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AZBOfin replied Jul 14, 2006yes, i did change it manually so the EA and indicator both match. 13 is the number of periods for the calculation 6 is a code and means that the weighted close price is used (high+low+close+close)/4. AZBOfin PS: made a mistake in my previous post in ...
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AZBOfin replied Jul 14, 2006look for this line of code in the indicator source: dResult=iBullsPower(NULL,0,20,PC,pos)+iBearsPower(NULL,0,20,PC,pos); PC describes the type of closing price used for the bulls/bears calculation. these are the numeric codes: <table ...
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AZBOfin replied Jul 14, 2006stockwet: in general i agree with everything you're saying, except: in my case localtime() DOES NOT return my computers local time. localtime() returns GMT. i'm taking now hendrick's advise by letting the EA run 24 hours. i then analyze the history ...
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AZBOfin replied Jul 14, 2006By extending the Comment function (around line 330) one can see the current calculated time. ,"\n","Local Time= ",TimeHour(LocalTime()),":",TimeMinute(LocalTime() ), " Server Time= ",TimeHour(CurTime()),":",TimeMinute(CurTime()) In my case this is ...
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AZBOfin replied Jul 13, 2006Trading Report Phoenix EA v1.0 / Demo Account / InterbankFX EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDCHF, USDJPY (all on 15 min charts) Trading Hours: all day MM=on Gamble=off, Surf=on Percent=0.1, Risk=2, TP=18, SL=42 The attached statement shows profit/loss in pips for ...
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AZBOfin replied Jul 13, 2006hello everybody, regarding this timezone thingy... i am using MT4 with interbankfx and the localtime() function used within the PheonixEA does not return my localtime, it returns the server time. isn't this wierd ??? AZBOfin
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