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John,
Have read both your's and Don's emails concerning
this topic. I think Don has made a number of valuable points regarding the
need to understand the system you are thinking of applying and not just taking
someone''s formulae and applying them blindly.
On the other hand I know it is probably much easier
for people with a programming or extensive spreadsheet experience to understand
how AFL works.
Perhaps a middle ground might be for new
(and not so new) users to explain what they want out of a formula ( eg.. I
have been trying to develop a formula which identifies when the closing price of
a stock increases relative to an index for xxx days in a row etc).
This might elicit responses from others who have built similar formulae and/or
those who see some challenge or usefulness in the request.
Perhaps done this way it becomes not an instant
answer but a learning tool, and not just for those who make the requests.
I, for one, learn a lot just from reading requests for assistance (regardless of
whether I can personally assist).
regards
Richard
(BTW - I am not aware of any merit to the
example quoted above)
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Don, thank youfor the
response. You make some excellent points. I have been studying chartsand
reading books to learn more about building a system. The area I'm most
uncomfortable with is writing the code to show the indicators and signals,
this is where I think viewing other routines would be of benefit.
John Pyle
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