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VolCalc = Volume[BarCount+10];
BarCount = BarCount + 1;
It appears that these statements will push your volume readings backwards:
In other words Volume[10] is the volume of 10 bars ago. So, as you increment
Barcount you will be looking further and further back. I don't think that is
what you wanted.
Good luck,
Jim Bronke
Phoenix, AZ
----- Original Message -----
From: <Snosnosnow@xxxxxxx>
To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 7:51 PM
Subject: volume indicator assistance please
: I could use some ela coding assistance please.
:
: I am trying to develop a volume indicator that would do 2 things.
:
: a. every time a certain volume of a stock (lets say as a variable
1,000,000 share) turns over a show me indicator would be marked on the chart
(show me).
: b. the volume between those points could be shown in a histogram starting
at 0 and going to 100% (indicator).
:
: I think my problem is in my counter and defining when volume =
volvariable. Since I need this to reset every time vol = volvariable.
:
: Here is what I have can some of you please help me learn how to write this
code.
:
: Thanks
: Sno
:
: Inputs: VolVal(10000000), StrtDate(0), ExtRgt("True");
: Vars: VolCalc(0), BarCount(0), HiCalc(0), Failure(False);
:
: IF Date = StrtDate OR (Date = LastCalcDate AND StrtDate = 0) Then Begin
: BarCount = 0;
: Failure = False;
: While VolCalc < volVal AND Failure = False Begin
: IF BarCount > MaxBarsBack Then Begin
: Failure = True;
: VolCalc = Volume[BarCount+10];
: End;
: VolCalc = VolCalc + Volume[BarCount];
: BarCount = BarCount + 1;
:
: End;
:
: Plot1[BarCount](High[BarCount]*1.01, "volvar");
:
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