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Topic: Using Rank vs List with a realcode indicator
Posted: Wednesday, March 2, 2011 1:40:55 AM
I should have mentioned before that it does not survive reloads... I use it as long as I can keep my session open. Yes, it is painful.
Topic: Using Rank vs List with a realcode indicator
Posted: Monday, February 28, 2011 10:36:48 PM
Hello,I routinely have the need for ranking the output of my real code indicator for every item in my active watch list. The process I use is cumbersome and error prone. Wondering if there is a better way.First, I create MyRealCodeIndicator as my custom indicator.Next, I make a copy of this (e.g., MyRealCodeIndicator.2).Next, I edit the block diagram of MyRealCodeIndicator.2, insert one of the two "Rank vs. List" block, rewire it and then use it.The problem is that since I am making copy of my indicator, if I make changes to the original I have to repeat the process of copy-paste-insert-rank.vs.list block - rewire.Is there a way to create a shell of the rank vs. list block such that I can point it to any real code indicator that I may be writing?thanks in advance.
Topic: Reusable realcode painbrush
Posted: Saturday, July 10, 2010 2:56:34 AM
Hi,

I have an indicator that plots six discreet value of -15, -10, -5, +5, +10, +15. I can create a painscheme in realcode (please see below) and save it to this indicator.

However, I have 18 of these indicators (multiple time frames). Since the realcode below references a specific indicator, I have to edit each of the 18 indicator to chage the reference W. Once the reference are changed, opening and closing the layout seems to loose these references.

Is there some generic way of specifying the color scheme without a reference to a specific chart?

'# W = chart.CycleforIndexA/D
If W.value() = 15 Then PlotColor = color.Green
If W.value() = 10 Then PlotColor = color.Yellow
If W.value() = 5 Then plotcolor = color.orange
If W.value() = -15 Then plotcolor = color.red
If w.value() = -10 Then plotcolor = color.Magenta
if w.value() = -5 then plotcolor = color.Aqua

thanks in advance.
Topic: Creating portable indicator of indicators (i.e., resolving an indicator reference at creation)
Posted: Saturday, July 10, 2010 2:48:30 AM
Hello,

I'd like to create a reusable indicator which operates on any arbritrary indicator on my chart, not just the price array.


Details:

I'd like to be able to create and add an indicator to the library (e.g., MyScoreIndicator) which prompts for an active indicator on the chart (e.g.,1: A/D line for active watchlist; e.g.2: MyCustomIndicator etc.) and then plots itself (based on the value of the assigned indicator).

I don't see how to provide a placeholder reference in realcode for the target indicator that get's resolved dynamically .... Is this possible?

thanks.
Topic: How to prevent multiple buy triggers on same day in backscanning
Posted: Thursday, May 28, 2009 11:59:25 PM
Great! Thanks Bruce.
Topic: How to prevent multiple buy triggers on same day in backscanning
Posted: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 12:47:58 AM
Dear Worden Trainers,

Using intra-day price data (e.g., 5 minute bars), I can easily create a buy rule that fires when price closes above a value. How do I prevent multiple buy orders from triggering on same day?

In other words, I'd like to have a buy rule that fires only once (the first time) on any trading day.

thanks,

Sundeep

Topic: Interpreting spatial position of three RS plots (not on the price chart)
Posted: Saturday, September 16, 2006 1:19:31 AM
Excellent suggestion. Yes, that helps a lot!

Thank you very much Craig.

-Sundeep
Topic: Interpreting spatial position of three RS plots (not on the price chart)
Posted: Friday, September 15, 2006 1:43:52 AM
I have read Doug's excellent video on plotting and interpreting Industry RS plots. In it he explains that the spatial position of the RS plot compared with the price line is irrelevant.

But, if I plot RS indicators against three comparision symbols in a seperate plot window, can I make any meaningful statements based on the relative position of the RS plots?

Assume that (in a hypothetical case) the three RS plots are three parallel lines whose slope changes are roughly identical, but RS:A is "higher" on the Y-axis than RS:B which is higher than RS:C. Can I say that while the active symbol is underperforming (or overperforming) all three comparision symbols, it is doing so to a lesser degree with RS:A than RS:C?

thanks in advance

PS: My objective in this excercise is to quickly determine the relative performance of the active symbol, it's industry, sub-industry and the S&P 500.



Topic: Worden Report
Posted: Friday, August 18, 2006 4:23:31 AM
In that very same report (6/30/06) Sir Rotate also outlines that he "adjusts each criteria so that the best 60% of stocks print in green background and the worst 40% print in red background".


I understand that one can choose to display different colors for positive or negative value, but how can you color code sort values above an arbritrary value (e.g., 60%)?


Can somebody point me how this can be done, say for example, if I want to print the profit past 30 days (C-C30) in green for the top 60% of stocks in my watchlist?


thanks in advance
Topic: Understanding FX comparision symbol graphs
Posted: Sunday, May 7, 2006 2:58:52 PM
Thank you both, Doug & Jim. I appreciate the detailed response. This helps a lot!

Sundeep.