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| Tuesday, June 08, 2010 10:12:58 PM |
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gobothways,
I'm having the same problem. I did the live chat support. Ultimately they reset their servers and things worked better for the rest of the day. I had purchased a brand new laptop on the 29th of December so it is pretty much bare bones right now. I have FireFox, Office 2003, Visual Studio 2008, thinkorswim, notepad++ loaded along with what came on the laptop. I have not loaded TeleChart yet. The specs are:
CPU: Intel Core 2Duo T6600
Memory: 6GB DDR2Ram
O/S: Windows Home Premium 64-bit
My old laptop:
CPU: Intel Core 2Duo T5500
Memory: 2GB DDR2Ram
O/S: Windows Pro ServPack 3
I have a ton of stuff loaded on that one and StockFinder runs about the same.
I have found that if I shut off my wireless adapter then StockFinder will run fine after about 30 seconds to a minute. It seems that the Data Downloader may be pumping the data faster than StockFinder can handle. I have to do this several times a day during market hours. After market hours I usually only have to do it once or twice.
The layout I am using has two charts. The standard Main chart with Price and volume and one MA for each. The other has 27 indicators Thats Price, Volume, CCI, RSI, a Custom indicator and things like Bollinger bands and Moving averages. I also have 15 Rules. My watchlist has 131 stocks in it.
I am also having problems where StockFinder pops up and says there is a problem and send report or Windows has a problem with StockFinder and sends a report to Microsoft. I have not these problems with m old laptop.
What are you running for a system? Are you having any other problems?
Matman (Dave)
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Bruce,
After the rework will the info on the blocks for the block diagrams still be available?
Thanks
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Scambiare,
I shared the chart as Finite Volume Element Basic.
Dave
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Bruce,
Thank you. That did the trick.
Cheers
Dave
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I am having a problem with one of my rules. It is based on the squeeze indicator code that Bruce had in this post http://forums.worden.com/Default.aspx?g=posts&t=35934 . I modified it to work as a rule. The rule paints price when passing and displays # Bars since true in the watchlist. When used to scan or filter the watchlist it returns 0 stocks. I have tried it in different layouts and charts with no change in the symptoms. My assumption is that there is something in the code that I am missing. I have shared a layout called "Squeeze Problem" which contains the squeeze rule and a rule that references it.
Any help with this would be appreciated.
Thanks
Dave
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Jas,
Thanks. That did the trick.
Matman
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Hi Bruce,
I have shared the chart "Finite Volume Element". The problem is that the indicator does not display most of the time. This problem started the day after I got the indicator working. If I open the RealCode editor and click on Apply and OK it might display for a fraction of a minute. I would appreciate it if you coud take a look at it for me.
Thanks
Matman
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Bruce and Jas
Thanks a million. This just proves that the down side of being ill is that the old grey matter doesn't want to work. Had to change the - sign in the MF = part to a plus sign and multiply the MA by the period in FVE. The indicator works great now.
Thanks again
Matman(Dave)
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Hi Jas,
Thanks for the quick reply. I feel like an idiot for not thinking of breaking it down like that. I did noticed one problem though. For the FVE the formula doesn't use the MA of VE but the sum of VE for the FVE period. How would I do the Sum, use a FOR Loop?
Thanks again for the help.
Matman (Dave)
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Hi, I am having a really hard time wrapping my head around this. I want to create a Finite Volume Element indicator in RealCode but havn't been able to get it started. The formula is:
INTRA = LOG(HI) - LOG(LO)
VINTRA = STD(INTRA, PERIOD)
INTER = LOG(TYP) - LOG(TYP.1)
VINTER = STD(INTER, PERIOD)
CUTOFF = 0.1 * (VINTER + VINTRA) * CL
MF = CL - (HI + LO)/2 + TYP - TYP.1
VE = Volume Element
IF(MF > CUTOFF)
VE = +VOL
ELSE IF(MF < -CUTOFF)
VE = -VOL
ELSE
VE = 0
FVE = 100 * SUM(VE, PERIOD) / (MA(VOL, PERIOD) * PERIOD)
where
STD = Standard Deviation
LOG = Natural Logarithm (base e)
TYP = Typical Price (HI + LO + CL)/3
PERIOD = FVE Period
Any help would be appreciated. The problems arise when I get to the SUM and Standard Deviation parts.
Thanks
Matman
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