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Strategies & Market Trends : Technical Analysis- Indicators & Systems

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To: TT who wrote (1727)6/24/1997 12:51:00 AM
From: TechTrader42   of 3325
 
Won't WOW accept your system if you put this in for buy:

Mov(CCI(13),10,S)<=-150

And this for sell:

Mov(CCI(13),10,S)>=150

Don't put "if" and don't put "buy" or "sell."

And if you want to change the formula for CCI, you can use the fml syntax. Create in indicators your new formula for CCI, StochRSI, or whatever you want, and give it a name. Then you'd do this, if you were using your new formula in that moving average system of yours:

Mov(fml("MyCCI"),10,S)<=-150

Of course, you can name MyCCI anything you like.

Look in your manual under Functions for Formula. The syntax is: fml("Formula Name"). In the WOW Pro 5.0 manual, it's on Page 6.36. You create the new formula in indicators, and in system testing refer to it with fml(" ")

Am I telling you something you already know? I hope not.

This is how you can refer to StochRSI, too, for example:

In Enter Long, just put:

fml("StochRSI")<=30

Remember, you have to create the StochRSI indicator first in Indicators. And you can make StochRSI anything you want in Indicators, with any periods (not necessarily 14). Then you use fml to refer to it in System Testing.
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