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Old 09-03-2009, 07:19 PM   #1

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TTICK. Anybody Have an Idea How Does It Work?
Hi I am trying to create an indicator which displays correlation between ES and TICK movements. I found that Tom Busby already made it and calls it TTICK. But this is a propreitary solution.

Could anyone point to a discussion or open information which could give me the better idea where to start.

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Old 09-07-2009, 02:22 AM   #2

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Re: TTICK. Anybody Have an Idea How Does It Work?
The relates to the up and down movement of the price... In other words when tick hits -1000 you can go long the es when tick hits +1000 you go short...price and tick are opposites when tick is at the the extremes as mentioned above... feel free to contact me with any questions you may have...

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Re: TTICK. Anybody Have an Idea How Does It Work?
Thanks Jim, but that is usual TICK. My question is about TTICK - mind the double T.
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Re: TTICK. Anybody Have an Idea How Does It Work?
Sorry, I've never heard of TTICK...
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Re: TTICK. Anybody Have an Idea How Does It Work?
It was created by Tom Busby. Guy wrote couple of nice books too. But he is not telling how this works...
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Re: TTICK. Anybody Have an Idea How Does It Work?
do you have a pic of what it looks like?
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Re: TTICK. Anybody Have an Idea How Does It Work?
No. The price is very expensive. I am not sure there are lot of people seen it.

In general - I hoped to get an idea of what might combine price action with normal TICK in a single indicator...TTICK claims it is done.. This is why I mentioned it. But obviously I dont want to steal the code.

I just need some ideas...
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Do you you use the Tick for trading?
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