Hey no worries matey, appreciate the help, I know you are busy so please take your time. Thanks again
Any of you with Esignal..try out a "pc" chart once and see what you think. Put into Esignal like 144pc or 233pc for futures and see how it looks different from a 144tick or 233tick. Esignal is the only one that has this from what I know.."price change" charting capability. I really like volume charts on intra-day stock trading too. An automated system that I am almost finished building up is on volume charts for stocks.
Stocks are a real treat using CVB Charts. My attorney trades stocks each morning, both Swing and Intraday and laughs he makes more money and has less stress trading than dealing with clients and he is one of the most affluent attorneys in the area. He can't understand why I trade the Futures. To each their own. It's all good. Money is all spendable regardless of where it is generated.
Hey Prof, I'd like to swing trade stocks using this method, but as of now I only have access to eod data. This may work fine, given that the erg parameters are adjusted for the resolution of just a daily bars. Still trying to find the best params for this myself, if you've come acoss it, I'd appreciate what you have found. Also, if using daily charts, presumably as the "Trade" chart, what frame would best be used for the "Trend" chart? Weekly/Monthy, a derrivative of?
Heck no, he created 100 workspaces for me so I can watch the stocks now and I gave him my 50 futues workspaces. He and his wife make one hell of a brisket too.
Oh..did you have to say brisket!!! Now my mouth is watering and I am craving some food..time for lunch!
The EOD data is fine for Swing trading. Stick to stocks with over 2.5 Millions shares traded per day. Examples of Trading/Trend Charts: 116807/17649 117649/82543 823543/5764801 These are multiples of 7 (what I use) but you can work with other figures. I find that Prime Numbers work the best.
Fot those using Ninja charts attached zip file contains ergodic. CCI comes as a default indicator with Ninja.