No problem, — That's simple enough! It will calculate the percentage move from the last or an earlier close. If you choose the last close, it will automatically draw as histogram and include the open high and low.

Simply use "pass by reference" just as in C++, works for arrays, too: void PassByReferenceTest(int &out1, int &out2, int &outArray[]) { out1 = 1; out2 = 2; outArray[0] = 3; outArray[1] = 4; }

Here's a free Stochastic indicator with alerts: http://www.forexmt4.com/_MT4_Indicators/Stochastic_Cross_Alert.mq4

Sounds interesting, so I tried to put it together. Feel free to suggest improvements. image

Here you go: The change was simply *10000 with /Point.

I put together this script. The correlation function should be correct and pretty robust (taken from wikipedia), but I'm not sure if it's necessary to further preprocess the close data, for example take the logarithm? And it will not work properly ...

If you live in that timezone, simply use OpenTime = 0 and TimeZone = 2 (= LocalTime). If you live anywhere else in the world, try setting OpenTime = 5 (for EST) or 4 (for EDT in the summer) and TimeZone = 0 (= GMT). Hope this works.

Try this one: image

Thanks for your help. I guess that could work. But you're right, it looks like too much hassle and bloat: merging the bars, keeping the arrays up to date, resizing them, calculating the indicators of the arrays, and I also can't go back ...

The difference is only a difference if you treat money special, which obviously is impossible when trading currencies. You're shorting the dollar when you're buying GOOG/$ or AAPL/$, just as you're shorting the dollar when you're buying EURO/$. ...

Yeah, looks like a bug. I couldn't reproduce it, though. Does it always happen, for example even after initializing by switching timeframes?

Well, the issue seems to be that it doesn't display the reversal levels much in advance. I've just found it a few weeks ago, but so far it gave a few nice signals. As I understand, the displayed patterns are based on confluence of at least two ...

It's not the exact same thing, but you should try ZUP. It displays fib ratios between swing highs and lows from a ZigZag indicator, and detects harmonic patterns. I think it has even more functions, but most info is in Russian only. Imho, it's one ...

Indicator heaven — Here's a quick version trying a few of your ideas. It's more or less a development version, and will only take into account the stoch from the chart time frame, atm. Everybody can feel free to play around with the code, of ...

You're talking about a script here, right? Are you sure it's getting executed at all, when you restart the terminal? Print something else from the start or init function, to test it.

It's right here url

+10.000 closed out and -32.000 open? Looks to me, like the EA is cutting the winners short and letting the loosers run, which is not a sign of a robust strategy. Allowing huge drawdown is also the only way to reach 97% profitable trades. The easiest ...

I think I've figured their timing out: they attack the Japanese housewifes in their sleep! :surprised