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Karmin,
Tony provided the link. I use the code and it works well.
It plots the Linear Regression line, and the 1.5 and 2.0 Std Dev lines. You can easily modify to taste, but it fits my needs.
Suggestion: After applying the code to a chart, right-click on the chart and select "Parameters" from the mini-menu. When the Parameters dialog pops up, scroll down to "SD Style" and click the drop-down. Click "No Label" to turn off the standard deviation labels (I find them distracting). Repeat with "2 SD Style".
Regarding your comment, "I am not sure if what I want is to complicated for AB...", I think you will find that almost nothing is too complicated for AB.
The vast majority of issues that are roadblocks in other charting tools, can be solved with AB. I think of it as an onion - lots of layers. First you have the UI and drag and drop. Underneath that is the robust AFL scripting engine. Underneath that is the ability to create _javascript_ and VBScript functions. Underneath that is the ability to call Com objects that you write yourself.
Finally, in addition to all of the other features, if the data doesn't provide what you want, you can create your own composite symbols using AddToComposite. I use AddToComposite to create five types of indicators for an index of each Sector and Industry, and then by Market Cap (small, mid, large) for each Sector and Industry.
So, when you ask any question that starts with, "I am not sure if what I want is to complicated for AB...", the answer will almost certainly be, "No problem!".
Regards,
Dan.
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Tony
On 10/7/05, Karmin Shaw <ktskarmin@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
What files section, i cannot find this any where. Thanks
Tony Lei < yiupang91@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
What you are looking for is already in the files section.
tony
On 10/7/05, Karmin Shaw <ktskarmin@xxxxxxxx > wrote:
I am not sure if what I want is to complicated for AB, I want it to display the standard deviation as in Reuters, where the Stdev is represented in the form of blue bands and the daily price range is plotted on this in bars, or candlesticks, and the last price is represented as a line chart. This web site I have attached takes you to the Reuters site, and to the Standard deviation chart, if anyone can tell me if this is possible or am I just waisting my time it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
you will have to copy and paste the address, I do not know how to make a link, or if you even can.
There is a standard deviation formula in the amibroker files section. Then under price field (chart, ctrl R), you can make AB calculate based on High or low.
Hope that helps
tony
qitrader
On 10/6/05, ktskarmin <ktskarmin@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi, I am wondering if any one can help me with a formula for a
standard deviation chart. I want it to show the standard deviation of
the high and lows of the day and another for weekly standard
deviation. Thanks to anyone with info
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