[EquisMetaStock Group] TO preston a question about the RMO

["ACA" <listasaca@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Preston in april you tell in this group " Joe,

I'm sure that Jose will wiegh in with his own thoughts about the RMO 
but I would like to say that the RMO is not a new indicator. It 
actually appeared in some very early versions of Metastock and has 
been around for quite some time under its original name and with 
code that you could access. Changing a name and Blackboxing the code 
is not what you would expect from a reputable company.

I'm certainly glad to see that someone has finally provided their 
trading system details for the RMO. Its been asked for a lot and I'm 
sure that others will find it useful.

Preston"

Please Preston , can you tell me what is the initial name of the early version
of MS. Thanks.

ACA

-----Mensaje original-----
De: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]En nombre de pumrysh
Enviado el: martes, 07 de agosto de 2007 2:48
Para: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Asunto: [EquisMetaStock Group] Re: Plotting a set of variables at a time
by input function


Arun,

I'm sure there are other ways to do this but I wanted to give you 
something to work with. See if this does what you want:

Preston

plot:=Input("plot:[1] 1st [2] 2nd [3] 3rd ",1,3,1);
{ 1st set of variables }
x1:=formula1;
x2:=formula2;
x3:=formula3;
{ 2nd set of variables }
y4:=formula4;
y5:=formula5;
y6:=formula6;
y7:=formula7;
y8:=formula8;
{ 3rd set of variables }
z1:=formula9;
z2:=formula10;
z3:=formula11;
z4:=formula12;
z5:=formula13;
z6:=formula14;
z7:=formula15;
z8:=formula16;
z9:=formula17;
{ Plot }
If(plot=1,x1,If(plot=2,y1,z1));
If(plot=1,x2,If(plot=2,y2,z2));
If(plot=1,x3,If(plot=2,y3,z3));
If(plot=2,y4,z4);
If(plot=2,y5,z5);
If(plot=2,y6,z6);
If(plot=2,y7,z7);
If(plot=2,y8,z8);
If(plot=2,y8,z9); {end}






--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "arun103" <arun103@xxx> wrote:
>
> In the following example I want to plot as follows:
> 
> 1) Plot all 3 variables of 1st set if input=1
> 2) Plot all 5 variables of 2nd set if input=2
> 3) Plot all 9 variables of 3rd set if input=3
> 
> Is it possible to plot these using the if function? Will somebody 
> please demonstrate. 
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Arun
> 
> 
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
--
> 
> plot:=Input("plot: 1-1st set 2-2nd set 3-3rd set",1,3,1);
> 
> 
> { 1st set of variables }
> 
> x1:=formula1;
> x2:=formula2;
> x3:=formula3;
> 
> 
> { 2nd set of variables }
> 
> y4:=formula4;
> y5:=formula5;
> y6:=formula6;
> y7:=formula7;
> y8:=formula8;
> 
> 
> { 3rd set of variables }
> 
> z1:=formula9;
> z2:=formula10;
> z3:=formula11;
> z4:=formula12;
> z5:=formula13;
> z6:=formula14;
> z7:=formula15;
> z8:=formula16;
> z9:=formula17
> 
> 
> { Plot }
> 
> If(plot=1, x1, If(plot=2, y4, z1))) {?};
> ........?
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
--
>




 
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