Heiken ashi and Renk chart types in stratregy code?

Heiken ashi and Renk chart types in stratregy code?

Kiran
2015-06-28 17:55:14

1) Is there a way i can reference the Open, Close, High, Low of other chart types (e.g. Heiken Ashi, Renko) in the strategy code and to build indicators? If not, where can i find the formulas being used in Quantshare to draw these chart types?
e.g. strategy

Buy = close_Renko > open_Renko; //Renko type
Sell = open_Renko > close_Renko

2) How do i specify the price interval of a Renko chart (e.g. 10 ticks)? Can i set it as an optimization parameter and optmiize for a given strategy e.g.
Optimize("RenkoInterval", 5, 20, 5); //tick multiples

QuantShare
2015-06-28 19:34:18

1/ Currently it is not possible to reference other chart types in a trading system.
The formula is also not available. It is private.

2/ To specify the price interval, select "View -> Chart Style -> Chart Type Settings"
Select "Renko" tab then update the "Brick Size" option.

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