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class=391304721-26102003>WD,
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I agree, and if
MetaStock formula language would recognise the fact that you do not want to plot
anything when "IN A TRADE" = 0 it would be fine. Unfortunately, MS formula
language appears to assume if you do not have an indicator ON you must want it
OFF, i.e. you want to plot it as zero. The resulting plot on any chart is
neither very pretty nor very legible due to scale
distortion.
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I think what I am
really looking for (as Roy explained in a separate post) is a switching
function; at this stage I think it is another one for the MetaStcok
wishlist.
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That reminds me, we
haven't heard Eduardo R. da Silva (from Reuters) in a while.
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Eduardo, if you are
out there, how about an update on the long thread of suggestions that came
forward following your request on this and other groups back in early
September.
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<SPAN
class=391304721-26102003>Regards,
<SPAN
class=391304721-26102003>Mike
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<FONT
face=Tahoma size=2>-----Original Message-----From: wd
[mailto:wdjd@xxxxxxxx] Sent: Monday, 27 October 2003 7:59
AMTo: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re:
[EquisMetaStock Group] anyone know how to plot a trailing stop only while in a
trade?Mike,> IF("IN A TRADE", PLOT TRAILING
STOP, otherwise PLOT LOW)What about IN A TRADE
* PLOT TRAILING STOPassuming IN A TRADE
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