Version 1.01 of the DLL now available.
This version fixes an annoying memory leak in Cycle Detection. The cycle detection being quite processing intensive, a search depth parameter ("SD") has been added. Recent computers can tolerate a value of 5 for multiple charts. It is up to the user's discretion to set it according to the number of charts and processing capabilities.
The other major change is the new internal symbol coding, which only affects API users (The $ prefix for indices has been removed).
All EasyLanguage analysis techniques have been already amended to use the new coding. A new toolset must be imported to be compatible with the new DLL.
The new coding is as follows:
SymbolName + "." + "T" + BarType + "I" + BarInterval + "M" + Multiplier
It can be verified by displaying the EasyLanguage Output Bar (View menu):
Symbol ID: NDX.T1I60M1
NDX.T1I60M1 registered in DLL memory at index: 12
Checking idx 12: NDX.T1I60M1
This example is the registration of the NDX symbol, Type 1 (Intraday), Interval = 60 mins, and a Time Frame Multiplier of 1.
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Welcome!
Welcome to TS-Trading-Technique,
where technical details will be published for my TradeStation trading toolset, developed over the years (well... been using TradeStation since 1993...). It is not quite an end product, not quite work in progress either. It does work, and this technique is both the completion of Phase 1 (working toolset and API), and opens the door to both developments of advanced A.I. tools outside TS (which I may eventually release as well as "Phase 2"), and the development of more advanced indicators within TradeStation. Note that since most of the complex calculations are done in the DLL, none of the indicators are protected, allowing the user to further develop indicators in EasyLanguage.
A common question is: Why don't you just write a documentation!? Well, maybe i'm lazy, maybe I think it is a waste of time since nobody ever reads docs, and maybe I believe this bit by bit teaching and coaching is the best way for you to absorb, digest, and finally make this technique your own...
This ''blog" complements the MarketSnapshot public blog, which will be now dedicated to daily/weekly screenshots and market comments. Another private blog exists, and specific chart analysis can be arranged: voisin.bruno AT gmail.com or with Skype (leave a message on "foretrade")
Google Group now also open:
http://groups.google.com/group/ts-tt
RSS Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/MarketSnapshot
where technical details will be published for my TradeStation trading toolset, developed over the years (well... been using TradeStation since 1993...). It is not quite an end product, not quite work in progress either. It does work, and this technique is both the completion of Phase 1 (working toolset and API), and opens the door to both developments of advanced A.I. tools outside TS (which I may eventually release as well as "Phase 2"), and the development of more advanced indicators within TradeStation. Note that since most of the complex calculations are done in the DLL, none of the indicators are protected, allowing the user to further develop indicators in EasyLanguage.
A common question is: Why don't you just write a documentation!? Well, maybe i'm lazy, maybe I think it is a waste of time since nobody ever reads docs, and maybe I believe this bit by bit teaching and coaching is the best way for you to absorb, digest, and finally make this technique your own...
This ''blog" complements the MarketSnapshot public blog, which will be now dedicated to daily/weekly screenshots and market comments. Another private blog exists, and specific chart analysis can be arranged: voisin.bruno AT gmail.com or with Skype (leave a message on "foretrade")
Google Group now also open:
http://groups.google.com/group/ts-tt
RSS Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/MarketSnapshot
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