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Author:  NeoTrader [ Tue Jun 26, 2012 12:31 pm ]
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hi zypip,
Zypip wrote:Just noticed that the 2 diff histo (the ones on the TrueTMA=false and true charts you added in post 1) look identical.
good spot...must have mixed it up when I took the screenshots..;) but they are different when you use them...
Zypip wrote:Nice indis indeed. Thanks.
You're welcome...

happy trading,

NeoTrader
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Author:  Jemook [ Tue Jun 26, 2012 1:09 pm ]
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NT my man. I tried deleting some of the level lines on your indicator (ie .8,.4) but they just pop back when I change TF. Is there any trick to this?
Author:  NeoTrader [ Tue Jun 26, 2012 1:41 pm ]
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hi jemook,
Jemook wrote:NT my man. I tried deleting some of the level lines on your indicator (ie .8,.4) but they just pop back when I change TF. Is there any trick to this?
The levels are set fix in the init() function...thats why they are set back if you change TFs...I needed to do this because of the histo level. But I will try to change it to be more flexible in the next release.

happy trading,

NeoTrader

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Author:  Jemook [ Tue Jun 26, 2012 1:56 pm ]
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:) thanks
Author:  garyfritz [ Tue Jun 26, 2012 2:54 pm ]
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mobthehop wrote:@neotrader - I have compared my values with slowkey's (I am using v 1.0.2) and there is a significant difference in amplitude of JPY - see screenshot - do you know why?
Your JPY looks similar to slowkey's to me, but I can't see your scale.

Make sure you have good history for whatever tf's you use. I totally deleted all history in my test Empty4 and then filled it all in manually (holding down HOME in each pair/tf) and it make a huge difference in these indicators. Most people will have enough history from the data they already have in their Empty4, but if for some reason you've deleted history or have holes in your history, that can make a big difference. Remember that the indicators reference ALL the symbols in your symbolsToWeigh list, so ALL of those symbols have to have good history.
Author:  droland [ Tue Jun 26, 2012 6:05 pm ]
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garyfritz wrote:
mobthehop wrote:@neotrader - I have compared my values with slowkey's (I am using v 1.0.2) and there is a significant difference in amplitude of JPY - see screenshot - do you know why?
Your JPY looks similar to slowkey's to me, but I can't see your scale.

Make sure you have good history for whatever tf's you use. I totally deleted all history in my test Empty4 and then filled it all in manually (holding down HOME in each pair/tf) and it make a huge difference in these indicators. Most people will have enough history from the data they already have in their Empty4, but if for some reason you've deleted history or have holes in your history, that can make a big difference. Remember that the indicators reference ALL the symbols in your symbolsToWeigh list, so ALL of those symbols have to have good history.
For those of you who are not sure how to manually scroll back correctly, I am attaching some instructions I wrote a couple of years back.
Author:  NeoTrader [ Tue Jun 26, 2012 7:29 pm ]
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hi droland,
droland wrote:For those of you who are not sure how to manually scroll back correctly, I am attaching some instructions I wrote a couple of years back.
Thanks for this document... right in time for me.. ;)

happy trading,

NeoTrader

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Author:  garyfritz [ Wed Jun 27, 2012 1:56 am ]
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droland, do you know exactly what the "Refresh" operation does?

I just checked it on a few pairs & tf's, and the first time I did it, it would report that it had imported thousands of bars. BUT if I checked the History Center BEFORE doing the Refresh, that many bars were already in the history. The Refresh didn't seem to do anything, in spite of its claim of importing thousands of bars!
Author:  mobthehop [ Wed Jun 27, 2012 2:54 am ]
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Neotrader - my bad - I did not read the legend correctly - all good now..... It was indeed the difference slope that spooked me....
Author:  NeoTrader [ Wed Jun 27, 2012 7:39 am ]
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hi hobthebob aeh....mobthehop... ;)
mobthehop wrote:Neotrader - my bad - I did not read the legend correctly - all good now..... It was indeed the difference slope that spooked me....
It happens to the best of us... ;)

happy trading,

NeoTrader

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