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<DIV><FONT color=#000000 face=Arial size=2>I had a off-request for the short
entry rule I had written for the Gann Swing System, so here it is. I have
studied the System Tester thoroughly, so I'm not sure that I'm doing everything
correctly, by my results on a few random stocks were not too impressive (a lot
of whipsaws):</FONT> </DIV>
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<DIV><FONT color=#000000 face=Arial size=2>Note that in his TASC article, Krausz
says to implement Rule 3 with an intraday buy/sell by setting a buy stop 2 ticks
above/below the previous peak/trough.</FONT></DIV>
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size=2>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=#000000 face=Arial size=2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=#000000 face=Arial size=2>{Previous Trough
Value}<BR>Tv:=ValueWhen(1,FmlVar("GANN-Trend","Tv")>0,<BR>
FmlVar("GANN-Trend","Tv"));<BR>When(<BR>{Rule
1}<BR>(<BR> {Trend is down}<BR>
FmlVar("GANN-Trend","Tdv")=-1<BR> AND<BR>
{yesterday's HiLo is below the bar}<BR>
Ref(FmlVar("GANN-HiLo","HLv"),-1)=1<BR> AND<BR>
{close today is below yesterday's HiLo}<BR> CLOSE <
Ref(Fml("GANN-HiLo"),-1)<BR>)<BR>OR<BR>{Rule 2}<BR>(<BR>{change from
uptrend to downtrend}<BR>
FmlVar("GANN-Trend","Tdv")=-1 AND<BR>
Ref(FmlVar("GANN-Trend","Tdv"),-1)=1<BR> AND<BR>
{yesterday's HiLo is above the bar}<BR>
Ref(FmlVar("GANN-HiLo","HLv"),-1)=-1
<BR>)<BR>OR<BR>{Rule 3}<BR>(<BR> {Trend is down}<BR>
FmlVar("GANN-Trend","Tdv")=-1<BR> AND<BR> {Close
below the previous trough}<BR> CLOSE < Tv<BR> AND<BR>
{yesterday's HiLo is above the bar}<BR>
Ref(FmlVar("GANN-HiLo","HLv"),-1)=-1
<BR>)</FONT> </DIV>
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Jim,
I am assuming that you are able to get the MS program on both monitors but are
having problems with the charts. I looked at the chart properties on the Metastock
options to se if there was anything that would indicate not being able to re-size
the charts.
I have had similar problems when my computer has run low on resources. I then have
to shut down and then things are ok again.
I am also assuming you have the multi - monitors set up ok so you can actually use
the other monitor. On boot up you should be getting a message that says something
like. "If you see this you have successfully installed multiple monitors." Or was
it "Bill Gates will be sending you $1,000 for getting this other monitor to work.,
we at MSFT couldn't".
Ok enough sick humor.
I would suggest looking at some bigger problems that are preventing you from
re-sizing the charts tot he other monitor. There is more than likely a corrupted
file someplace. It could be one of the following three areas - The video drivers,
the operating system or Metastock. My guess is that there is something wrong with
Win98.
Not much help. But this is all that I know.
Harley
Jim wrote:
> I just tried to split my metastock graphs between monitors using win98 and
> they cannot move outside their primary window...and once your in the graphs
> area metastock locks you out of doing any other tasks..does anyone know a
> way to overcome this. does metastock allow multiple monitor win998 support.
> even in your advertising you display multiple screen use. what do i need to do.
>
> *********************************************
> Have a nice day
> Jim Kerwin
> Atlanta, Georgia U.S.A.
> *********************************************
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