, if I can't reproduce the problem, I'll consider the possibility of rewriting the indy as soon as I get some spare time. The first attempt was merely a demo aimed at showing what was possible. I copied the concept (and some of the code) from a TDI alerts indy that I'd previously written. Perhaps it would be simpler to code the tests into the actual indy itself, rather than have them as parameters --- especially if you want the indy to alert immediately two currencies meet opposing conditions simultaneously (one > 50; one < 50).
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DislikedHi David,
I hope this finds you when your head is clear. let me know if you have found a way to get around the RS alerts.
As you had earlier explained,you have very limited time available here at FF due to other overwhelming commitments you are currently undertaking.Am aware & I choose to hold my patience.
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DislikedHi Benji,
I apologize. I feel bad about not having gotten back to you earlier.
I will try to complete your alerts indy over the next few days. Can you confirm that the Word document that you attached to post #274 is still a valid specification? Or should I be looking at some of the posts in your "Trading profitably using RS" thread?
Thanks,
DavidIgnored
Above information on bullets are mere guidelines, you may wish to improve on them or ignore them, this is within your discretion as a programmer .
Benji