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The way Bob suggested is probably also the lowest cost. Other possible
approaches include
1) Use a macro (e.g. MacroExpress) to run through the symbol list, with
a line in the EL code to write the signal to a text file (*.csv or
*.txt, etc). You can also have the macro to show the charts with
signals. You can write other data to the same file to make life easier
for you: Closing price, position size (based on your position sizing
rules), initial stop loss and profit target price levels. When you open
the file, it contains most of the info that you need to enter and manage
the trade, should you decide to take it. And more ...
2) Use RadarScreen, and can do most of the things listed in 1) but more
easily and simply (unless your strategy requires the chart). In
addition, when you are ready to review the result, you can simply click
on a symbol on RadarScreen with the signal to get an visual picture of
the signal and chart pattern on a linked chart.
-- Harrison
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Bob Fulks wrote:
There are several ways to do it but the simplest way is probably to have
perhaps 5 workspaces with 10 charts each with one of the symbols in each
chart all in one desktop.
Each night simply open that desktop and then the TradeManager will
contain all you need to make the trades.
Bob Fulks
At 02:16 AM 6/13/2005, you wrote:
>>I am just curious to know if this kind of feature is
>>in TS8. I have a system which runs on daily bars, so
>>at the end of the day I load the symbol and apply
>>strategy and check for any signal for next day.
>>However this I have to do on 40-50 Symbols which is
>>quite troublesome. Is there any way to auotomate this
>>and print a report of signals which will tell actions
>>to be taken for next day ?
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