|
PureBytes Links
Trading Reference Links
|
I'm not interested in backtesting, I only wish to see where to have a
visual indication of when a ondition exists in a given mkt or index.
I have a simple audio alert when these things occur but I would like to have
a visual indication on the chart as well. With Ensign it is a trivial
matter to put the appropriate overlay on a tick chart but not so with TS.
Thanks
Manofl Eisure
> To second-guess you and extend your needs for a moment, you require a tool
> that'll read data from several sources. The filtering or parsing of the
> (multi-sourced) data to meet given criteria, which is the essence of your
> trading system, determines what is traded and when. Further, you'd then
like
> to analyze the performance of those trades in the context of a portfolio,
> and presumably generate accounting style reports. No matter what you do,
TS
> will never be a tool for this level of backtesting. Never, imo!
>
> Colin West
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Manofl Eisure [mailto:Manofl_Eisure@xxxxxxx]
> Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 12:00 PM
> To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: mixing tick charts with other data streams
>
> Thanks to those who replies to my question,. I understand that what I
wish
> to accomplish can (and has) been done thru the use of DLL's but my program
> skills are largely inadequate for the task, although I could probably
muddle
> thru in a year or so. Would it be possible to bring a data from a second
> stream using a globally declared array that included a data point and a
> time-stamp? Anbody have any ideas?
>
> Thanks
>
> Manofl
>
> > I want to have an indicator or "show me" plot on a tick chart that is
> > based on a condition that occurs in another data stream (eg. $prem to
> > indicate buy/sell programs). TS2000i will not allow me to add other
> > symbols to a tick chart, is there anyway to get around this.?
> >
>
>
>
|