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Hello Guno,
Previously I did the same thing by hand, ie using drawing tool.
However - This was hard to manage for some rather unapparent reasons -
which I'll not go into right now.
I may be able to point you in the right direction however. (Turn Right)
This path is for EOD. For RT just add times I guess.
1st up - You want to get that data into Amibroker.
Mabie reformat the datafiles ready to dump to Amibroker.
* Use V to store value 1/2, 3/4 etc. Depending on Buy/Sell stage.
* Add the extention -TH to each ticker to Identify it later.
Set it up like this:
> 2004-08-24,13:20:23,2004-08-24,13:38:20,BSX,35.82,35.85
Ticker Date O H L C V
BSX-TH 2004-08-21 35.80 35.80 35.80 35.80 1
BSX-TH 2004-08-21 35.83 35.83 35.83 35.83 2
BSX-TH 2004-08-24 35.82 35.82 35.82 35.82 3
BSX-TH 2004-08-24 35.85 35.85 35.85 35.85 4
Once you have this data in Amibroker, You can then write an indicator
that will:
Take the current ticker name and use Foriegn(Ticker-TH).
--> Now we have Current Ticker and Ticker contianing Trade data.
Then do a for loop in the indicator, Drawing all 1-2, 3-4 data as
linearrays. (Possibly a bit of tricky AFL coding here)
So when you select your stock - All imported data is displayed as trades
in the form of LineArrays.
Im 99% sure this would be doable.
(I have done similar showing Dividend dates)
ATB
Michael.
(There is always a better way)
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "gunovanengel" <gunovanengel@xxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to document all my trades because I feel that this is a
> valuable tool that can help me to learn from my past trades. The
> note feature in Amibroker is helpful. I would however also like to
> easily see on the chart the all trades. This will help me in
> managing future trades. I therefore would like to highlight the time
> span between the entry and the exit of the trade on the chart using
> the plotfunction ( styleArea – Area Chart).
> From my Interactive Brokers accounts I have the Start Date/Time and
> the End Date/Time of all my trades. I would like to transfer these
> to an ascii file to be picked up by an AFL (TradeJournal.afl).
>
> The sequence I would like TradeJournal to execute is.
>
> 1.Get the StartDate/Time and EndDateTime from the ascii file on disk
> 2.Highlight the timespan of the trade on the chart ( styleArea –
> Area Chart)
> 3.Display in the Title: MFE, MAE, EntryPrice, ExitPrice of the
> Trade
>
> This will help me to page or flip through my trades and visualize
> the price action/indicator values during the various trades.
>
> My request to you is guidance in writing the AFL function to
> retrieve the ascii file from disk.
> And plot the areachart
>
> Format Ascii file:
> DateEntry,TimeEntry,DateExit,TimeExit,Ticker,EntryPrice,ExitPrice
> 2004-08-24,13:20:23,2004-08-24,13:38:20,BSX,35.82,35.85
> 2004-07-02,11:51:08,2004-07-02,12:12:49,CBH,53.52,53.52
> 2004-07-12,10:13:07,2004-07-12,10:18:52,CTL,30.73,30.7
>
>
> Kindest regards
> Guno
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