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thanx for every thing but i search for better indicoter i found fourmulae when i enter and exist for example Dircitional Down Dircitional UP Non-Dircitional I max this formule with PS Adaptive Moving Average ========================= Bullish: If(L>Mov(C,20,S),2,0) Bearish: If(H<Mov(C,20,S),-2,0) Highlight Long: Buy:=C>(Ref(HHV(H,1),-1)*(1.005)); Sell:=C<(Ref(LLV(L,1),-1)*(1.005)); A:=If(BarsSince(Buy)<BarsSince(Sell),1,If(BarsSince(Buy)>BarsSince(Sell),0,1)); A=1 Short: Buy:=C>(Ref(HHV(H,1),-1)*(1.005)); Sell:=C<(Ref(LLV(L,1),-1)*(1.005)); A:=If(BarsSince(Buy)<BarsSince(Sell),1,If(BarsSince(Buy)>BarsSince(Sell),0,1)); A=0 Symbols Buy: Buy:=C>(Ref(HHV(H,1),-1)*(1.005)); Sell:=C<(Ref(LLV(L,1),-1)*(1.005)); A:=If(BarsSince(Buy)<BarsSince(Sell),1,If(BarsSince(Buy)>BarsSince(Sell),0,1)); A=1 AND Ref(A,-1)=0 Sell: Buy:=C>(Ref(HHV(H,1),-1)*(1.005)); Sell:=C<(Ref(LLV(L,1),-1)*(1.005)); A:=If(BarsSince(Buy)<BarsSince(Sell),1,If(BarsSince(Buy)>BarsSince(Sell),0,1)); A=0 AND Ref(A,-1)=1 =================================================== [color=red:a0061aeaf8]I want to convert this Expert Advisor to Explorer? How[/color]

Yes, evil indeed... And that is why I placed that indicator formula in the fun section of MetaStockTools.com, complete with tongue-in-cheek explanation of how Elliot theory "makes money" for some (educators). #-o This e[censored]ode reminds me of how sarcasm's message often gets lost over time. In the 60's, Australia was sarcastically branded “The lucky country” by Donald Horne, one of the country’s best-known social critics. Basically, he wrote that if it wasn't for the rich source of natural wealth (minerals), Australia would have been just like any other banana Pacific island state. "Mr Horne has been much misunderstood. Far from praising his country, he was trying to shake it out of its complacency. Australia had been fortunate in its natural endowments, he was saying, but it lived on other people’s ideas, and its leadership was second-rate. If things went on as they were, its luck could not last." However, over time, people begun to view that "lucky country" label as fact. It has a very different meaning nowadays. jose '-)