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size=2>Thanks DT for your comments. You are correct in that it may be
better to create separate composites for certain normalized bar
patterns/ratios - I think that is what you hinted at. I will give that a
shot.
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size=2>I am not really using standard Candle patterns, i am just
analyzing OHLC bars to see if their are certain conditions that reoccur at
recognizable points and that could be used to optimize entry/exit points. Also,
Candles are nice to look at :-) easier to see changes than writing a lot of
code.
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size=2>thanks for reminding me of your "heavy guns", I will revisit those again
too...
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size=2>thanks again DT,
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size=2>-----Original Message-----From: DIMITRIS TSOKAKIS
[mailto:TSOKAKIS@xxxxxxxxx]Sent: December 27, 2003 3:34
PMTo: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [amibroker] Re:
A Composite problem with High and LowsHerman,I
have never tried, till now, the "market candles".My first objection is on
the method.When we create the composite ~C, we add, in equal weights, a
C1=1$ to another C2=45$.If the next day the first stock makes an
excellent +25%, it will be 1.25$ and its effect will disappear, since it
will add a very small 0.0025 to the total sum of Closes. What is important
is the changes of high C stocks and it does not reflect a reliable picture
of the market. A +10% in one single stock of 50$ will add 5 units,
which is equivalent to a +50% in 10 stocks of 1$ !!Prices should be
normalised in order to be more effective.The next objection is on the
logic.If you believe some candles formations are indicative for the next
bar behavior, then it would be better to create the formation
composite.I always include in the daily runs the "~morningstar"
together with the "~eveningstar" N100 tickers. It is not the first rate
decision tool but, whenever exceeds 10% it becomes a factor you can not
overcome easily [A "~morningstar"=13% is not a reason to sell, an
"~eveningstar"=12% is not a warning to buy any moving object...]The third
objection refers to the market : N100 is quite fast, sometimes nervous. A
candlestick formation nedds two-three bars and you should wait for the
full formation, else the pattern does not exist. The massive agreement of
the market will come [for a 3-day pattern] in 3-4 days, too late for the
N100 behavior.My research is restricted mainly in the morning/evening star
composites, I have not tried other patterns . The candlestick patterns
results are very poor when compared to the heavy-duty machine guns
[MeanRSI, MeanStochD, MeanCMO, MACDbull etc] of the N100 market.This
is my experience, if there is another magic pattern with massive behavior
I ignore, please drop a note to check it out.Dimitris Tsokakis--- In
amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Herman vandenBergen" <psytek@xxxx>
wrote:> Perhaps HHP...> > But I would expect that if
we were adding real time data, i.e. many> points/day. My formula
doesn't know the difference between any of the OHLC> price arrays.
The Open and Close appear to keep their significance while the>
High and Low lose it. For some reason the H&L just averages out into
average> volatility and, at least in composites.> > I
would like to use composites for short term price prediction, like
price> movements over the next day or so using Candle stick patterns.
This doesn't> seem to work - has anybody tried it?> >
herman> -----Original Message----->
From: harveyhp [mailto:harveyhp@xxxx]> Sent: December 27,
2003 2:34 AM> To:
amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: [amibroker] A
Composite problem with High and Lows> > >
Herman,> Isn't this because the NDX and QQQ indices show
the highest and lowest> momentary values actually reached during
the day, whereas the composites are> necessarily calculated as if
all the components reached their highs and lows>
simultaneously?> HHP>
=============> ----- Original Message
-----> From: Herman
vandenBergen> To:
AmiBroker> Sent: 26 December, 2003 2:06
AM> Subject: [amibroker] A Composite problem
with High and Lows> > > Why do
the Highs and Lows (Candle Shadows) in my composites become>
useless?> > The NDX and QQQ Candle plots
have normal looking shadows... nice to work> with.>
> However the Highs and Lows in my Composites
have lost all meaningful> properties...Most shadows in the
composite extend up and down to about the> same extend while this
is not the case with the NDX and QQQ.> >
I want to perform Candle Analysis on my Composites, how can I
create> composites with more meaningfull Shadows, like they occur
in the QQQ and> NDX?> >
herman> [Code used to create the composite is
at the bottom of this email]> > > >
>
Buy=Sell=Short=Cover=0;>
AddToComposite(1,"~N100comp","V");>
AddToComposite(O,"~N100comp","O");>
AddToComposite(H,"~N100comp","H");>
AddToComposite(L,"~N100comp","L");>
AddToComposite(C,"~N100comp","C");> >
SetForeign("~N100comp");>
PlotOHLC(O/V,H/V,L/V,C/V,"N100comp",1,64);> > > >
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