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  • #101
  • Aug 27, 2012 9:23am Aug 27, 2012 9:23am
Quoting hir0406
i have an ea n my chart.it gives alert to buy and sell in alert pop up window.i want that alert data in excel.is that possible?
No, I don't believe that it's possible.

@nubcake: I deleted my previous post, as I decided that it served no constructive purpose. But too late, it seems. LOL.
  • #102
  • Aug 27, 2012 3:57pm Aug 27, 2012 3:57pm
Indeed, hanover, that I noticed too, how's you're a Commercial member but you can still post here as well? No problem with that, just being curious ... did you hack the site or something? Can you have a peek into ppl's PMs and private trade explorers as well?

Quoting hanover
No, I don't believe that it's possible.

@nubcake: I deleted my previous post, as I decided that it served no constructive purpose. But too late, it seems. LOL.
forget about tomorrow, just steal away into the night
  • #103
  • Aug 27, 2012 4:13pm Aug 27, 2012 4:13pm
Quoting hir0406
i have an ea n my chart.it gives alert to buy and sell in alert pop up window.i want that alert data in excel.is that possible?
Are you hoping to do this through the DDE link? If so then I agree with the others that it's probably not possible.

You could however, log it to a file then import into Excel.

Perhaps if you could elaborate a bit as to what the purpose of this would be then maybe somebody could post a solution.
  • #104
  • Aug 27, 2012 5:46pm Aug 27, 2012 5:46pm
Quoting hir0406
i have an ea n my chart.it gives alert to buy and sell in alert pop up window.i want that alert data in excel.is that possible?
Very interesting (zzz...) ego battle here, and your question seems to have been forgotten. Why don't you try to use the FileWrite function?
  • #105
  • Edited 12:48am Aug 28, 2012 12:29am | Edited 12:48am
Quoting spekitox
Indeed, hanover, that I noticed too, how's you're a Commercial member but you can still post here as well? No problem with that, just being curious ... did you hack the site or something? Can you have a peek into ppl's PMs and private trade explorers as well?
No, I'm not involved in any activities as sinister as illegal hacking, LOL. Instead, I suspect that Twee has answered your question here (note: this thread was in the Platform Tech forum, at the time these posts were made. The Commercial Forum didn't exist before November 2009).

I have only one commercial product, a visual editor for MT4; I'm not selling education, signals, systems, EAs, etc, unlike many of the other products that are currently being promoted in the Commercial Forum.

Failing this, I can only assume that it's an oversight on the part of the FF administrators.
  • #106
  • Aug 28, 2012 1:38am Aug 28, 2012 1:38am
Quoting hanover
here
some sense of sensibility on a policy. and here i had given-up all hope. +1 ff.

@medici : yes, he should try the filewrite function, and perhaps he should also try using a keyboard and a computer and maybe even a mouse? who knows. your answer is very relevant (or is just a pointless post to get your 2c in on something you should have paid no attention to, and you just ended-up sounding really silly?).

as for hir and his ongoing question, the question needs to be put forward to someone who is perhaps more familiar and comfortable with the windows api and the system messages and window handles that mt4 uses. there may be some straight-forward api way to know when the alert window is being sent new text and what the text is.

you are unlikely to find an answer on this forum unless someone like 7bit pops-up with some elegant windows api trickery that cuts straight to the issue... or you could ask medici to help some more. i suspect figuring-out, or actually finding-out, the logic behind the EA alerts is far easier to do than trying to find a way to piggy-back off the EA alerts that occur. get the logic and write it into a new indicator that logs when the conditions would trigger instead of trying to grab at text being output from a foreign process.

or, just ask the EA writer to add in the option to have alerts written to file and be done with the whole thing. basically, it appears the answer to your question is simply that the process to accomplishing what you want is probably more trouble than it's worth.

if it comes down to desperation then another simple, but dirty, approach is to just manually drop objects onto the chart yourself at the times when the alerts occur, and have a custom indicator find and log the times and prices where the objects are all sitting. that's a compromise answer.
Congratulations ScalaFX for coming out of the closet!
  • #107
  • Aug 28, 2012 3:23am Aug 28, 2012 3:23am
Yeah, hanover, legal hacking, that is trying to break the system in the lab, so it won't break in a mission critical environment, that is much more fun and pays a lot better.

Why don't you guys have a coding competition here? So you can show off your skills, how to produce quality software. Code metrics talks, bullshit walks. Or something like that, ha-ha.
forget about tomorrow, just steal away into the night
  • #108
  • Aug 28, 2012 3:30am Aug 28, 2012 3:30am
Quoting nubcake
some sense of sensibility on a policy. and here i had given-up all hope. +1 ff.

@medici : yes, he should try the filewrite function, and perhaps he should also try using a keyboard and a computer and maybe even a mouse? who knows. your answer is very relevant (or is just a pointless post to get your 2c in on something you should have paid no attention to, and you just ended-up sounding really silly?).

as for hir and his ongoing question, the question needs to be put forward to someone who is perhaps more familiar and comfortable...
Thank you for kind and helpful response. Thank you also for a useless blurb exposing your ignorance. Yes, it is unlikely that one gets answers to simple questions like "Is it possible...?" with people like yourself and 7bit pestering the forum - half-educated dim-wits busy making rude and arrogant posts about things you only partially understand.

My brief, and so far the only constructive, response to hir0406's question assumed that he had access to the EA source code - then it's easy to use the mq4 function FileWrite to log the alerts to a csv file in a format readable by Excel. Without the source code it's a matter of using SetWindowsHookEx from user32.dll - equally straightforward but one may have to filter the output data depending on what's displayed in the alert window.

So, that's my affirmative answer to the question whether it's possible, and I have no intention to offer any further advice and help on this. But maybe a helpful self-learner like hanover could read up on things and help out?
  • #109
  • Aug 28, 2012 9:20pm Aug 28, 2012 9:20pm
Quoting spekitox
Why don't you guys have a coding competition here? So you can show off your skills, how to produce quality software. Code metrics talks, bullshit walks. Or something like that, ha-ha.
I don't see why that should be necessary. This is a FOREX forum, after all. I've posted enough code here already, if anybody wants to check it out.

Quoting medici
But maybe a helpful self-learner like hanover could read up on things and help out?
Assuming I understand the requirement, I'd simply precede each Alert("text"); statement in the EA with a FileWrite("text"); statement, to output the alert detail to an already open file.

Then the alert data could be imported into Excel either manually, or automatically using a VBA macro.

That's one possible approach. But nobody can progress this without knowing the exact requirement, and the .mq4 code.
  • #110
  • Nov 27, 2012 9:53am Nov 27, 2012 9:53am
Quoting hanover
Marcin, here's the MQL4 function for MACD:

iMACD(ccy,tf,12,26,9,PRICE_CLOSE,MODE_MAIN,i)

where 12, 26 and 9 represent the fast EMA, slow EMA and signal SMA respectively (note: MT4's MACD uses a SMA rather than an EMA to calc the signal line - see my post here for more info http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...39#post1916539)

PRICE_CLOSE means that you want to calc MACD based on the closing price of each bar.
MODE_MAIN means that you want the main line, or replace it with MODE_SIGNAL is you want the value...
Thanks hanover,

This will help with what I am looking for. However, tons of custom EAs I am trying to export. AKKK so I will need to add a bunch of iCustoms lol.

If there was only some way to export all the data included in the datawindow would make it so much easier.
  • #111
  • Dec 31, 2012 5:30pm Dec 31, 2012 5:30pm
O Mighty fellow traders!

Is there a good enough Soul among us to share (or make) a script that would export Object Description for all objects on chart into .txt or .csv file?
Meaning:
1) I manually put vertical line(s), and equip it with text in Description field (or Name field, it does not matter);
2) I run a ExportVLineDescription script, which exports Description field text for all Vertical lines on selected (current) Time Frame chart;
3) I process so acquired exported file further, and live happily ever after.

Thank you for your help,

Happy New Year,

Best regards,

Simon
S love nia

  • #112
  • Jan 2, 2013 4:37pm Jan 2, 2013 4:37pm
There is an example in MT4 Documentation, of Export Object Description code, so that actually solves my request.

Thank you anyway,

Best regards,

Simon
S love nia
  • #113
  • Edited Jan 3, 2013 1:20pm Jan 2, 2013 5:47pm | Edited Jan 3, 2013 1:20pm
Quoting Chistabo
There is an example in MT4 Documentation, of Export Object Description code, so that actually solves my request.

Thank you anyway,

Best regards,

Simon
S love nia
Hi Simon,

I'm glad that you solved it.

Attached is a very basic script that outputs a list of objects (that exist on the current chart) and some of their attributes to a CSV file (name: ...../experts/files/ObjectList---[Pair],[TF].csv). Any file (of the same name) gets overwritten each time you run the script.

Sample output:
Inserted Code
#,Name,Descr,Time1,Price1,Time2,Price2,Color,Style,Width,BG,Ray,Code,Corner,Xpos,Ypos
0,#signal-A,"  72.74",,0.00000,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,0,1,15,65
1,#signal-B,"2.0  (2.8%)  S",,0.00000,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,0,1,15,110
2,#signal-C,"-10       11.45  $",,0.00000,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,0,1,15,130
3,#signal-D,"24 / 71  [35,159]  (33%)  R",,0.00000,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,0,1,15,150
4,#signal-E,"+3.600   -7.700  C",,0.00000,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,0,1,15,170
5,#signal-F,"01:35:38    (40%)   02h24m  T",,0.00000,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,0,1,15,190
6,#signal-T,"•••••••••••••••••••••••••",,0.00000,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,0,1,15,96
7,#signal-X-00,"1",,0.00000,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,0,1,35,20
8,#signal-X-01,"5",,0.00000,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,0,1,51,20
96,#signal-XY-00-00,"n",,0.00000,,0.00000,DarkGoldenrod,0,1,false,false,0,1,35,30
17,#signal-XY-00-01,"n",,0.00000,,0.00000,Green,0,1,false,false,0,1,35,40
18,#signal-XY-00-02,"n",,0.00000,,0.00000,RoyalBlue,0,1,false,false,0,1,35,50
19,#signal-XY-01-00,"n",,0.00000,,0.00000,Yellow,0,1,false,false,0,1,51,30
20,#signal-XY-01-01,"n",,0.00000,,0.00000,Yellow,0,1,false,false,0,1,51,40
23,#signal-Y-00,"MA",,0.00000,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,0,1,10,30
44,#signal-Y-01,"Osc",,0.00000,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,0,1,10,40
45,#signal-Y-02,"SAR",,0.00000,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,0,1,10,50
46,@CL-0304,"Weekly high",2013.01.03 00:00,73.11800,2013.01.03 20:00,73.11800,White,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
47,@CL-0305,"Monthly low",2013.01.03 00:00,71.52500,2013.01.03 20:00,71.52500,White,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
48,@CL-0306,"Weekly high",2013.01.03 00:00,71.59800,2013.01.03 20:00,71.59800,White,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
49,@CL-0307,"Weekly low",2013.01.03 00:00,70.20600,2013.01.03 20:00,70.20600,Silver,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
50,@CL-0308,"Weekly high",2013.01.03 00:00,71.13700,2013.01.03 20:00,71.13700,Silver,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
51,@CL-0309,"Daily low",2013.01.03 00:00,70.37200,2013.01.03 20:00,70.37200,Gray,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
52,@CL-0310,"Daily high",2013.01.03 00:00,70.64800,2013.01.03 20:00,70.64800,Gray,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
53,@CL-0311,"Daily low",2013.01.03 00:00,69.99900,2013.01.03 20:00,69.99900,Gray,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
54,@CL-0312,"Daily high",2013.01.03 00:00,70.23800,2013.01.03 20:00,70.23800,Gray,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
57,@CL-0325,"Daily S1 (std)",2013.01.03 00:00,71.87000,2013.01.03 20:00,71.87000,DodgerBlue,2,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
68,@CL-0326,"Daily S2 (std)",2013.01.03 00:00,70.90100,2013.01.03 20:00,70.90100,DodgerBlue,2,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
69,@CL-0327,"Daily S3 (std)",2013.01.03 00:00,70.27700,2013.01.03 20:00,70.27700,DodgerBlue,2,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
70,@CL-0328,"Daily R1 (std)",2013.01.03 00:00,73.46300,2013.01.03 20:00,73.46300,DodgerBlue,2,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
71,@CL-0329,"Daily R2 (std)",2013.01.03 00:00,74.08700,2013.01.03 20:00,74.08700,DodgerBlue,2,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
72,@CL-0330,"Daily R3 (std)",2013.01.03 00:00,75.05600,2013.01.03 20:00,75.05600,DodgerBlue,2,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
87,@CL-0345,"Price = 73.000",2013.01.03 00:00,73.00000,2013.01.03 20:00,73.00000,Red,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
88,@CL-0346,"",2013.01.04 00:00,73.00000,,0.00000,Red,0,1,false,false,6,0,0,0
89,@CL-0347,"Price = 73.500",2013.01.03 00:00,73.50000,2013.01.03 20:00,73.50000,Red,2,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
90,@CL-0348,"Price = 72.500",2013.01.03 00:00,72.50000,2013.01.03 20:00,72.50000,Red,2,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
91,@CL-0349,"Price = 74.000",2013.01.03 00:00,74.00000,2013.01.03 20:00,74.00000,Red,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
92,@CL-0350,"",2013.01.04 00:00,74.00000,,0.00000,Red,0,1,false,false,6,0,0,0
121,BaghdadyLevels-0000048-0-ASA,"",2013.01.03 01:00,72.78400,2013.01.03 08:59,72.78400,b0g48r0,0,1,true,false,0,0,0,0
122,BaghdadyLevels-0000048-0-ASB,"",2013.01.03 01:00,72.78400,2013.01.03 08:59,72.78400,b0g48r0,0,1,true,false,0,0,0,0
123,BaghdadyLevels-0000048-1-ASA,"",2013.01.02 01:00,71.62600,2013.01.02 08:59,73.11500,b0g48r0,0,1,true,false,0,0,0,0
124,BaghdadyLevels-0000048-1-ASB,"",2013.01.02 01:00,71.53100,2013.01.02 08:59,71.52500,b0g48r0,0,1,true,false,0,0,0,0
125,BaghdadyLevels-0000048-1-BSA,"",2013.01.02 10:00,72.90400,2013.01.02 17:59,73.11800,b0g0r56,0,1,true,false,0,0,0,0
126,BaghdadyLevels-0000048-1-BSB,"",2013.01.02 10:00,72.80200,2013.01.02 17:59,72.60900,b0g0r56,0,1,true,false,0,0,0,0
127,BaghdadyLevels-0000048-1-CSA,"",2013.01.02 15:00,72.77600,2013.01.02 22:59,72.98900,b64g0r0,0,1,true,false,0,0,0,0
128,BaghdadyLevels-0000048-1-CSB,"",2013.01.02 15:00,72.71000,2013.01.02 22:59,72.23200,b64g0r0,0,1,true,false,0,0,0,0
243,Bid Ask Line-Ask,"",2013.01.03 00:00,72.75600,2013.01.03 08:00,72.75600,Yellow,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
244,Bid Ask Line-Bid,"",2013.01.03 00:00,72.73600,2013.01.03 08:00,72.73600,Yellow,0,1,false,false,0,0,0,0
245,Bid Ask Line-BidL,"",2013.01.03 12:00,72.73600,,0.00000,Yellow,0,2,false,false,6,0,0,0
246,CandleIdentifier-219-1,"",2013.01.02 20:00,72.18200,,0.00000,Lime,0,2,false,false,241,0,0,0
247,CandleIdentifier-219-1003,"",2012.05.10 12:00,62.47600,,0.00000,White,0,2,false,false,241,0,0,0
248,CandleIdentifier-219-1006,"",2012.05.10 00:00,62.28000,,0.00000,Yellow,0,3,false,false,241,0,0,0
249,CandleIdentifier-219-1010,"",2012.05.09 08:00,63.06100,,0.00000,White,0,1,false,false,242,0,0,0
250,CandleIdentifier-219-1014,"",2012.05.08 16:00,63.31400,,0.00000,Yellow,0,1,false,false,242,0,0,0
251,CandleIdentifier-219-1016,"",2012.05.08 08:00,63.70000,,0.00000,Lime,0,1,false,false,242,0,0,0
252,CandleIdentifier-219-1017,"",2012.05.08 04:00,63.82900,,0.00000,Yellow,0,3,false,false,242,0,0,0
253,CandleIdentifier-219-1019,"",2012.05.07 20:00,63.87600,,0.00000,Yellow,0,4,false,false,242,0,0,0
1055,pyramid1-48-000006,"",2013.01.02 01:00,73.20143,,0.00000,Khaki,0,1,false,false,181,0,0,0
1056,pyramid1-48-000007,"",2012.12.31 16:00,71.90056,,0.00000,Khaki,0,1,false,false,181,0,0,0
1057,pyramid1-48-000010,"",2012.12.31 04:00,71.27705,,0.00000,Khaki,0,4,false,false,221,0,0,0
1058,pyramid1-48-000012,"",2012.12.28 20:00,70.32200,,0.00000,Khaki,0,4,false,false,222,0,0,0
1172,CSM-1--D1-AUD,"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII",,0.00000,,0.00000,Green,0,1,false,false,0,0,945,180
1173,CSM-1--D1-AUD-CCY,"AUD",,0.00000,,0.00000,Green,0,1,false,false,0,0,950,208
1174,CSM-1--D1-AUD-VAL,"67",,0.00000,,0.00000,Green,0,1,false,false,0,0,949,69
1175,CSM-1--D1-CAD,"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII",,0.00000,,0.00000,SaddleBrown,0,1,false,false,0,0,930,180
1176,CSM-1--D1-CAD-CCY,"CAD",,0.00000,,0.00000,SaddleBrown,0,1,false,false,0,0,935,208
1177,CSM-1--D1-CAD-VAL,"68",,0.00000,,0.00000,SaddleBrown,0,1,false,false,0,0,934,68
1178,CSM-1--D1-CHF,"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII",,0.00000,,0.00000,Yellow,0,1,false,false,0,0,1020,180
1179,CSM-1--D1-CHF-CCY,"CHF",,0.00000,,0.00000,Yellow,0,1,false,false,0,0,1025,208
1180,CSM-1--D1-CHF-VAL,"39",,0.00000,,0.00000,Yellow,0,1,false,false,0,0,1024,111
1397,CSM-1-991,"————————",,0.00000,,0.00000,DimGray,0,1,false,false,0,0,781,24
1398,CSM-1-992,"———————————————————",,0.00000,,0.00000,DimGray,0,1,false,false,0,0,765,200
1399,CSM-1-993,"————————",,0.00000,,0.00000,DimGray,0,1,false,false,0,0,1237,22
The script will work if you simply copy the .ex4 file into your ..../experts/scripts folder. However, if you copy the .mq4 file there also, then you must also copy the two attached .mqh files into your ..../experts/include folder, for the .mq4 to compile correctly.

Happy New Year,
David
________________________

[EDIT] I've enhanced the script, so that you can now select which object types to include, in the ObjectTypesToList parameter. Just delete out the object types you don't want, and only those remaining will be output. Just make sure to retain the spelling (although upper/lowercase doesn't matter) of each object type, and leave the commas between them. For example, if you want details for only vertical lines and arrows to be output, type vline,arrow
Attached File(s)
File Type: mqh hanover --- extensible functions.mqh   101 KB | 865 downloads
File Type: mqh hanover --- function header.mqh   12 KB | 840 downloads
File Type: ex4 List Object Details.ex4   44 KB | 869 downloads
File Type: mq4 List Object Details.mq4   3 KB | 883 downloads
  • #114
  • Jan 3, 2013 6:07am Jan 3, 2013 6:07am
Fuuuu, Master Hanover the Goldenheart, this is NOT "Attached is a very basic script...", this is MASTERPIECE!

In a parallel Universe called Hanuchi, unknown to common human, you have been just granted all the women you want, all the beer you can drink, and all the fresh vegetables and sweets you can eat (sorry, it is spiritually well developed Universe, therefore no burnt dead meat there; cant' help) by Royal Hanou Cancelers Headmasters! Congratulation! LOL!

If I only need time and data for vertical line, I guess I must change first line. Will try.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, ooo Great Master Hanover the Goldenheart! Bow!

Best regards,

Simon
S love nia
  • #115
  • Jan 3, 2013 1:18pm Jan 3, 2013 1:18pm
Quoting Chistabo
Fuuuu, Master Hanover the Goldenheart, this is NOT "Attached is a very basic script...", this is MASTERPIECE!

In a parallel Universe called Hanuchi, unknown to common human, you have been just granted all the women you want, all the beer you can drink, and all the fresh vegetables and sweets you can eat (sorry, it is spiritually well developed Universe, therefore no burnt dead meat there; cant' help) by Royal Hanou Cancelers Headmasters! Congratulation! LOL!

If I only need time and data for vertical line, I guess I must change first...
Simon,

I've uploaded an enhanced script that allows filtering by object type (see the [EDIT] footnote in my previous post).

Also, if you import the CSV file into Excel, you can easily delete any rows/columns that you don't require.

I'm glad it's a parallel universe you're offering, as one woman in this one is all the love that this old man can handle.

Anyway, I must attend to some 'real' work now — work that pays my bills.

David
  • #116
  • Jan 16, 2013 3:59am Jan 16, 2013 3:59am
Hi Hanover!! I need help =)

There is a lamp for use with MATLAB, for all timeframes with a choice of a long story, which keeps it in OHLCV, and also overwrites it with the new bar. Forgive MACD help with the implementation of this type with a choice of lengths and periods, and if possible even to do so in one indicator: OHLCVM,where M is the value of a histogram(idiale would be this: histogram value = 0 in M is written 0 histogram value> 0 is written in the M 1, the histogram <0 is written in M -1).
C Regards, Alex.
Attached File(s)
File Type: mq4 OutData_InResult.mq4   3 KB | 810 downloads
  • #117
  • Edited 1:46pm Jan 16, 2013 12:35pm | Edited 1:46pm
Quoting alex_1982
Hi Hanover!! I need help =)

There is a lamp for use with MATLAB, for all timeframes with a choice of a long story, which keeps it in OHLCV, and also overwrites it with the new bar. Forgive MACD help with the implementation of this type with a choice of lengths and periods, and if possible even to do so in one indicator: OHLCVM,where M is the value of a histogram(idiale would be this: histogram value = 0 in M is written 0 histogram value> 0 is written in the M 1, the histogram <0 is written in M -1).
C Regards, Alex.
Alex,

I am sorry, but I'm not familiar with the data format that is required by MATLAB.

Anyway, I modified my old Output History indicator to also output the sign (-1,0,1) of the MACD histogram. Hope that's what you're asking for. The code in the indicator you posted was too hard for me to understand, in the time that I have available.

The indicator will work if you simply copy the .ex4 file into your ..../experts/indicators folder, and restart MT4. However, if you copy the .mq4 file there also, then you must also copy the two .mqh files into your ..../experts/include folder, for the .mq4 to compile correctly.

David
Attached File(s)
File Type: mqh hanover --- extensible functions.mqh   101 KB | 817 downloads
File Type: mqh hanover --- function header.mqh   12 KB | 813 downloads
File Type: ex4 Output History alex indicator.ex4   39 KB | 805 downloads
File Type: mq4 Output History alex indicator.mq4   4 KB | 833 downloads
  • #118
  • Jan 16, 2013 2:03pm Jan 16, 2013 2:03pm
Thanks for everything, Hanover, but I do understand =) iCustom (Symbol (), handle, "MACD", 0, i));, and then rounded figures%)) thanks again.
  • #119
  • Jan 16, 2013 2:20pm Jan 16, 2013 2:20pm
I am doing now in Matlab neural network analysis, the problem of classification and forecasting the Forex market. If interested I will keep up to date, because you are the only person who tried to help me. If interested see the attached files.
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  • #120
  • Jan 16, 2013 2:23pm Jan 16, 2013 2:23pm
Quoting alex_1982
I am doing now in Matlab neural network analysis, the problem of classification and forecasting the Forex market. If interested I will keep up to date, because you are the only person who tried to help me. If interested see the attached files.
You need to find better translation software, I did not understand all of your original post . . "There is a lamp for use with MATLAB . . . " ??
20 pips a day isn't too much to ask . . .
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