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Hi Gary,
If you just want to see the arrows on a chart, try
inserting the following in your chart code after the Buy-Sell conditions are
defined. It will print arrows (green or red) on your price chart without
need to run an explore. If you have multiple conditions that can trigger a
buy (or sell), you could assign a name for each and substitute that name for Buy
and give the arrow a different color (e.g., if one buy is triggered by a MA
cross over { x= cross(c,ma(c,5) } and another buy is triggered by a close
higher than that of 3 prior periods { Y = c > ref(c,-3) }, each could
generate their own arrows or you could accumulate them for a single
arrow).
PlotShapes ( IIf( Buy, shapeDownArrow , shapeNone ),
colorGreen );
PlotShapes ( IIf( Sell, shapeDownArrow ,
shapeNone ), colorRed );
Hope this helps.
Peace and Justice ---
Patrick
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 5:59
AM
Subject: [amibroker] AFL
I need someone to help me with this simple AFL
formula.
As buy and sell signals are triggerred by the Buy and Sell
formulas,
when I clicked the 'Explore' button in the 'Automatic Analysis'
window, I will get so many lines for each symbol.
If I only want to
have the summary list, which is only 1 symbol per-
line in the results
pane, how do I do this?
(I just want to see all the trades/arrow in the
chart, not in the
results
pane).
Thanks,
Gary
Here is the
AFL:
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Filter = C >= 15 AND MA(V, 20) >=
250000;
Buy=Cross( MACD(), Signal() );
Sell=Cross( Signal(), MACD()
);
AddColumn(C, "Close");
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