Recent content by StratOpt

2000i doesn't use the tskit. It uses the older ELKit.

You need to have a C++ compiler and the knowledge of the language well enough to be able to write simple programs. You don't have to do anything in EasyLanguage other than use proper code for calling the DLL. You have to reference the tskit.dll in your C++ program so that it knows how to...

You would be far better served by using C++ to write the DLL. If you use C# you will end up having to write a wrapper in C++ that then transfers the data to the C# interface.

You can natively display as bar, candlestick, kagi, kase, line break, momentum, point and figure, range and renko bar. You can write indicators that can build about any kind of bar that you want to see.

The next version of TS has Excel capability built right into EasyLanguage

"A methdolology using other indicators" = FAIL Performance report by itself and especially not including costs = FAIL Making decisions by looking only at a performance report, even with a good strategy = BIG FAIL Saying they can out do even a faulty performance report, but yet provide no proof...

It is not done in the future version either.

Buy a book to learn the concepts of programming. Those will apply to any programming language be it EL or C#

With near certainty, This will be a daytrading strategy, ATNP about $40, that has been optimized over the period. The ratio of consecutive wins to consecutive losses is generally a pretty decent predictor of such. 25 wins to 5 losses on this one. On a strategy that is not over optimized, one...

I guess you are having difficulty with the terms proper and thorough. I have been employing these sorts of techniques with great success for quite a while now so telling me that they don't work is fairly futile.

The data freezes are due to internal caching and buffering issues that have finally been acknowledged by TradeStation and they are working on that solution currently. I expect drastic improvements in this area within the next couple months. TS 9.0 is not fully multi threaded either at this...

Yes, they most certainly do help customers. A proper and thorough back testing is quite valuable.

Well, I don't work with MultiCharts, but I am a TradeStation expert. let me know if you can't get it figured out at some point.

Check first to see if you are getting the expected values and then worry about changing and modifying. Are you also a member of the TradeStation forums ?

The EL side of things external: "TheNameOfTheDLL.DLL", double, "MultiplyTwoPrices", IEasyLanguageObject ; variables: Result ( 0 ) ; Result = MultiplyTwoPrices( self ) ; print( Result ) ; Don't forget that you have to reference the tskit.dll in your C++ program