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About User Name: gwoods Groups: Gold User, Member, TeleChart Rank: Registered User Real Name: Location Occupation: Interests: Gender: Unsure	Statistics Joined: Friday, December 1, 2006 Last Visit: Tuesday, September 15, 2009 6:25:54 PM Number of Posts: 25 [0.01% of all post / 0.00 posts per day]
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Last 10 Posts Topic: How can I scroll price history past 2001 in stockfinder? Posted: Friday, October 24, 2008 12:19:24 PM Thanks for all your help.  It has been a pleasure.   Until next time..... Topic: How can I scroll price history past 2001 in stockfinder? Posted: Friday, October 24, 2008 12:08:30 PM Worden has a fine product.  When will you all start tracking commodities?  I would love to use a product I have grown accustomed to.  Topic: How can I scroll price history past 2001 in stockfinder? Posted: Friday, October 24, 2008 11:56:32 AM Can other users or Worden staff access your system rules and indicators without your permission? Topic: How can I scroll price history past 2001 in stockfinder? Posted: Friday, October 24, 2008 11:53:10 AM Why are we limited to 20 years and in Telechart we can go back to 1914 or 1917? Topic: How can I scroll price history past 2001 in stockfinder? Posted: Friday, October 24, 2008 11:48:46 AM Ok, I thought that is what that option was for.  Appreciate it Bruce.  Also, can I use stockfinder indicators that I created and saved in Telechart? Topic: How can I scroll price history past 2001 in stockfinder? Posted: Thursday, October 23, 2008 11:41:39 PM I am new to stockfinder and my price history stops at the beginning of 2001. Topic: How do you shift a moving average left? Posted: Thursday, October 23, 2008 1:21:46 PM Yes, you understood!  Thanks    The only delima is that I have to study your code until your company develops a manual for realcode. I appreciate your tact.  You have assisted me on one other occassion; I am impressed with your skill and ability to comprehend. Topic: How do you shift a moving average left? Posted: Thursday, October 23, 2008 1:05:29 PM I see you are creating an indicator or rule that reference a real code formula.  For instance, you may say # happy = (21+120+MJ/2) and # gogo =  Static AvgC As Single Static Offset(1) As Integer Static Start(2) As Integer If isFirstBar Then If we add happy + gogo = total, is this correct? Topic: How do you shift a moving average left? Posted: Thursday, October 23, 2008 12:15:04 PM So, this statement 'Static AvgC As Single' in the coding allows for AvgC to reference the coding below: '# Period = UserInput.Integer = 21 Static AvgC As Single Static Offset(1) As Integer Static Start(2) As Integer If isFirstBar Then     AvgC = 0     Offset(0) = -(Period - 1) / 2     Start(0) = System.Math.Max(Offset(0), 0)     Offset(1) = Offset(0) + Period     Start(1) = System.Math.Max(Offset(1), Period)     Start(2) = Start(0) + Start(1) - 1 End If If CurrentIndex >= Start(0) Then AvgC += Price.Last(Offset(0)) / Period If CurrentIndex >= Start(1) Then AvgC -= Price.Last(Offset(1)) / Period If CurrentIndex >= Start(2) Then     Dim MJ As Single = (Price.High + Price.Low + Price.Last) / 3     Plot = AvgC + MJ Else     Plot = Single.NaN End If If that is true, then how would Plot = AvgC know that it references the above code if it is not within the same realcode?  Ex.  1+1=2  but if Plot=2; how would it know it derived from 1+1=2  Topic: How do you shift a moving average left? Posted: Thursday, October 23, 2008 11:47:59 AM How would you append that coding to this? '# Period = UserInput.Integer = 21 Static AvgC As Single Static Offset(1) As Integer Static Start(2) As Integer If isFirstBar Then     AvgC = 0     Offset(0) = -(Period - 1) / 2     Start(0) = System.Math.Max(Offset(0), 0)     Offset(1) = Offset(0) + Period     Start(1) = System.Math.Max(Offset(1), Period)     Start(2) = Start(0) + Start(1) - 1 End If If CurrentIndex >= Start(0) Then AvgC += Price.Last(Offset(0)) / Period If CurrentIndex >= Start(1) Then AvgC -= Price.Last(Offset(1)) / Period If CurrentIndex >= Start(2) Then     Plot = AvgC Else     Plot = Single.NaN End If