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With Neoticker, I liked their charting tools like the ABC, doesn't seem to be that built-in with MC although there is probably an EL indicator out there.
I also liked with Neo the automatic rising/falling formula for coloring lines could be applied to any indicator with one click.
I see that situation, but in my mind I don't associate that with trying to artificially inflate their feature list. I mean really, if they cared that much about it, they'd have a much nicer website.
In my experience, they release a steady stream of incremental improvements, while keeping the overall platform stable. I maintained a large indicator base through every release from 2.something on up, and never once had a release break my software, or break TS compatibility. Not even their betas. Never had to go back a version because the new one was fundamentally broken. I can't say that about any other platform I've supported.
It's true they are opinionated and stubborn when it comes to how things should be implemented, but then again so am I And, they definitely don't come from the kiss-the-customer's-butt school of customer service.
Can anyone recommend/post/link to some complex EasyLanguage strategies? I learn best by example and dissecting code, and I've searched and searched to try to find some complex strategies (ie: multiple targets, trailing stops, multiple time frames) but I haven't been able to find a single one.
If we can't link to or find an existing one, perhaps a TradeStation or MultiCharts user with the experience to write a strategy that incorporates those elements would be willing to do so and post it in the Group Trading Method forum?
In particular, I am struggling with the MTF aspect. I can't seem to figure out how to specify what dataseries to reference within an indicator, and have it reference more than one simultaneously.
I don't really trade automated strategies but here is the "Universal Clone" which is a open source replication of the John Clayburg "Universal System" trading strategy.
Its probably the most advanced strategy i've seen that utilizes multiple stops/targets/contracts, etc...
and since its open source maybe you can dissect it a bit and learn something.