Accessing Two Timeframes in EasyLanguage
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Accessing Two Timeframes in EasyLanguage
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How To Take Advantage of Multiple Timeframes Easily! I wrote this guide to help you better utilize your programming skill by creating more powerful trading systems. This technique I'm going to show you is one that can radically improve your trading.
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How To Take Advantage of Multiple Timeframes Easily! I wrote this guide to help you better utilize your programming skill by creating more powerful trading systems. This technique I'm going to show you is one that can radically improve your trading.
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A demonstration how to access two timeframes within a single chart.
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Jeff Swanson
Jeff has built and traded automated trading systems for the futures markets since 2008. He is the creator of the online courses System Development Master Class and Alpha Compass. Jeff is also the founder of EasyLanguage Mastery - a website and mission to empower the EasyLanguage trader with the proper knowledge and tools to become a profitable trader.
Nice course, Thanks!
Is it possible to “tell” XAverage to use data2 timeframe?
I mean I want to use something like this:
MyMACDSlow = MACD(Close data2, MACDFastLength, MACDSlowLength );
MACDAvgSlow = XAverage( MyMACDSlow, MACDLength );
It looks like the XAverage uses data1 timeframe, while I want to use it with data2 timeframe
It already is! You have “MACDAvgSlow” on data2.