Hi,

I created a video to answer your question:

Sometimes when viewing a chart you adjust the scaling by dragging a box around the bars, or by dragging the price axis up and down. This puts the chart into a manual scaling mode where the high and low value of the price remains fixed. To put the chart back into auto-scaling mode, double click in th...

Here's a script that generates an event whenever the condition is true and then plots a square above the event bar: event:= C > REF(C,1) & REF(C, 1) > REF(C,2); DRAWSHAPE(event,H, 1, false, -10 , 'SQUARE',1,'BLACK','MAGENTA'); and here's what that looks like on a chart: showsquare.png

You could use BARSSINCE. Here’s an example:

This appears to be a problem with the old version of the ETF Trading Bandit. You can download the new version here:

https://www.edgerater.com/Products/ETFTradingBandit

The upgrade is free to anyone who purchased the old version.

The Strategies in the ETF Trading Bandit were tested using historical daily data and the results were provided for entering at the close of the daily bar or at the next open. You can see the detailed report here: https://hpetff.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/The%2085%20pct%20Winning%20Strategy.pdf To fi...

I just made a quick video which shows how to use it:

There is a RAND function which generates a seeded sequence of random numbers where the seed is the symbol. This means that for any given symbol the random sequence will be identical. If your data starts 10 years ago, the first random number will be x, they y then z. However, tomorrow when you update...

Hi Ed,

To widen a column you can use the ‘Display Headings’ menu option which will add the ABC headings and allow you to drag a column to be wider:

Generally, scripts that generate single 'events' are independent of each other such that a script you use to generate an exit event is not aware of the script that was used to generate the entry event. Therefore the exit script does not know what the entry price was. There are a couple of solutions:...