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[markidharhai]

Zerodha has peaked.

can you even image how idiotic their webpage is?

http://zerodha.com/z-connect/zerodha/bulletin-latest-at-zerodha/pi-overview-and-feedback

only 2 inchs of viewing area is available to read. the rest of the page structure is all very distorted. Their own page shows how much of a professional they are.

 

[timepass]

so untill the pi comes, we are all without any charts?

mine now/nest is still not working, nest is still showing a circle which means the chart is loading.

Logout, close all the applications, clear out all the history/cookies etc. and shut down the PC for a while. Restart as you would do in the morning. It should work.

 

[TracerBullet]

so untill the pi comes, we are all without any charts?

mine now/nest is still not working, nest is still showing a circle which means the chart is loading.

F*** NESTPLUS; F*** it in its a**

muhaha, woh kaise karega

 

[markidharhai]

muhaha, woh kaise karega

bhai itna gussa chada hua hai.

 

[akrsrivastava]

Pi almost killed my laptop fan today. I decided to live trade with Pi today. I noted that the laptap fan is constantly whizzing at high speed. I did all sort of troubleshooting trying to identify which application is causing the CPU to heat up so much. Killed multiple windows services and then I realized that Pi may be the culprit. I stopped Pi and suddenly the fan came back to normal speed.

 

[emt]

there are 3 types of stochastic oscillators: fast, slow and full(all three are explained here). my requirement is to plot slow stochs(10,3,3)
i've got the latest version of pi and it has a stochastic oscillator

referring to the image above, have i entered the values correctly?
and in case i want to plot the fast stochs(10,3) what should i do?should i just enter %K slowing=1?
after having plotted the stochs as per the image above, i got the following:

and pertaining to this 2nd image, i've the foll questions:
the %K(in red) is the result of first 2 components(i.e. (10,3)) [of (10,3,3) in the 1st image]. right?
the %D(in yellow) is the result of last component(i.e. 3) [of (10,3,3) in the 1st image]. right?
the image shows stochs(bankbaroda,10,3,3,0). where did that 0 at the end come from?

 

[columbus]

there are 3 types of stochastic oscillators: fast, slow and full(all three are explained here). my requirement is to plot slow stochs(10,3,3)
i've got the latest version of pi and it has a stochastic oscillator

referring to the image above, have i entered the values correctly?
and in case i want to plot the fast stochs(10,3) what should i do?should i just enter %K slowing=1?
after having plotted the stochs as per the image above, i got the following:

and pertaining to this 2nd image, i've the foll questions:
the %K(in red) is the result of first 2 components(i.e. (10,3)) [of (10,3,3) in the 1st image]. right?
the %D(in yellow) is the result of last component(i.e. 3) [of (10,3,3) in the 1st image]. right?
the image shows stochs(bankbaroda,10,3,3,0). where did that 0 at the end come from?

2 Lines only.Second line is moving average of first line.

 

[emt]

2 Lines only.Second line is moving average of first line.

i think i asked too many questions at once......guys please feel free to be a bit more detailed
thnks columbus, but what about the 0 at the end?

 

[Happy_Singh]

Logout, close all the applications, clear out all the history/cookies etc. and shut down the PC for a while.
Restart as you would do in the morning. It should work.

You seem to have forgotten to mention the "Hanuman Chalisa"


Happy

 

[throwawayacc123]

i think i asked too many questions at once......guys please feel free to be a bit more detailed
thnks columbus, but what about the 0 at the end?

Wild guess , but it could mean simple MA. 0 - Simple MA, 1- EMA...and so on.