Price moves AFTER a transaction, not before. Therefore, price lags. Not by much, but it's behind.

Agree. Light on the feet is the way to be in this case. However, with the recent volatile rise, it's just too far up the ladder for me right now. It makes no sense to chase price at the top. It may very well go another couple hundred bucks up. But ...

I have followed Bitcoin from it's inception. I regret not having been a miner early on, and certainly regret not plunking down $100 on it at $0.20 a pop. However, you are exhibiting every part of a person that jumps headlong into a bubble. Assuming ...

e Not really. The internet is easy to access, and it's available to almost everyone. Bitcoins despite their value are inaccessible BECAUSE of their value. Not to mention, they are on every central banks hit list. They will likely keep climbing. ...

Bitcoins = 21st century tulips...

I hereby nominate you for Sainthood. Works like a charm. Wasn't my code, it was my misunderstanding of placement of such. Much obliged sir! Here's some cyberbeer! I spared NO expense image

Much like your first example. And my CloseAll() is almost verbatim your code //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| expert start function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ ...

They update there. Hmmmmm.... Now, to find why it's not closing trades based on the same info.

Nossir. But that was something that crossed my mind early on. It isn't the case though. Thanks!

That's what one would think. And was the reason for putting the comments in. When I didn't see a tick by tick reflection of profit fluctuating, I figured something was wrong with either my code, or that possibly account information isn't subjected ...

Now THAT is a helpful revelation... LOL Thanks a ton! Much appreciated.

Congrats to the smart guys for counting profits I just look at my ever growing balance, and let it count for me I didn't have them at all when I originally wrote the function up, but added them when the function didn't work properly to trouble ...

I see where you're headed now. And I have a slightly different version of the 10.2 TMA, which leads to the difference in parameters, but it looks like you've got it going on now. I also looked the the TMA True indi. I still think the repainting ...

Just looking at this, the only difference is the shift of one bar. The current open bar, and the last closed bar. Is that what you were after? Because that will give you some troubles. Var1 is a moving target.

I played with the TMA Slope using iCustom in an EA a while back. I don't like the repainting factor, but I did get it to work. This is the code I used: double SlopeUp = iCustom(NULL,0,"Slope Indi",20,0.4,-0.4,100,1,1); double SlopeDn = ...

In the DayOfWeek() function, the days are listed as digits, with 0 being Sunday, 1 being Monday, 2 being Tuesday, and so on. The code I posted would ignore Friday, and Sunday. If you want to ignore Sunday only, take off the ||DayOfWeek()==5, and ...

if(DayOfWeek()==0||DayOfWeek()==5) return(0);

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You asked for it to give you alerts on the 15 minute chart. It now does that. I didn't write the rest of the indicator. Can't help you there, and most likely wouldn't.