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Thanks for your effort. I am afraid I misread the original post and thought
we were onto something new - hence my asking if there was any code. I has
a mass of different bits and pieces of code for the pivots H,L,C, etc, and
use one particular combination, which does me fine.
So far as I can make out, the T-Bonds not only move with a very measured
tread, at the times you need to be in the market, but seem to work in a
totally different way to any other market - for which I am extremely
grateful! For me, it really is the only instrument to day trade and since I
have found that form of trading to be the only way to earn consistently,
without putting up and risking large drawdowns of capital, as per position
trading, I am very pleased to have to concentrate on just the one thing.
Boring for some, beneficial for me! But one is always on the lookout for
new approaches and I thought I spotted one - still may have through the
process of thought development, arising from the mistake.
As they say, it is an ill wind the blows no good... thanks again.
Bill Eykyn
www.t-bondtrader.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Fritz <fritz@xxxxxxxx>
To: t-bondtrader <t-bondtrader@xxxxxxxxxxxxx><realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 12 November 1999 02:45
Subject: Re: is real traders up? I have not gotten any massages today
> Yesterdayl high and low are crucial in the bonds, but I am
> interested in your saying about the midpoint of the previous day.
> To make life easy, is there an ela code that will show this
> automatically, as on your chart,
> rather than working it out and plotting a line?
Apply the indicator "Custom 1 line". Change Input1 to:
(HighD(1)+LowD(1))/2
Presto -- yesterday's midpoint.
Gary
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