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Topic: Parabolic Sar V.S. Volatility Stop
Posted: Friday, July 18, 2014 12:37:11 AM

Hello there,

Thank you for taking the time to explain.

I was hoping for the dumbed down version and mainly an approach for using both indicators simultaneously.


What does it mean when they agree?  Is the trend stronger/  This appears to be the case but I haven't studied it carefully.

What does it mean when they don't agree and which one should be believed?

Would it be possible to write condiitons so that one (like me) could monitor them historically?

1.  Both agree buy

2.  Both agree sell

3.  PSAR says, "sell",  Volatility Stop does not confirm.

4.  PSAR says, "buy", Volatility Stop does not confirm.

5. Volatility Stop says, "sell"  PSAR does not confirm.

6.  Volatility Stop says, "buy" PSAR does ot confirm.

I'm more than curious.

Thanks again

 

Topic: Parabolic Sar V.S. Volatility Stop
Posted: Thursday, July 17, 2014 1:13:17 PM

Hello there,

What are the differences between these 2 indicators?

When used together they usually agree but there are times when they don't.  Interesting things can happen when they don't   Worden offers both indicators so there must be some differences.

Thanx

Topic: Back Testing For True Conditions
Posted: Thursday, June 5, 2014 12:13:30 PM

Perhaps I didn't make myself clear.  I wanted to use "cut and paste" to copy conditions to the Custom % True indicator on the chart.  I can copy conditions manually.

Topic: Back Testing For True Conditions
Posted: Thursday, June 5, 2014 9:57:54 AM

Shouldn't I be able to plot a Custom % True indicator from the condition library.  I can copy them manually.  What you say?

Topic: Back Testing For True Conditions
Posted: Wednesday, June 4, 2014 12:48:29 PM

In an earlier version of TC 2000 there was a video demonstrating how you could mark the chart when true conditions were met.  Is this kind of back testing available in the later versions of the program?

Topic: Back Testing For True Conditions
Posted: Tuesday, June 3, 2014 12:54:24 PM

In an earlier version of TC 2000 there was a video demonstrating how you could mark the chart when true conditions were met.  Is this kind of back testing available in the later versions of the program?

Topic: ARGUMENT MISSING NEAR -
Posted: Monday, August 6, 2012 6:09:08 PM

Hello there,

Let's go back to square one.

I want to plot a 3 X 3ema displaced moving average.

Also, a 7 X 5ema displaced moving average

(two separate indicators on the same pane.)

Then I want a histogram of the two.

Somewhere I got the idea that the formula was XAVGC3.3 (for the 3 X 3) and XAVGC7.5 (for the 7 X 5).

Please set the record straight.

thanks,

recordz

Topic: ARGUMENT MISSING NEAR -
Posted: Monday, August 6, 2012 3:23:44 PM

Since I'm dealing with displaced moving averages, the former should be correct?????Now, the mistake appears to be a missing ")" at the end.  Also, does it matter if we use a comma or a period?  Is there a difference?  XAVG3,3 or XAVG3.3?

Topic: ARGUMENT MISSING NEAR -
Posted: Monday, August 6, 2012 2:53:32 PM

Hello there

(MAXHXAVGC3.3 + MINLXAVGC3.3 - MAXHXAVGC7.5 - MINLXAVGC7.5) / 2

 

It's just a histogram.  What's wrong with this fomula?  I'm getting Argument missing near -

 

I know you know, 

Thanks in advance,

recordz

 

Topic: Baseline and Conversion Relationships
Posted: Tuesday, July 3, 2012 12:35:00 PM

It looks easy until I try to do it.  In Ichimoku there are many relationships between the baseline and the conversion line.  How exactly (the key word) do I create a "Macd Type" histogram that I can plot as an indicator in one of the panes below

Thank you in advance