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ochie

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  1. Used to point these out in chat a while ago. Not sure if at the time anyone took them seriously.
  2. Wonder if that small tick chart used in conjunction with a significant move on a CVD plot at a key predetermined S/R level might bring that flat line more to life? Also, I've seen interesting uses of tick divergence (for Equity Futures) in these situations. As mentioned previously, see Wyckoff forum.
  3. For anyone following NQ we are approaching a Virgin @ ~ 1843.50 (price now currently around 1847 @ 7:40 PST) Could be interesting.
  4. As a possible filter, you might consider the bar length compared to the distance between the SDs. You have bars approx. the same length or larger than the SD length. I think somewhere in the market stats thread this was brought up as a possible reason to pass on a trade. Another thought is this indicates the current SDs are not properly describing the volatility level and maybe a 3rd SD could be useful.
  5. It will be nice to see that chart to show your method of locating these untested "virgin" levels. Do you derive them from swings at HUP levels produced from previous day SDs from your market stats? In any event for the ES I see a “classic” virgin POC working in that price level you mentioned. This may or may not be what you have in mind.
  6. “Those who say it can't be done are usually interrupted by others doing it.” James Arthur Baldwin
  7. Here is one you might take a look at too. Levels are adjusted by the bars back setting. It worked fine on Range/Point charts when I tried it some time ago: Scalper's HL Bracket (with Sound)
  8. My attachment worked. Reports for the EURO and GBP tomorrow may be a catalyst for some meaningful expansion.
  9. elovemer, You may want to start using the 'wrap code tag' which is the '#' character in the tool bar. Should clear up issues when coping and pasting.
  10. From the perspective of a short term futures trader there is no difference from the classic 30 yr bond contract except the current liquidity is terrible. Same tick size and same contract months and hours. For longer term participants there is a difference in the deliverable for the remaining terms to maturity. As far as the windfall in your paper account I have no clue but this contract is too illiquid to trade live. Coupled with its richness (large tick size) a possible disaster waiting to happen, imo.
  11. I don't think you can ever use "this bar at market", has to be "next bar at market." But with IntrabarOrderGeneration "next bar at market" becomes "next tick at market" is my understanding. Haven't tried this in many moons but used to work like this. Didn't you get this info in that other thread? You tried it and it didn't work?
  12. Pulling for the Saints. Being a big USC homer I pull for teams that have a former player in a key role ("The President"). Was pulling for the Jets in the previous round (“Mark Sanchise”).
  13. ochie

    Alternative MP

    Hi aaa, Judging by the screen shot, MP = Market Profile. Cheers
  14. From what I seem to recall, the intent by the programmer was to have the tool match what Jperl was demonstrating in the Market Statistics thread as close as possible. Comparisons were made to other implementations and it most closely matched the Ensign ESPL code used in the Market Stats thread. What are you comparing in your screen shot?
  15. Go back and look at the thread attachments. The md.xml is the source. Am I mis-understanding your post?
  16. Another method I've seen is to use the function GetAppInfo which has the parameters aihighestdispvalue and ailowestdispvalue in which the assigned variable would be part of a Text_New assignment: var3 = getappinfo (ailowestdispvalue); txtid = text_new (var1, var2, var3, var4); If memory serves me correctly, there's a good example of this in a code submission (by Tams?) a while back. Check Trading Indicators forum.
  17. Here is the link to the VWAP/SD ELD: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/vwap-indicator-1sd-2sd-bands-2175.html
  18. IMO, a lot of these common issues such as a fear of loosing or fear-based errors can be eliminated by developing a strong core belief in probabilities associated with your edge. This thought is from a Douglas quote that stuck a long time ago.
  19. Yep, I hear you. Not all that clear. I would look for "Grain Stocks" listed here at 8:30. If I open the txt doc (there's also a pdf and zip) I see: Corn Stocks Up 9 Percent from December 2008 Soybean Stocks Up 3 Percent All Wheat Stocks Up 24 Percent I guess Corn Stocks up 9 Percent (greater supply) caused the selloff?
  20. Tams, Isn't this yesterday??
  21. behr, Sorry but I haven't used the SDK so not sure there. I seem to vaguely remember running into an issue using LPSTR in the past but don't remember the circumstances. Maybe you can create a simple integer add call or something just to get the interface working.
  22. This is the DLL Function Declaration Statement in EL. Syntax: DefineDLLFunc: “DLLNAME.DLL”, Return Type, “FunctionName”, Parameters ; Examples can be found in the EL Reference Guide in Chapter 4.
  23. Thanks for the AND info. I did not know that! I'm not near a compiler to test. Don't you have a bracket missing here after the "if" or just a typo? if DS != PDS ) ODS = PDS ;
  24. if ( DR != High [color=Red][u]AND[/u][/color] DR < PDR ) // Error 6 here ODR = PDR; The logical AND in AFL is && Here is a C Operator Quick Reference that should come in handy.
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