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by curiousMan
23 Jan 2015
Forum: MultiCharts .NET
Topic: BigPointValue
Replies: 3
Views: 2990

Re: BigPointValue

Thank you Henry! Min.Movement * Price Scale * Big Point Value is the price of 1 tick in the secondary currency of the Forex pair. So for example for EUR/GBP we have (see the parameters in my first post) 1 * 100,000 * 1 Seems it's too many for 1 point movement, isn't it? Another question: I need to k...
by curiousMan
22 Jan 2015
Forum: MultiCharts .NET
Topic: ExtremeHigh and Highest methods [SOLVED]
Replies: 2
Views: 2138

Re: ExtremeHigh and Highest methods [SOLVED]

Thank you Henry! It would be great if such explanations appear in the Help instead of "calculates extremum high value"!
by curiousMan
22 Jan 2015
Forum: MultiCharts .NET
Topic: BigPointValue
Replies: 3
Views: 2990

BigPointValue

This field - Bars.Info.BigPointValue - is defined as double BigPointValue { get; } - Profit/loss money equivalent in the instrument currency, when the price moves by one minimum increment, for example, for ES = 50 ; Well, let's run the simple code: private bool m_once = true; protected override void...
by curiousMan
20 Jan 2015
Forum: MultiCharts .NET
Topic: ExtremeHigh and Highest methods [SOLVED]
Replies: 2
Views: 2138

ExtremeHigh and Highest methods [SOLVED]

PublicFunctions has these methods: PublicFunctions.ExtremeHigh( this ISeries<double> seria, this int length, this int offset, this ref int extremeBar) - The function calculates extremum high value. and PublicFunctions.Highest( this ISeries<double> seria, this int length, this int barsback) - The fun...
by curiousMan
12 Jan 2015
Forum: MultiCharts .NET
Topic: Current Ask and Bid in the backtester [SOLVED]
Replies: 1
Views: 1593

Current Ask and Bid in the backtester [SOLVED]

Hello, I have some questions: 1. Is it correct that in a Signal script (for the back-tester and live trading) this.Bars.CloseValue == this.Bars.Close[0]; 2. The same concerns Ticks: is it correct that this.Bars.TicksValue == this.Bars.Ticks[0]; 3. Why this.Bars.TicksValue returns 0.0 for historical ...

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