Discussion of article "Developing stock indicators featuring volume control through the example of the delta indicator" - page 10
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Uh, it's complicated. Ticks are copied both by time interval and quantity. In general, the system is duplicated no worse than in astronauts)))))
I've found where I've been messing around.
I am trying to copy an array into a variable. It is strange why the compiler does not react to it, and when you run it in the tester, the tester hangs.
I'll try to think of something else.You need only by number. You are now receiving ticks without any checks. That's not how ticks work. That is why you probably get an array overrun, because the array is not marked, because the ticks have not been received.
Is it possible to make a delta of horizontal volumes at the price?
You can. But it's much more complicated. And the topic of a separate article.
We can. But it's much more complicated than that. And the topic of a separate article
I would like to add delta to this marvellous indicator https://www.mql5.com/en/code/15440.
I would like to add delta to this marvellous indicator https://www.mql5.com/en/code/15440.
It is better to ask the indicator's author about it.
I've been tinkering with this, but I'm not a programmer. It draws only in real time.
Hello, I am Spanish, I would like to add a logic to your indicator, so that it is shown as if it were an accumulated delta but without being one.
The logic is: If the close of the last candle is bullish, and the open[0] is greater or equal to the close[1], then the ask volume (purchases) are added to sumVolBuy, and the sales are subtracted to sumVolSell, and if the price is below the open[0], the purchases are subtracted to sumVolBuy and the sales are added to sumVolSell.
If the close of the last candle is bearish, then open[0] is less than or equal to close[1], then bid(sell) volume is added to sumVolSell and buys are subtracted from sumVolBuy, and if the price is above open[0], then sells are subtracted from sumVolSell and buys are added to sumVolBuy.
In this way the cumulative delta takes another meaning and shows us who dominates the market..... If you have any questions my email is "sevilla6264@gmail.com".
I look forward to hearing from you. Regards.
Answered in PM.
Is it possible to make it MTF
Answered in a PM.