I wrote an indicator that is based on a length of 20 bars... My problem is... that is takes hundreds of bars before it finally shows up. How can I get it to show up earlier than this? My big concern is when ES rolls over, I won't have enough bars to read the indicator for several days prior...
Thanks
Problem with indicator showing up....
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Re: Problem with indicator showing up....
MultiCharts will automatically look back on the number of bars required to calculate the indicator. Without your code, I cannot tell how many bars is required. My experience tells me that most people thought it takes less than required.I wrote an indicator that is based on a length of 20 bars... My problem is... that is takes hundreds of bars before it finally shows up. How can I get it to show up earlier than this? My big concern is when ES rolls over, I won't have enough bars to read the indicator for several days prior...
Thanks
ps. You can make a continuous contract on ES, that should cover your rollover concerns.
Look up "Custom Futures" in the wiki for detail
https://www.multicharts.com/trading-sof ... /Main_Page
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Re: Problem with indicator showing up....
TJ is right. Obviously there is a function or another input causing the indicator to require more than 20 bars for calculation and outputting first results.
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Re: Problem with indicator showing up....
Yes, however it will not let you use the script if you set it to less then required. The only solutions is to analyze and modify the script.