Any Stock Watch Pro "experts"

Thanks, I finally found a example of the "offset" used in a moving average formula.

Okay, I have my preferences set to broadcast and to receive symbol and interval changes with qcharts. I have both up and running but neither one is getting the broadcast. I have the symbol and interval buttons in qcharts set to green. What am I doing wrong?

Quote from bundlemaker:

Yep, the 1 after the D (or any other period) indacates the number of bars ago. The other parameter for MA's is for calculating the MA a certain number of bars ago. So, you could for example, calculate what the value of the ma was so many bars prior to a certain number of days ago. Can't quite remember why you'd want to do this, but I remember seeing an example somewhere that I can't find.
 
Thanks, I found it. Appreciate the help.
I used the Alerts for the first time this morning. Spotted a couple of setups using it. didn't take the trades because of the short day and too busy trying get every thing setup. I could grow fond of the intraday alerts and screens. Just wish the program was a little more user friendly and less buggy.

Quote from bundlemaker:

bhds,

You need to set your qcharts preferences to receive changes also. I forget which tab it's on, just look around and you'll find it.
 
bhds,

I'll second the call for less buggy. Don't be surprised when it does some seemingly stupid things. I've learned to live with it. As to intraday alerts, one of my mentors sets hundreds daily. I've learned to do likewise. It's like a bunch of free empoyees looking for setups for you. Even if just one pays off, it's worth the minimal effort. Good luck!
 
Need some formula help.

How do you reference a particular bar in a backtest formula?
For instance if my entry formula is a breakout of a 30 minute bar and I want to use that 30 minute bars low as a stop loss point.
 
In the formula wizard under operands select bar. Set interval to 30, fields to low, N bars ago to the desired number. If someone knows how to select the first 30 minutes of the day, I'd love to know how to do that.
 
Hehehe! I was wondering if I wrote that question wrong. I think I did. What I am looking for is a way to reference say the bar that closed at 10:30 am or for daily bars the bar representing 12-2-02.
Setting n bars ago only references a bar in relation to the current bar... I think. As time progresses the referenced bar will change?

Quote from bundlemaker:

In the formula wizard under operands select bar. Set interval to 30, fields to low, N bars ago to the desired number. If someone knows how to select the first 30 minutes of the day, I'd love to know how to do that.
 
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