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HI JOY MITALI, PKJHA,.. and all those ppl whp need not to load data manually. Can any body tell me how to load EoD file and use Symbol Box.
wht I doing right now..... selected " ENTER OHLC FROM EoD FILE"----- then click on " SELECT DIR.... FILE"---- WRITE NAME OF SYMBOL IN SYMBOL BOX---- HITTING BUTTON --" LOAD OHLC DATA". NOW REAL PROBLEM STRTS... NOTHING IN "OPEN" .. HIGH ,, LOW , CLOSE BOX. I ALWAYS AFTER THT NEED TO ENTER PRICES MANUALLY.... WHYYYY?? CAN ANY ONE TELL ME WHY. I TRIED BOTH DATA FILE FROM PKJHA'S UTILITY AND FILE FRM NSE IN CSV FORMAT. BUT NO GAIN... PLZ HELP ME OUT CHINTAN |
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Hi,
Does anybody know of a Pivot calculator that calculates pivots based on Camarrilla Eqns ? Can be easily implemented in Excel, but a small desktop application that i) loads the symbols from a database ii) has dropdowns to select the symbol, date & timeframe (daily, wkly, mthly etc) iii)loads the HLC data from same database as in (i) (based on the TF selected) iv) allows the computed pivot values (alongwith Symbol, date & TF) to be saved to a txt file /Excel sheet v) Has a 'Compute' & 'Save' button (with obvious functionality) would be handy. (To avoid complexity, only daily data can be allowed to begin with. Later other TFs can be incorporated) Will the S/W development experts in the forum give it a thought? Regards, Kalyan. P.S. : Can also allow computing other kinds of Pivots (Floor, Woodies etc.) through another 'Pivot Type' dropdown. (The corresponding formula can then be selected internally through a CASE or IF-ELSE construct. The 'Pivot Type'/alias will also need to be saved in this case to avoid confusion later ) Last edited by kkseal; 9th October 2007 at 08:21 PM. |
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hi Kalyan, in Joymitali's pivot calculator .... u can calculate Camarila Pivot also....
try it.. chintan |
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Regards, Kalyan. |
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Hi joy... I'm using ur calculator and find it very useful... I have one query regarding Camarilla Pivot Point.
I want to know wht formula u have used for Carmilla Pivot... Because I am having a Pivot AFL whch is based on classical formula .... in this AFL i want to use Carmilla Pivot Point. I have done some net practise .... and get some mixed results. I am pasting my modified AFL... /***************************************/ /*PIVOT POINTS ver 1.1 written by Avi b*/ /***************************************/ // please note: i use the current value for the NEXT DAY h1= SelectedValue (Ref(H,0) ); l1= SelectedValue (Ref(L,0) ); c1= SelectedValue (Ref(C,0) ); // PIVOT Calculation p = ( H1+ L1 + C1 )/3; s1 = p - (H1 - L1)*1.1/12; r1 = p + (H1-L1)*1.1/2; s2 = p -(H1 - L1)*1.1/6; s3 = p - (H1-L1)*1.1/2; r2 = p +(H1 - L1)*1.1/6; r3 = p +(H1-L1)*1.1/12; // PIVOT mid points MIDR1 = (P+R1)/2; MIDR2 = (R1+R2)/2; MIDR3 = (R2+R3)/2; MIDS1 = (P+S1)/2; MIDS2 = (S1+S2)/2; MIDS3 = (S2+S3)/2; // Graphs & values plot Plot (p,"Pivot",25,1); Plot (r1,"R1",12,1); Plot (r2,"R2",12,1); Plot (r3,"R3",12,1); Plot (s1,"S1",3,1); Plot (s2,"S2",3,1); Plot (s3,"S3",3,1); /* Plot (MIDR1,"midr1",12,32); Plot (MIDR2,"midr2",12,32); Plot (MIDR3,"midr3",12,32); Plot (MIDS1,"mids1",12,32); Plot (MIDS2,"mids2",12,32); Plot (MIDS3,"mids3",12,32); */ Plot (C,"Close",16,64); // side might be ajusted depends on data array Hight =33; side = Param("side",73,0,1000,1); for( i = 0; i < BarCount; i++ ) { if(i+side== BarCount) PlotText( "Pivot = "+P, i+Hight,P, colorGreen ); if(i+side== BarCount) PlotText( "R1 = "+R1, i+Hight,R1, 12 ); if(i+side== BarCount) PlotText( "R2 = "+R2, i+Hight,R2, 12 ); if(i+side== BarCount) PlotText( "R3 = "+R3, i+Hight,R3, 12 ); if(i+side== BarCount) PlotText( "S1 = "+S1, i+Hight,S1, 3); if(i+side== BarCount) PlotText( "S2 = "+S2, i+Hight,S2, 3 ); if(i+side== BarCount) PlotText( "S3 = "+S3, i+Hight,S3, 3 ); } // text section "HIGH /LOW /CLOSE = " +H +" / "+ L+" / "+ C +"\n"; "H1 /L1 /C1 = " +H1 +" / "+ L1+" / "+ C1 +"\n"; "R3 = " +R3; "midr3 = " +MIDR3; "R2 = " +R2; "midr2 = " +MIDR2; "R1 = " +R1; "midr1 = " +MIDR1; "*************"; "p = " +p; "*************"; "mids1 = " +MIDS1; "S1 = " +S1; "mids2 = " +MIDS2; "S2 = " +S2; "mids3 = " +MIDS3; "S3 = " +S3; the actula formula I get for carmilla is.. Camarilla Pivot Points R4 = C + RANGE * 1.1/2 R3 = C + RANGE * 1.1/4 R2 = C + RANGE * 1.1/6 R1 = C + RANGE * 1.1/12 PP = (HIGH + LOW + CLOSE) / 3 S1 = C - RANGE * 1.1/12 S2 = C - RANGE * 1.1/6 S3 = C - RANGE * 1.1/4 S4 = C - RANGE * 1.1/2 in this first I replaced the range by ( H1 - L1) in abv formula ... results are horrible.. then replacde C1 by p... then also things cme in line but how much reliable they are. only u can tell me. Chintan Last edited by chintan786; 20th December 2007 at 08:20 PM. |
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Hi..
Good Job....Keep it going...Thanks |
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Thanks joy,
i will use it definately. as i m using my own developed applications which i have made in excel... sharad |
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