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Not really true. If you toggle the status of the indicators (off, then on)
that perform the "POP" AND you store each value in a separate date/time
"bucket" when PUSHing, the backtesting will work just fine.
In realtime, Pushpop is actually trickier because when PUSHing 1 minute
values to a 10 minute chart,
you will discover sometimes the final 10 minute POP'd value is missing the
last 1 minute data.
The problem: no control over the sequence of the execution of indicators
between workspaces or charts....
at least in TS2000i.
In the example above, the 10 minute chart's indicators could fire BEFORE the
1 minute chart's indicator data was PUSH'd. In that case, the POP'd value
would be zero.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: unicorn@xxxxxxxxx [mailto:unicorn@xxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Alex
> Matulich
> Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 4:41 PM
> To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: Higher timeframe indicator on a lower timeframe chart
>
>
> >Get PUSHPOP.DLL then you can push whatever you want from one chart to
> >anychart you like.
>
> This is reliable only in real time. When backtesting, the charts aren't
> updated synchronously, so what you get with pushpop will be junk.
>
> -Alex
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