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I am using RT/Investor as charting tool - with DTN to import historical data.
With that I can set up a chart with the instrument wanted, put up a Ichimoku-Signal-Generator
and export this data to Excel.
From there the signals may further be used.
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this seems interesting,
I would imagine that if one were to change the interval of the Ichi base chart, then one would derive a different timestamp set of signals in contrast to say, a longer frame chart, and the inverse too
generally, most responses come from applications oriented towards NinjaTrader
has this concept or approach been adapted towards NT?
The excel chart posted above has so many incorrect calculations.
1. For conversion line, base line and leading a line, the high/low calculations actually take the start and end dates and return the high or low from those two dates, not the high/low of the range.
2. For conversion line, base line and leading a line, the lows lows are calculated using the values from the high column