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Who is interested in learning ACSIL C++ programming for Sierra Charts

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 marts01 
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Hi,

I've been looking at modifying or creating my own indicators for Sierra Charts. I understand, it should not be that difficult to learn but i have not found a simple tutorial which relates to Sierra and there "#include <Sierrachart.h>" code.

I figure it should not be that difficult; and if someone who knows how to demonstrate some steps, thru an interactive thread, that would be great. Perhaps some simple steps, perhaps we could pick a project to work on, and this person or persons could lead the class. I'm not looking for hand holding, just a little push in the right direction with Q&A, to only get us stated.

I find, alot out there, including the sierra site, lacks a simple process, just to get started.

Don't know how many people are interested, nor if anyone(s) is interested in leading such a class. Not looking for anything earth moving.

Unfortunately, sierra seems as if the concentration is on development and programmers. I think it has so much "more" to offer and so reasonably priced, if only there were a couple of simple steps forward to get stated.

Just a thought.

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Hi,

I've been looking at modifying or creating my own indicators for Sierra Charts. I understand, it should not be that difficult to learn but i have not found a simple tutorial which relates to Sierra and there "#include <Sierrachart.h>" code..

I am interested in learning how to write backtesting and automated code in C++ fopr Sierra Chart and I am having really hard time finding any material related to this as well.

I was wondering if you had any luck so far.

thank you

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 marts01 
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I am interested in learning how to write backtesting and automated code in C++ fopr Sierra Chart and I am having really hard time finding any material related to this as well.

I was wondering if you had any luck so far.

thank you

I haven t really found anything on ACSIL, except for Sierra's website. I've been using their spreadsheets.. I found you can do alot with them.

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I am interested in learning how to write backtesting and automated code in C++ fopr Sierra Chart and I am having really hard time finding any material related to this as well.

I was wondering if you had any luck so far.

thank you

I made some indicators in SC, but now im switch to NinjaTrader for backtest , Sierra as Backtest unusable and Disastrous if u want see realistc results.
In fact SC writes in own Forum , the SC BAcktest/Replay is for test Strategy working only , not for any realistic result.
Today i do BackTest... in NT , and RealTrading in SC, Sc is faster and stable..

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 Jemo 
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I made some indicators in SC, but now im switch to NinjaTrader for backtest , Sierra as Backtest unusable and Disastrous if u want see realistc results.
In fact SC writes in own Forum , the SC BAcktest/Replay is for test Strategy working only , not for any realistic result.
Today i do BackTest... in NT , and RealTrading in SC, Sc is faster and stable..

Very helpful hear. But what about automated trading/mechanical trading? DO you do that in NT as well ?

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 Jemo 
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I haven t really found anything on ACSIL, except for Sierra's website. I've been using their spreadsheets.. I found you can do alot with them.

How do you utilize SC spreadsheets? THanks

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Very helpful hear. But what about automated trading/mechanical trading? DO you do that in NT as well ?

No, yet

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 marts01 
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How do you utilize SC spreadsheets? THanks

Mainly with studies and indicators. I was surprised how powerful the spreadsheets are... As a matter of fact, i saw someone mention that they build their indicators on the spreadsheet before they program them. Which makes alot of sense, when creating the logic. It's easy to mess around with a spreadsheet until you get your thoughts in order.


I think it is ok, as long as the indicators are not to intense.

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Interested in learning basic ascil to address SC problems in execution, position/risk, trade management.

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 illogsamples 
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Count me in. I am a total newbie regarding programming. I have been delaying getting into it far too long.

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