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Wednesday, July 1, 2009 |
Friday, July 30, 2010 12:37:38 AM |
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As a fairly new platinum member - while I love StockFinder and recognize the enormous power of Telechart, I continue to become more confused by Worden's product strategy. I just watched the webinar on Freestockcharts.com. I find it astounding that the lowest end product is introducing a couple of superior features to the higher end products. Just the fact that you can get some level of real time streamimg for free, while I had to pay 99.99 a month in the higher end products for streaming makes no sense to me.. sergio
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Is there an easy way to see the % change for an entire watchlist. I know that I can create a custom index of the watchlist and calculate the % change from there - just wondering if there may be an easier way.
thanks
sergio
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I think I have answered question one - i see an option to add a new column as type flag - i should be able to work with that.
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Two questions:
1. Is there a way to add a column to a watchlist where you can add text or a flag. The intent would be
for me to keep track of where I obtained the stock from. As an example, I combine 3 or 4 watchlists
that come from different sources - i would like to keep track of the source (I am wondering if i could change the color of the text in the original watchlists to color code the source).
2. Is there an easy way to swap a secondary watchist with the main watchlist? I know I can select the secondary watchlist from the drop down menu - but its rather slow -especially if there are a lot of watchlists to choose from.
thanks
sergio
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Fantastic! Thank you so much.sergio
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I should know how to this by now....but it is ugly,
How do i look at the prior 20 days on an hourly chart to check for the first candle of the day - and create a rule that passes if that candle is an up candle? And how do hourly charts work on a daily basis - is the first hour really 30 minutes?
thanks,
sergio
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This question came to me after reading the topic regarding displaying "open to close percent" in the watch list.
Is there an advantage to doing this via the block diagram approach as opposed to creating an indicator and then displaying the indicator in the watch list.
This came up for me today as I wanted to see the Average True Range just for today - without considering yesterdays close. So I cannabalized one of your real code examples to basically say on a daily chart give me the price.high minus the price.low - then I dragged that plot over the price history plot and created a ratio indicator to give me the percent of daily movement for the stock. It worked out fine. I was just wondering if I only wanted to display it in the watch list is there an advantage (system performance wise) to doing it via the block diagram? I am having problems running too many objects while I'm in the real time mode.
thanks,
sergio
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Bruce,
First of all, being a member here for only a week or so, I am blown away by the support that you and others provide to the members - its really fantastic. Being able to cut and paste examples or download an entire layout such as this one really expedites the learning curve. I didn't even know about blocks (i don't even want to think about right now lol). I have a question - i'll put it another topic so that i won't hijack this one..
sergio
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