someone emailed about 'appl'.... more to the point, reguarding the last paragraph in
original sin post, and whether or not now appl might be a buy.... kinda prefer not giving advice.... that's metastocks job.....
but can apples roll uphill..... absolutely.... that's the psyhcology behind the elliott abc wave correction.... many articles have been written on it.... will apples roll uphill? ..... metastock can answer that better than me.......
speakin of elliott abc corrections, we are now at the end of the broad markets 5th wave rope, if it has an end.... so its correct now or rewrite for the waves.... new lows seem to be flying high for some reason....
time and price squares pdf......
mentioned awhile back about some formulas containing horizontal lines as the last lines of code.... a 0 line for the macd and 20/80 for stoch and such.... when appling say for instance a moving average those indicators , the ma will often target the last line of code.... if the last line is a horiztonal reference line, well that ma ain't going no where....
another place those code lines can interfere might be in explorations.... meta has a neat exploration where 5 popular indicator values are returned..... we can create something similar using indicators created by us...... however, if the last line of code is a horizontal reference line, the results might not be informitive....
the explorer will at times target only the last line.... using one of my favorite leon wilson's macd formulas as he writes it for an example,
here we will get only 0's in an exploration.....
column a
Value:=((Mov(CLOSE,12,E)-Mov(CLOSE,26,E))/Mov(CLOSE,26,E))*100;
Value;
Mov(Value,9,E);
0;
now if we move leon's 0 line elsewhere, we get the Mov(Value,9,E) value....
column a
Value:=((Mov(CLOSE,12,E)-Mov(CLOSE,26,E))/Mov(CLOSE,26,E))*100;
0;
Value;
Mov(Value,9,E);
and if we wanted the macd() 'value', we would place it last....
column a
Value:=((Mov(CLOSE,12,E)-Mov(CLOSE,26,E))/Mov(CLOSE,26,E))*100;
0;
Mov(Value,9,E);
Value;
using the fml(" name ") has the same effect, the explorer looks at the formula and returns the value of it..... if your exploration is not returning values you feel are correct, first check to see if perhaps the last line of code is interfering and second too few records explorered.....
those horizontal code lines lines can interfere in experts and also system tests.... their too handy to do without, so just move them from last place..... when applying many
vertical lines try to copy and paste.....h
