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Sunday, September 30, 2012

Weekly projection for Sunday September 30th (including pre-market)






I included a pre-market analysis here in case I do not have time for it tomorrow morning.

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Pre-market analysis for Tuesday September 25th




This is why it is fun to be a hobby programmer: You think you found the solution to a challenge, and then it turns out that you forgot to handle some special case. Then your head starts spinning again. After a short while you then you realize that your original framework is good enough, and that it should be sufficient to insert a few lines to fix the issue. In the screen shot above you can see that the global variable for SMAMW pulls in the current value at the current bar (where I refreshed the chart). That is too late - it needs to pull it in starting with the close of the last "big bar". I haven't fixed it yet, but I am looking forward to it...

Monday, September 24, 2012

Pre-market analysis for Monday September 24th


I developed the global variable functionality with historical data on Friday, so this is the first day the code runs on real-time data. There might be some funny side-effects that I have not seen yet.

Weekly analysis Monday September 24th







Friday, September 21, 2012

Pre-market analysis for Friday September 21st



I have reworked my 24h highs and lows to make more sense. Below a screen shot of the current status:




Monday, September 17, 2012

Pre-market analysis for Monday September 17th


You might have noticed that small rectangles have started popping up on my hourly chart. I am using these rectangles for projections on the short term charts, but I have declared these drawing objects as "global", meaning that they occur on all charts that draw global chart objects. It is quite convenient to have the same rectangle shown on the hourly, 15 minute and 5 minute chart...

Weekly analysis Monday September 17th






Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Programming....

If you are curious about programming and interested in electronics, then you might find Arduino to be a nice challenge. The programming is done in C, so the concepts should be transferable at least to Ninja Trader.

Market analysis for Wednesday September 5th