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Xard belive or not,when I saw this thread last weekend I finished it up in just one night of Saturday,your work is absolutely wonderful and you really are a helping nature human.Wishing you very best.
Just got an idea,is it possible to flash or highlight another praposed level in your next project?What I mean is If price is at 5/8th level and trend is up you can design the next project in such a way that the next level will flash or something alike,in the down trend you can highlight the next below level.
I am newbie so writing this post with the least capabilities I have,thanks a tonn for helping and providing wonderful art of programing you have.God bless you.
Hey Man! Can you post that WadAttexpl indicator.. The one listed on top.
Does anyone have Murrey math indicator which have Multi Timeframe function?
Example i open Murrey Timeframe:240 at H4,and then i add more Murrey with Timeframe:60 at H4 also.So mean,i can see smaller timeframe calculation at the higher timeframe?
Hello,
I have coded the murrey math lines into a simple java application.
I don't have metatrader unfortunately, I'm using Ensign Windows.
I'd like to know if the way I'm using to calculate these levels is fine or not.
I'm attaching the program and the source code.
Tell me if it's all OK or whether I need to modify something.
Thank you very much in advance to all of those willing to help me and also to those who will not.
Cheers,
Deviad
P.S.: you need to set your JAVA_HOME system variable in order to do the program run if you wanna run it.
In case you cannot download anything, here is the class file related to the Murrey Math itself.
public class Calculator {
public double priceRange(double max, double min)
{
double PR;
PR = max - min;
return PR;
}
public double srCalculator(double max)
{
boolean guard=true;
if (guard==true)
{
if (max 25000) {
double SR;
SR = 100000;
guard = false;
return SR;
}
if (max 2500) {
double SR;
SR = 10000;
guard = false;
return SR;
}
if (max 250) {
double SR;
SR = 1000;
guard = false;
return SR;
}
if (max 25) {
double SR;
SR = 100;
guard = false;
return SR;
}
if (max 12.5) {
double SR;
SR = 12.5;
guard = false;
return SR;
}
if (max 6.25) {
double SR;
SR = 12.5;
guard = false;
return SR;
}
if (max 3.125) {
double SR;
SR = 6.25;
guard = false;
return SR;
}
if (max 1.5625) {
double SR;
SR = 3.125;
guard = false;
return SR;
}
if (max 0.390625) {
double SR;
SR = 1.5625;
guard = false;
return SR;
}
if (max 0.0) {
double SR;
SR = 0.1953125;
guard = false;
return SR;
}
}
return (0);
}
public double mmiCalculator(double SR, double PR) {
int OctaveCount = 0;
double MMI = SR/8;
double RangeMMI = PR/MMI;
while (RangeMMI < 1.25)
{
OctaveCount++;
MMI=MMI/8;
RangeMMI = PR/MMI;
}
return MMI;
}
}
Hello,
I have coded the murrey math lines into a simple java application.
I don't have metatrader unfortunately, I'm using Ensign Windows.
I'd like to know if the way I'm using to calculate these levels is fine or not.
I'm attaching the program and the source code.
Tell me if it's all OK or whether I need to modify something.
Thank you very much in advance to all of those willing to help me and also to those who will not.
Cheers,
Deviad
P.S.: you need to set your JAVA_HOME system variable in order to do the program run if you wanna run it.Good job and thanks
It's Murrey's Birthday!
Happy Birthday Mr. Murrey!
I need to implement the time part now...
Can anyone help me to translate the metatrader version of Murrey Math into ESPL to make it work with Ensign Windows?
deviad
in ensign is the harmonics tool you can use that instead of working to write code