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RE: [EquisMetaStock Group] Function Syntax



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Thanks Richard

 

Hey, I hear your doing the next Sunday
Traders? Looking forward to it!

 

C<font size=2 color=navy
face=Arial>heers

 

Tim

 

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From: Richard Dale
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Sent: Tuesday, 27 May 2003 11:09
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To: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [EquisMetaStock
Group] Function Syntax

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>Hi Tim,





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>RSC is not available in the
Metastock Formula Language - it's for plotting onto a chart ONLY.  All
that an RSC is is one security divided by another.  The RSC pulldown
function also allows you to normalise the final value so it starts at zero.





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>If you want to put an RSC into an
explorer there are two ways depending upon which version of Metastock you have.





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>1.    Using the
SECURITY function (only available in Metastock Professional and Metastock (EOD)
v8.01





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>C/SECURITY("c:\premiumdata\us\indices\DJIA",C)





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>(ie show the RSC of the current
stock versus the dow jones industrial average)





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>2.    Using the
"P" variable (this is available in all versions of Metastock).





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>The "P" variable is the
currently highlighted prices of the current opened chart.  ie click on the
candles/bars/line and you'll see it highlighted.  This is now the
"P" variable.





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>In your explorer formulae, you can
access the price of the selected stock as "P"





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>eg.





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>C/P





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>(ie show the RSC of the current
stock being explored versus the highlighted stock)





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>Obviously #2 is a bit more painful
because you have to open up a chart and highlight the prices for it to work.





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<font size=3
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Richard.
Norgate Investor Services
Premium Quality Stock and Futures Data for Australian, Asian & US Markets
www.premiumdata.net







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[EquisMetaStock Group] Function Syntax





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<font size=2 color=navy
face=Arial FAMILY=SANSSERIF>Jay the difference between syntax and formula is stark. The syntax
is the coding that details how a programmer is to use a function eg. for RSI
the Syntax is RSI(Data Array, Periods) where
a formula may be considered a combination of functions and there associated
parameters as in the Metastock Coppock Indicator Mov(ROC(C,14,%)+ROC(C,11,%),10,W);0. The Metastock manual
contains syntax for many of the functions but, it would seem, not all. I simply
want to know what the SYNTAX of RSC is and also whether there is a complete set
of documentation that outlines all the Metastock functions syntax whether this
is an official guide or unofficial.

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