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I just downloaded hyperorder and played with it. It overcomes problems with
dynaorder and you can place a trade directly with IB from the EZLanguage in
an indicator. No need for tracking center or reformatting as a strategy and
screwing around with the "next bar" garbage. Eventually I am going to be
using MatLab for math, Hyperorder for ordering, DLL's called from EZLanguage
for strategies.... I won't be using Tradestation for hardly anything.. i
can't wait.
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Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2006 07:27:29 -0700
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omega-digest Digest Volume 2006 : Issue 58
Today's Topics:
RE: Printing values on a chart - hel [ "Jim Bronke"
<jvbronke01@xxxxxxxxxx ]
Forex referenceing prior days OHLC-c [ "sptrader" <sptrader@xxxxxxxxxx>
]
RE: Forex referenceing prior days OH [ "Jim Bronke"
<jvbronke01@xxxxxxxxxx ]
Re: Forex referenceing prior days OH [ Larry <lameyering@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
]
Re: Forex referenceing prior days OH [ "Gary Fritz" <fritz@xxxxxxxx> ]
Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2006 08:44:28 -0400
From: "Jim Bronke" <jvbronke01@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Joe Bridges" <jgbsys@xxxxxxxxxxx>, "Omega-List "
<Omega-List@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: Printing values on a chart - help please
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Here is some code that I once used to print out values from a program. this
prints out data after every bar. note the use of variables.
If LastBarOnChart then begin
Print(Printer,"");
Print(Printer," Date:", Date:8:0," Time:",Time:4:0, "Symbol=",
Symbol);
Print(Printer," Condition1=", Condition1, " Condition2=", Condition2,"
Condition3=", Condition3, " Condition6=", Condition6);
Print(Printer," Condition7=", Condition7, " Condition8=", Condition8,"
Condition10=", Condition10, " Xav=", Xav);
End;
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe Bridges [mailto:jgbsys@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 4:51 AM
To: Omega-List
Subject: Printing values on a chart - help please
A few years ago I wrote an Indicator that printed the SwingHigh/Low value
on
a chart as it happened and can't remember how I did it.
If anyone can help it would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Joe
Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2006 17:44:31 -0600
From: "sptrader" <sptrader@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Omega List" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Forex referenceing prior days OHLC-code help needed.
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I need to reference the previous days OHLC in the Forex
market (Euro/USD) but the built in HIGHD(1) function, for example, refers
to
midnight
local time for the day change. How can I use midnight GMT instead (6
hours ahead)? Is there a way to re-code HIGHD(1) for GMT time ?
I'm sure other Forex traders using TS would have run into this problem, so
I
was hoping I wouldn't have to re-invent the wheel.
Thanks in advance,
Steve
Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2006 20:22:57 -0400
From: "Jim Bronke" <jvbronke01@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "sptrader" <sptrader@xxxxxxxxxx>, "Omega List" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: Forex referenceing prior days OHLC-code help needed.
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you can create a customized time schedule either with the Format
Symbol>properties tab on any chart or in the File>Preferences>Tradestation
Desktop menu where you can set up special times for whatever market you
choose.
-----Original Message-----
From: sptrader [mailto:sptrader@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 7:45 PM
To: Omega List
Subject: Forex referenceing prior days OHLC-code help needed.
I need to reference the previous days OHLC in the Forex
market (Euro/USD) but the built in HIGHD(1) function, for example, refers
to
midnight
local time for the day change. How can I use midnight GMT instead (6
hours ahead)? Is there a way to re-code HIGHD(1) for GMT time ?
I'm sure other Forex traders using TS would have run into this problem, so
I
was hoping I wouldn't have to re-invent the wheel.
Thanks in advance,
Steve
Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2006 22:14:28 -0400
From: Larry <lameyering@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Forex referenceing prior days OHLC-code help needed.
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Hi,
It looks like the function uses "date" and "date[x]" which is causing TS
to look at the computer date - so if you set your computer time to GMT
it should work right.
However that may not be a good answer for you - you could try to re-code
the function to do what you want it to do. To use "time" and "date"
rather then just "date". You know the computer time and dates you want
the array to use - you would probably have to give up being able to go
back in time more then one day - that seems to rather involved if you
needed to do that.
I do trade the Forex however I use a computer that does nothing else but
trade so I do set its time to GMT.
Larry
sptrader wrote:
>
> I need to reference the previous days OHLC in the Forex
> market (Euro/USD) but the built in HIGHD(1) function, for example,
refers to
> midnight
> local time for the day change. How can I use midnight GMT instead (6
> hours ahead)? Is there a way to re-code HIGHD(1) for GMT time ?
> I'm sure other Forex traders using TS would have run into this problem,
so I
> was hoping I wouldn't have to re-invent the wheel.
> Thanks in advance,
> Steve
Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2006 08:26:41 -0600
From: "Gary Fritz" <fritz@xxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: Forex referenceing prior days OHLC-code help needed.
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> It looks like the function uses "date" and "date[x]" which is
> causing TS to look at the computer date - so if you set your computer
> time to GMT it should work right.
Date does NOT reference your computer date -- that's CurrentDate. Date
refers to the date associated with the current bar. It's unaffected by
your computer time setting unless your data vendor uses your computer's
time to timestamp data. But even in that case Date still refers to the
time that was STORED with that bar. Changing the computer date has no
effect on it.
Gary
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