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ephi144

Chart Based on Tick Interval

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is there a way to create an indicator based on tick count?

i would like to create and indicator based on tick counts so that

there are 3 MAs being drawn on a chart but they are based on tickcounts.

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Hi ephi144,

 

Yes, you can build tools based on Tick Counts...

The count itself can be obtained by UpTicks & DownTicks.

 

Here is an article I discussed some Intrabar Execution tools

using Time & Tick Counts etc. (Stocks and Commodities Magazine, July 2008)

 

Intrabar Execution Tools

 

Regards,

Suri

 

 

For tradestation:

 

is there a way to create an indicator based on tick count?

i would like to create and indicator based on tick counts so that

there are 3 MAs being drawn on a chart but they are based on tickcounts.

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ok..i tried to use tick to get number of ticks but it returns 0 all the time.

 

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vars: BI(0),Totaltick(0), currTicks(0);

 

BI = BarInterval;

 

currTicks = ticks;

 

breakpoint("test");

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the currTicks is always 0

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ok..i tried to use tick to get number of ticks but it returns 0 all the time.

------------

vars: BI(0),Totaltick(0), currTicks(0);

BI = BarInterval;

currTicks = ticks;

breakpoint("test");

------------

the currTicks is always 0

 

 

a quick referral to the manual might get you the definition and "meaning" of "ticks".

 

 

 

hint: EasyLanguage definition is not necessary what you assumed.

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