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Fred:
Not sure if this is what you are looking for but....
First, it is not practical to do a real time exploration on the entire
market since it would take forever to get through thousands of stocks
even if you could pay for the data subscription...so the first thing
that is different from an eod exploration is you need to start with a
watchlist of up to a few hundred stocks.
Once you have a watchlist you write your code looking for the signal,
set your timeframe to what you want to test it on (15 minutes as you
say) then you have two choices.
You can "explore" as often as needed and it should work just like an
end of day explore.
Or, you can "scan" the symbol list and set it to continue to scan
every x seconds or x minutes. You can include an alert to ding,
email or otherwise notify you in this case. So you can be off doing
other things and have the system continually scanning your watchlist
for specific events and alerting you when they occur.
Hope that helps.
Mike
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "fblackes" <fblackes@xxx> wrote:
>
> Can somebody point me in the right direction on where to find info on
> writing real time explorations( ie, BB Squeeze or Breakout, for 15
> minute charts). I have professional version Amibroker 4.90 with
> Esignal feed. I've gone through user's manual, but can't quite seem
> to get the hang of how to code for the real time exploration.
> After reading manual, I figured it was as easy as changing
> TIMEFRAMESET, from EOD to 15 minute, but it hasn't worked so far.
> I'll keep trying, although programming is not my forte, I'm trying my
> best to use Amibroker's awesome power.
>
>
> Appreciate any help . Thanks a Million
> Fred
>
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