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Raju Harchandani
2010-10-25 09:47:48
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Sir
Can you shed some light on the range bars... with intra day facility now available this software definitely deserves a BIG WOW
I am sure all users will agree
Raju Harchandani
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QuantShare
2010-10-25 10:25:23
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Thank you Raju.
Range bars and other periodicities are created based on the current time-frame bars you are using.
To create a range bars chart:
- Right click on a chart
- Select Periodicity settings
- Click add new periodicity
- Type a name then save
- Select the periodicity then select select "Range per Bar"
- Type the unit. Example: 1 for one dollar (if you are trading US Stocks)
- Select "Multiple Tick Size" to get a range that is a multiple of the tick size (assuming you have set the tick size field of your securities)
- Click "Save Settings".
- Close the form
- Right click on a chart
- Select Periodicity then the Range Bar you have just created
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Raju Harchandani
2010-10-26 07:12:29
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Sir
Tried your method but I got unequal bars (shouldn't i get equal bars)...so obviously i must have done something wrong
the x axis sould not display dates if you do this on historical charts
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QuantShare
2010-10-26 12:13:52
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Hi,
You can get unequal bars if there are gaps or if the high low range of one bar is higher than the price movement (unit).
Note that to get the best results you must apply range bar to tick data.
Why do you think that the x axis sould not display dates if you do this on historical charts?
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Raju Harchandani
2010-10-27 07:12:01
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Hi
No I hink i am wrong there ...date range/time range(period) should be there on the x axis
Also I was wondering can we use the ESinal/ Quote Centre Feed for our Quantshare charts. They Give data in Tick Form...i think
Raju
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QuantShare
2010-10-27 10:43:28
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When the realtime version of QuantShare will be released, you will be able to get data using your ESignal/Quote Centre Feed subscription.
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