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Why does IB install its API on c:\jts ? Why don't they save it under c:\program files ?

heat is a computer's worst enemy. <img src="http://elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=2104823">

many programs can do tick by tick playback. if you want the real deal... you should look for programs that can play back the bid and ask with size.

I spoke to Callmate a few days ago. She's doing fine. Thank you very much.

You can find free data in many places. Some brokers, as well as charting software, have them. But you have to be their customer to access them.

This is where most people misunderstood the Hershey Method. At the extreme level, it is "Always-In". At the beginner to intermediate level, people use Enter and Exits. Very few people have achieved the Always-In level.

Welcome to the SCT Boot Camp. This is a split from the thread Why the controversy? Jack Hershey SCT system works just fine. The best weapon against trolls is IGNORE. I will clean up this thread once a week. Enjoy. <hr>For information on the Hershey trading methods, please...

yw

this is a very educational exercise...

The utility is to help 32 bit OS see beyond 4 GB of memory. I do not have the links at hand, but a quick Google search should net you some results.

new handle flogging a product... typical spammer/scammer calling card.

ok, here's the modified code. You should save it under a different name. I have blocked out the unwanted original code with green {}, and added modifications in red. inputs: Price( Close ), Length( 14 ), OverSold( 30 ), OverBought( 70 ), OverSColor( Cyan ), OverBColor( Red...

YW

Can't you simply use the built-in alert? or, if you post your code modification, I can take a look for you.

Yours is a more elegant solution... You are using RSI the function, while I have copied RSI the indicator and modified the plot to draw the dot.

Because RSI is an indicator. If you declared it as an input, it will override the indicator function. Try this: inputs: Offset(1), Price( Close ), Length( 14 ), OverSold( 30 ), OverBought( 70 ), OverSColor( Cyan ), OverBColor( Red ) ; variables: var0( 0 ) ; var0 =...

Can you post a screen shot of your Task Manager?

MultiCharts runs well. I am quite happy with the program. MultiCharts is in constant development... They are adding new features every month. Some of the advanced functionalities (eg. autotrade) are still in beta. i.e. you might experience some teething pain if you are at the leading edge...

stay with 32 bit XP for now. The 64 bit XP might share the "XP" moniker, but it is a different animal altogether. Furthermore, 99% of the trading software are compiled in 32 bit... i.e. even if they say it runs on 64 bit XP/VISTA, it is actually running in the 32 bit mode of the OS. i.e...

If you are using 19" monitor with 1280x1024 resolution... then click on your desktop, select properties... change the resolution to 1024x768. That's how your 30" LCD would look if you set it to 1920x1200.