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 well, I am actually not at all familiar with 
equivolume charts but for a moment I thought it was just setting the X-axis to 
using Volume and therefor wrote this email about a possible more general feature 
(X + Y axis). But I don't think it is as simple as that. 
  
Anyway X / Y axis charts for me is low 
priority.  The equivolume sounds interesting, 
  
rgds, Ed 
  
  
  
  
  ----- Original Message -----  
  
  
  Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2005 4:12 
  PM 
  Subject: [amibroker] Re: So Long 
  Amibroker, [No Volume Charts] 
  
  1) No Al, never tried volume charts with stocks 
  yet.
  2) Ed, thanks for clarification. Now the difference between 
  "volume charts" and "equivolume charts" is 
  clear.
  Lesmond
 
  --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Al 
  Venosa` <avcinci@x...> wrote: > 
  Thanks a lot, Lesmond. Looks intriguing. Ever used if for stocks?  > 
   > Al Venosa >  > On 6/25/05, ed nl <ed2000nl@xxxx> 
  wrote: > >  > > hi, > >  Amibroker is based on 
  time as the X-axis. Equivolume charts could be  > > drawn if 
  Amibroker would have a setting where the Y-axis as well as the  > > 
  X-axis could be chosen by the user. Then you could make volume versus price 
   > > charts for instance but it would also enable to draw results of 
  statistical  > > studies to a chart. I also asked for such a feature 
  a year ago or so. > >  rgds, Ed > >   
   > > ----- Original Message -----  > > *From:* Lesmond V 
  <ebsn247@xxxx>  > > *To:* amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx  > 
  > *Sent:* Saturday, June 25, 2005 3:37 PM > > *Subject:* 
  [amibroker] Re: So Long Amibroker, [No Volume Charts] > >  > 
  > Al, > >  > > What Steve means is that volume charts are 
  most popular among futures > > traders and not stock traders. 
  Technically you can set you IBM stock > > to let's say 10,000 volume 
  bars. > >  > > The most economical way to test volume charts 
  is to use SierraChart > > software with IB feed. > > 
   > > I was also a bit confused when someone on this forum 
  mentioned > > "equivolume" charts some time ago. I had "equivolume" 
  eod(!) charts > > available in my old MetaStock for DOS 10 years ago 
  (I don't remember > > what they were all about). > > 
   > > Let's clarify for TJ what we mean by "volume charts" 
  here: > >  > > 2000 volume chart: > >  > > 
  each bar is completed when the number of contracts/shares reaches > > 
  2000. After that the next bar starts and 2000 count starts again. > > 
   > > So "volume charts" are just like "tick charts" but based on 
  volume > > (number of contracts/shares) instead of on ticks. > 
  >  > > Lesmond > >  > >  > > --- In 
  amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Al Venosa` <avcinci@xxxx> wrote: > > 
  > Hi, Steve, > > >  > > > I'm not familiar with 
  volume charting. Why is it not amenable to > > stock  > > 
  > traders? For example, why couldn't you create bars representing, > 
  > say, IBM's  > > > OHLC of 10,000 shares or whatever? Just 
  curious.  > > >  > > > Al Venosa > > > 
   > > > On 6/25/05, scourt2000 <stevehite@xxxx> 
  wrote: > > > >  > > > >  > > > > 
  Joe, > > > >  > > > > 
  eSignal/TradeStation/Sierra Chart/Ensign all have volume charting > > 
  > > capability. Tomasz said they he would try to get this in the 
  next > > > > few beta releases coming up. Here's my repost from 
  the amibroker- > > > > beta group describing it. What Amibroker 
  also needs is way to > > > > backtest large amounts of 
  tick/volume bars: > > > >  > > > > [note to 
  traders who have never heard of volume price bars: no, > > 
  it's > > > > not equivolume charting] > > > > 
   > > > > 1. Support for price bars that represent a fixed 
  volume size. For > > > > those not familiar with this feature 
  which is supported in > > eSignal, > > > > an ER 250v 
  would represent the Russell 2K e-mini futures contract > > > > 
  where each price bar represents the open/high/low/close of 250 > > 
  > > contracts. > > > >  > > > > 2. Support 
  for backtesting of large amounts of tick/volume bar > > data. > 
  > > > This would require a plugin that could read a data source (like 
  an > > > > eSignal tick formatted file) and compress 
  tick/volume interval > > bars > > > > on the fly. With 
  this, I could scan years worth of tick/volume > > > > interval 
  bar data without memory overload problems. > > > >  > 
  > > > Volume charting is used mainly by futures traders, not 
  stock > > > > traders. Unlike tick charts, volume charts can be 
  reproducible > > bar- > > > > for-bar in backtests and 
  they tend to be smoother. If you've ever > > > > traded futures 
  off of volume bars, you'll probably never go back > > > > 
  looking at minute charts for the trading chart you take actual > > 
  > > entry/exit signals off of. > > > >  > > > 
  > Steve > > > >  > > > >  > > > 
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