{ Regular Session by using @ER2.D you should eliminate the off-hour MP's. Also, you have to use a
non-proportional font like Courier to have the letter spacings show up properly, or a letter "I" takes
up less horizontal space than a letter "M" and throws-off the histogram. You can do this by right-clicking
on some of the letters, "No" to format Analysis technique. Then choose a fixed-width font and check Default.
Then reload the chart with Ctrl-R. Unfortunately, ALL text on ALL your charts will now use the fix-space font
when the charts reload - TS can't have some one way, and others another way...
I went 10 days back on data, as little as 5 will work. Try changing the Compression and Length inputs to 3,
or a lower number than the default depending on you screen resolution .
According to Robls99 in another post:
The current function for Session time have been changed to:
SessionStartTime(SessionT ype, SessionNum)
SessionEndTime(SessionTyp e, SessionNum)
where: SessionType is a numeric value: 0 = Auto Detect, 1 = Regular Session
Session Num specifies the specific session that should be returned.
See the TradeStation User Guide (Help tab) for further info.
Can we change the code to a way that we can auto detect session? I tried changing the input to
SessionStartTime(0, 1) and still doesnt work. What can i do?
you can look here . For 07/26/07 you see the dates
http://www.charthub.com/images/2007/07/27/ym_rth_mp
By definition, the
POC is the longest line of TPO's closest to the center of the range.
The
value area is where "70% of or thye day's business is conducted." (per Dalton's
Mind over Markets).
The
value area is approximately 1 standard deviation of the total price movement. Some use a volume value
area, TPO
value area or both. The
POC or point of control is the price where most of the TPOs exist.
Initiating trades at the
POC may be less likely to succeed. You often find random movement at the
POC
on a normal day type. At the
POC, price is at the middle of the of the "bell curve" and could go in
either direction.
ok figured it out. my
value area percentage was wrong. When i made it 70% it is fine now
}