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Runningbear
 

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1689

 

01-28-11 12:47 AM

64 bit architecture means I can use more than 2 gigs of ram.

Windows 7 and esignal use about 950 megs of RAM. I collect a lot of tick data and generally run out of RAM when esignal has been open for about 5 days. This is really annoying.

When esignal 11 is stable, I can switch and I won't have this problem.

Stable means the ability to run a 1000 line EFS script across five different markets without ever crashing.

Arthur, you collect a lot of tick data, don't your run out of RAM as well?

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Eight
 

Registered: Mar 2009
Posts: 3352

 

01-29-11 06:12 AM

Esignal was always a mess. I dumped it when... near the end of the last century actually... I just looked at what they had and what they said about it and what they charged and decided that it was unlikely that they would ever do anything stellar... if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck and it stinks, it's probably not a duck, it's probably something that stinks...

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Samsara
 

Registered: Aug 2010
Posts: 640

 

01-29-11 07:55 PM

Over the last two trading days, 10.6 has been freezing for 30 min or more while the market is open. After experimenting with the code of my main strategy, I found a math heavy function that, while really quite useful, I could modify around with a passable reduction in return.

This allowed me to run my strategy in eSignal 11 to bypass the latency issues, which hadn't worked before.

I have to say, eSignal 11 runs completely smoothly in contrast to the problems I just had with 10.6. I've got a duo core 64 bit machine with 6 gigs of RAM. And there actually is a lot I like about the look and feel of the new interface -- a lot of small intuitive things (option to hide all toolbars, sliders for colors, generally more responsive chart objects, tabbed pages) that counterbalance, for me, the collection of weird quirks we already mentioned.

Just running my strategy without freezing is paramount to me. That said, this is just a stop gap measure while I continue trading, as I no longer am confident that the price warrants the features.

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learner2007
 

Registered: May 2007
Posts: 467

 

01-31-11 01:53 PM

Arthur

If I understand you correctly, instead of dragging the x-axis,
drag the left border of the chart. That way you can reduce the
width to about an inch.


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They giveth, and they taketh away. I was thrilled in the initial release that I could perform an extreme compression of the time scale. Now it's gone. Makes my one-second chart useless.

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learner2007
 

Registered: May 2007
Posts: 467

 

01-31-11 02:02 PM

And /or try this:

- Increase/Decrease Bar Width has been added (Shift + Left/Right Arrow)
- Increase/Decrease Bar Spacing has been added (Alt + Left/Right Arrow)






Quote from learner2007:

Arthur

If I understand you correctly, instead of dragging the x-axis,
drag the left border of the chart. That way you can reduce the
width to about an inch.

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learner2007
 

Registered: May 2007
Posts: 467

 

01-31-11 02:52 PM

Until you get what you need, have you ever tried a Range chart using a Line instead of a bar, and setting the interval to 0.001R.
This will plot every trade at every level and is what I use in addition to 1 minute charts when trading futures. This will clearly indentify S/R and you can compress it to the 10-15 minutes you want by adjusting the x-axis and width of the chart.



Quote from Arthur Deco:

Sorry I wasn't clear. I am talking about dragging the time scale for a fixed size window. For example, I run a one-second chart to see precisely what it happening at S/R, but I compress the time scale down to 10-15 minutes.

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