Discussion of article "Timeseries in DoEasy library (part 48): Multi-period multi-symbol indicators on one buffer in a subwindow"
Good afternoon.
What are your future plans? Will there be classes for MM? Standard trailing stops would be interesting too (on indicators, etc.). Or here, for example, stops and, trailing stops in particular, for a certain volume % of the position. Several stops at once, is that possible?
leonerd:
Hello. This is in the plans. But not immediately and not quickly. We don't have all the necessary data in the library yet.
Good afternoon.
What are your future plans? Will there be classes for MM? Standard trailing stops would be interesting too (on indicators, etc.). Or here, for example, stops and, trailing stops in particular, for a certain volume % of the position. Several stops at once, is it possible?
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New article Timeseries in DoEasy library (part 48): Multi-period multi-symbol indicators on one buffer in a subwindow has been published:
The article considers an example of creating multi-symbol multi-period standard indicators using a single indicator buffer for construction and working in the indicator subwindow. I am going to prepare the library classes for working with standard indicators working in the program main window and having more than one buffer for displaying their data.
Compile the created indicator, set GBPUSD M5 in the settings and launch the indicator on EURUSD M1:
The figure does not show all possible indicators but the main things are displayed: the indicator draws a selected standard indicator based on data different from the current chart data. The level lines are drawn where needed.
Author: Artyom Trishkin