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Ok, sounds good so far. Build a system using the 1sma or was that ema. ;-) What price was being used for the sma, (h+l+c)/3 ??? Sent from my GT-I9100T using Tapatalk 2

Well, I have been allowed to do one post on this forum, it was to help out another fellow trader and share my programming experience. However the post was modified by the moderator and the link to a forum where the code could be downloaded was removed. How's that for censorship? Now I have been questioned by another forum user, suggesting that I was charging for the code because I did not post it. I have also been censored on other topics because I felt sad and sorry about the way the some users were conducting themselves. It will be interesting to see if this post (which is on topic) is also moderated or it is allowed to go through? Neil. P.S. 1) I always sign off with my name. I'm not afraid to say who I am. 2) I always believe in being courteous to other people. 3) If I like what they have to say or share, I make sure I thank them for it.

Well that's a nice hello. In the first paragraph I wrote, I posted a link to another forum where it could be download. This enables me to only have one site where I can share my updates. The moderator of this forum edited my post and removed this area of it. That's why the first line reads a bit funny. "You could find the "NWT Exit Suite". It was a paragraph a few lines in length. Neil.

BlueHorseShoe ? You could find the "NWT Exit Suite" One of the many things it gives you is the ability to link exits with a pre-named strategy. So when you apply the Signal, you give it a name. It will then only work with orders that match this name. There are heaps of other benefits. Exit orders have names that match the reason for the exit. ie TS_LX (Trailing Stop Long Exit) The Exit Signal can activley display on the chart the exact style of exit that is work ie SL, BE, TS etc Importing this Signal also gives you a function that allows you to easily display text from with in a signal. Even print it vertically. Because each exit type ie SL, BE, BB, TS, ST etc has it's own name applied, an output summary can now be generated detailing how many occurrences of each exit. Numbered exits that match the trade log. Etc Etc Etc Neil. Below is an example chart showing a trade as it moves from a PA (Price Action StopLoss) to a NC (Naked Close Stop) to a BB (Big bar Stop) back to a NC, NC, NC and final exit. You can also see that it plots the Green triangle at exactly the stop level. At the top, the Entry Signal also writes "Session1 Start" vertically. To do this is just a single function call. Print_Text. Print_Text can also display all kinds of graphic characters. Here shows the usual Multicharts trade log but you can see that each of the exits has a proper name assigned so that stats can be collected on the number of times the exit was used. Ie how many BE (Break Even) exits were there ??? Here is a summary report that combines all of the relevant (IMHO) information for a system. Note that stats in the middle that count the various exits and qty of hits on each. Neil.