|
PureBytes Links
Trading Reference Links
|
Hello RB,
Actually it's "about" 1000 indicators, if you have a lot of very large
indicators the total number will be less.
You should be routinely transferring your studies and indicators to
backup files, those backup files also have a maximum size allowed,
about 1000 kb.
I store my systems and indicators in different backup files and only
keep the most current ones loaded in TS.
When files are transferred in and out of TS they are only copied and
the original stays where it is, when prompted to "overwrite existing
file" my rule is to overwrite when transferring into backup but not
overwrite when transferring out.
The list of ela drive paths, in the "Transfer from archive file"
window can get cluttered with obsolete drive paths, it can be cleared
by deleting the or_work.cfg file in the C:/Omege/Prog directory, TS it
creates a new or_work.cfg file if it is missing at startup.
best regards
foolsgold
R> The way I understand it you can only have a certain amount of analysis
R> techniques in TradeStation. I have heard 1000. I will admit that that is
R> alot and probably should be enough, but I was wondering is there a way to
R> some indicators etc. in a group so it can be counted as one technique? In
R> other words, if you have 10 different kinds of moving averages, is there a
R> way to put them all under a moving average catagory and that would count as
R> only one technique. But you could then choose the moving average catagory
R> and then pick and use any of the moving averages you want.
R> And also could have say an oscilator catagory and put stochastics, RSI,
R> momentum, etc. under one catagory?
R> Is ther a way to do that?
R> I was wondering because I open my Indicator tab in TradeStation and have
R> all of these moving averages and oscilators etc. taking up space on the
R> total I can have when it seem that I should be able to list them under one
R> catagory to save space and to also make it easier for me to pick and use one
R> without having to go through the whole list to get to what I want to try.
R> Thanks,
|