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George,
I do not believe you would need anything more, Amibroker and AFL
language can handle what you ask.
You would set up your criteria in the Auto-Analyser window in AFL code
and run an explore, which would give you the results ( Tickers / charts
) that meet your criteria.
When your are ready to begin and need help with setting up your coding,
Their are many members on this list who will lend a helping hand.
Best Wishes
Anthony
george massik wrote:
> Thank youI use Bollingers,OBV,slo stochastics,chaikin money flo and
> PPO. I want to be able to tell the program to show me the charts of
> stocks that are at the low/high of Bollingers and starting to show
> changes in the others. I assumed (rightly or wrongly) that I would
> need some thing more than AFL to do so. Will I???Thank you On Mon, 30
> Sep 2002 20:01:39 -0400 "dingo" <dingo@xxxx> writes:
>
> You didn't ask THAT in your original question..!!No - you
> don't need any of them. However if you need/want to do some
> thing that aren't avail with AFL then you can use a flavor
> called VBScript (which I didn't remember to mention but is
> also a Msft product and is very similar to VBA).You failed
> to mention why you were asking and I went off on a
> tangent.dingo
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: george massik [mailto:gmassik@x...]
> Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 1:56 PM
> To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: [amibroker] programing in basic
>
> Thank you BUT--am I going to far?Do I need any of
> these to use AB??? On Mon, 30 Sep 2002 11:28:34
> -0400 "dingo" <dingo@xxxx> writes:
>
> Just plain Basic was written to run in a
> DOS like environment. In other words you
> can't write Windows type forms. It also
> has not been improved in quite a long
> time.RealBasic
> (http://www.realbasic.com/) is a flavor
> develped by Real Software is a
> multiplatform (Mac, Windows) flavor that
> originally had no ability to build
> windows style forms and was (back around
> 1997) used primarily for writing very
> fast dll's. It had the ability to
> produce compiled code while Msft's
> Visual Basic at that time (Version 3)
> was very slow and used only interpreted
> code. I just visited their site and
> discovered that they have added forms
> capability. The fact that Its Mac and
> Windows capable is nice althought I
> don't have any experience with it to
> remark on its realiability, etc.Visual
> Basic
> (http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/) is
> the 800 lb gorilla of the Basics. Its
> Msft's flavor and has evolved over the
> years to be the hands down favorite of
> all the varieties of basic. With well
> over 1 million copies having been sold
> it is considered as the "standard". VB
> (as it is commonly referred to) comes in
> several different configurations and
> each is targeted at a particular type of
> developer. The lower cost versions are
> targeted at developers of stand-alone
> apps while the higher end products are
> targeted towards the corporate type
> developer that write client/server apps,
> web based apps, etc. The current
> release VB.Net is a re-write of the
> language and represents a sea-change in
> the language.The above basic (VB) is a
> stand alone product. Msft decided
> several years ago to make a version of
> basic that they used to provide
> programming capability to its Office
> products (Word, Excel, etc). This
> version is called VBA (Visual Basic for
> Applications). VB (prior to the .Net
> version) and VBA are very, very similar
> and if you know one you should be able
> to navigate the other easily.Does it
> make a difference? Yes. It really
> depends on what you would to accomplish
> as to which one you might use. Having
> said that it is highly likely that VB or
> VBA would be the likely choice if you
> want to write apps that run only in the
> Windows environment. If you'd like to
> discuss this further lets take it off
> this board.dingo-----Original
> Message-----
> From: george massik
> [mailto:gmassik@x...]
> Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2002 7:29
> PM
> To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [amibroker] programing in basic
>
>
>
>
> I searched amazon and found
> real basic and visual
> basic--how are these
> different fron just plain
> Basic and does it make a
> dirfference
> Thank you
>
>
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