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Steve,
The procedure is described in
http://www.amibroker.com/newsletter/12-2001.html
First create the "composite" in AA.
Then, if the new composite does not appear in ticker list,
click Stocks>Categories>OK
Then select any stock you want, open Indicator Builder,
paste ONLY the /*graph*/ formula and see the graph.
This graph will not change when you move from ticket to ticket.
If you want tomorrow to renew the created "composite", then you
delete it and scan again.
The graph of any "composite" is independent of the certain stock you
watch, is unique for the whole set of your data.
Dimitris Tsokakis
--- In amibroker@xxxx, "Steve" <slwiserr@xxxx> wrote:
> Dimitris
>
> Am I doing this right to use your "foreign" type indicators?
>
> 1. Place one of these onto a graph sheet and see the output for a
> particular security.
>
> 2. To move to another security I need to remove that previously
> placed
> indicator from the graph sheet.
>
> 3. Now I must go to the "All" section and remove that "foreign"
> security artifact from the security listing.
>
> 4. Now I am able to select a new security to look at again.
>
> 5. Place the same "Foreign" type indicator on the graph sheet to
> check
> this one.
>
> As I understand it, I must delete the "Foreign" security each time
> since these are additive in nature. I also must delete the
indicator
> each time because just moving to another security provides me with
an
> opportunity to have major errors come up in Amibroker and actually
> shut down Amibroker (my experience) if I am not careful by leaving
> the
> indicator on the graph sheet originally placed.
>
> Thanks for this work.
>
> Steve W.
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