Mike Medved

I made it so even if you don't get option data you can still right-click on that area to bring up the menu. When you get no data, right-click, then use "Refresh" - what happens?

Well that gradient fill is the "pretty" part that makes it inefficient...

Right click on it and choose "Enable".

You can turn the program's volume down. In the dashboard, on the status bar at the bottom.

When you combine indicators on one sub-chart, it *tries* to find a scale that fits them all. If the scales are wildly different, then it can't, and plots the values of each scale separately. If it is two scales that are separate, then the first one's ticks are on the right and second one's are on the left. When it is three scales, it is right, left, right.... What you *could* do is grab the X scale with your mouse and move your mouse right a bit - that would create some empty space on the right of the chart that would make the scale numbers not obscure the lines. The box you're talking about - Settings / Charts / General, in the Tracing section, "Show X/Y values" - wouldn't that turn it off?

Hm - well, the line is drawn in the Text color of the chart, so, I guess not. You *could* just do a Paintbar just like the inverted one but don't invert.

Yes, we found this morning that Commsec decided to change their website a bit. That is why an update is required.

We don't do that, mostly because it is inefficient. Your charts would plot slower. For one or two it is not significant, but for 50...

Well yes - for tick data, OBV takes every tick, checks if it was at/above ask or at/below bid and adds or subtracts its volume accordingly. For candle (non-tick) data there is no such granularity. So instead the green candles are added and red candles are subtracted from the total. As you can imagine, it's basically two very different indicators.

Will be in next beta 1. "Hotkey" action - calls another hotkey 2. LastFillPrice and LastFillQty variables 3. SymbolPrice() SymbolBid() and SymbolAsk() functions that can be passed a symbol. SymbolCurrent() function, passed a symbol, will tell you how current/stale that data is.

1. Just set the overbought/oversold to "None". 2. In paintbar - just add a Williams indicator to the paintbar, make it advanced, and SetYValue to the negative.

We will be working on this.

Don is a pro

Unfortunately no. The pre-processor does some "magic" to convert Min(1, 10, Close) to Close.Min(1, 10, (i, x) => { return Close; }); It needs an indexed variable as that third parameter otherwise it's a problem. You cannot even pass Close to the function as an IndexedPropertyDouble variable because the preprocessor converts Close to Close[0], and that breaks things. Basically it is the convenience of preprocessor sugar that spoils things...

Make 2 painbars: EMAHist and EMAIntra. Here they are: Open 2 charts for the same symbol, one Intraday, one Historical. Place EMAHist on the historical chart. Place EMAIntra on the intraday chart. Once you do that, the EMA10 value from the historical chart will be shown as a labeled line on the intraday chart.

Well, first of all make sure you're only doing it on the last candle - that is IsLastCandle is true. # of seconds in a bar is CandeSizeInSeconds Current # of seconds into a bar is harder. I guess it can be estimated by .fctbNone{ color:#000000; }(MTUtil.UtcNowSynced - Timestamp).Ticks/TimeSpan.TicksPerSecond The only problem is that UtcNowSynced may be off compared to the candle depending on the lag of the quotes. And of course check for 0 for the # of seconds into a bar so you don't divide by it.

I am not sure exactly what example you're looking for. The hotkey below buys the same number of shares, at Ask, in two accounts:

thanks will fix.

Settings / Charts / Display, top section "Show Horizontal Gridlines" - but that's for all charts. If you want one chart only, no.

That is interesting... It would have to be only one of the pieces that is shown, mostly because there is really no room to show lots.

I added the ability to process SSML markup to the current text-to-speech code. So if you put a <break time="3s" /> into your text it will pause for 3 seconds. Of course any other SSML markup is also ok.

Not really suitable for Fib retracements - but. If it was a standalone, what would you want to see - just a horizontal line that shows the VWAP for the period?

We don't have autotrading in MT itself - on purpose. BUT we have a very robust Websocket API, so you could set up a trendline, make it activate an alert when it is crossed, catch the alert in your own application that is connected to MT through the API and have your application send the order over to MT over that same API to be executed.

Well if you use MACD Histogram in a paintbar/scanner, then >0 would be green and <0 would be red...

I looked and somehow I omitted allowing those values to be used in scan. I fixed that and it will be in next release (or email support@medvedtrader.com mention this and jerry will make an exe for you) You will be able to refer to "SupplyUpper", "SupplyLower", "DemandUpper", "DemandLower"