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Marco,
I am forwarding this post to you. I also liked the book and you will find a
lot of the code for AO, AC, etc. at the link below.
Joe
Hi Joe,
Did you see my post about the site with the BW code?
http://home.t-online.de/home/UWKaestner/download.htm
This was a project involving a few of us. The net result for me was that I
found that a TS program of Bill's "Investor's Dream" was not profitable.
Does
that mean that I think Bill's work is of no value? No. I just think his
program won't produce profits. I have also communicated with people who
have
taken his course and the collective answer is you can get all the same stuff
from sources like other books, etc. Much of Bill's stuff he got from Tom
Joseph.
I'm not sure I follow your problem with offset MA's. Bill's aren't offset
into the future, (but, as you probably know, are plotted into the future in
Investor's Dream). For example, Average (C[5],13) calculates a 13 bar MA
starting with 5 bars back. His plotting into the future is 'cute' but I
haven't found any way to use it.
Anyway, have a look at Ulrich's code at the site above. I will be pleased
to
discuss this with you.
Stephen
"Anshien, Joe" wrote:
> Hi,
> Yes I am real interested in Bill's work. I have his alligator, AO, and AC
> indicators programmed in to PS2000i. I am now trying to build a system to
> test out the profitability of all of his entries and exits, such as
> fractals, AO saucers, etc. The problem I have is his trying to program in
> his red line or Alligator teeth exit. Since his red line is offset in the
> future, and offsets can only be used in plots which can only be used in
> indicators not signals, which are needed for systems, this is causing
> problems. If you like I will send to you the code we have for the 3
> indicators.
>
> Thanks
> Joe
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stephen Wandling [mailto:stephenw@xxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Saturday, October 09, 1999 12:37 PM
> To: Joe Anshien
> Subject: Bill's Alligator ela
>
> Joe,
>
> Haven't heard from you so I don't know if you are interested in Bill
> William's work or not. If so, and if you have had a look at the site I
> suggested, I wanted to give you the ela for the Alligator.
>
> Several of us worked on this for months. It seemed like a simple
> problem as Bill reveals the code in his book. But, we couldn't get
> anything that matched Bill's charts in the book or matched Investor's
> Dream. This code matches.
>
> I don't trade Bill's system per se, but I do trade something related,
> with a lot of Tom Joseph thrown in. All of this has been pulled
> together for me by a mentor who has made all the difference in the
> world.
>
> Enjoy.
>
> Stephen
>
> Code for Alligator:
>
> Inputs: Length1 (13), Offset1 (8),
> Length2 (8), Offset2 (5),
> Length3 (5), Offset3 (3);
>
> if Length1 > 0 then begin
>
> if @CurrentBar = 1 then
>
> begin
>
> Value1 = @Average ( ( (HIGH + LOW) / 2 ) ,
> Length1 );
> Value2 = @Average ( ( (HIGH + LOW) / 2 ) ,
> Length2 );
> Value3 = @Average ( ( (HIGH + LOW) / 2 ) ,
> Length3 );
>
> end
>
> else
>
> begin
>
> Value1 = ( (Value1 * ( Length1 -1) ) + (
> (HIGH+LOW) /2) )
> {Current Bar Value} / Length1;
> Value2 = ( (Value2 * ( Length2 -1) ) + (
> (HIGH+LOW) /2) )
> {Current Bar Value} / Length2;
> Value3 = ( (Value3 * ( Length3 -1) ) + (
> (HIGH+LOW) /2) )
> {Current Bar Value} / Length3;
>
> end;
>
> end;
>
> { next line modified to prevent plotting Alligator on insufficient data}
>
> if (Value1[offset1] > 0 and Value2[offset2] > 0 and value3[offset3] >
> 0)
> then
>
> begin
>
> Plot1 (Value1[Offset1], "Blue 13/8");
> Plot2 (Value2[Offset2], "Red 8/5");
> Plot3 (Value3[Offset3], "Green 5/3");
>
> end;
-----Original Message-----
From: Marco Givanotti [mailto:marcodo1@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 4:50 AM
To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Bill williams indicator
Hi,
is there somebody that has coded in easy language the
various indicators described in the second William's
book "New Trading Dimension" in order to also get a
trading system and test it?
I am new with easy language so I will thanx in advance
anybody that can send me the relevant elas.
Regards
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