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Check out the Tulip Bulb mania from back in the 1600's. That's what we've got now, with the difference that a tulip bulb has a much higher intrinsic value than a bitcoin does.

I did zip it all up and save it, intending to figure out how to shoehorn it into the new board. So 15 years in and I'm still like, dang, that looks really really hard. So I guess this is all technically still within the realm of possibility...

Hi rlite,

Depends on the tool. If it's a script, it won't know to run into the future, so you have to detect it in your code and do it all at an older bar in time. If you have an example to post, I can help figure out what's up...

Earik

Also double check your reference bars setting in your script. That needs to be how many bars to reserve for history so the script can access past data. If you are running a 20-period average, you'd set it to 20 or larger. Weird stuff can happen if you set it to something smaller than you need. W59 h...

On an intraday chart, the way W59 knows that a bar has closed is when a timestamp shows up in the next bar (basically the next open comes in). Then W59 says "ok, great, let's close out that bar and move on". So you get all your signals, etc, etc. On a daily chart, that's actually a lot trickier, bec...

Thanks, Todd. Happy New Year to you too!

Nice systems, gang!

I do have a few hives that are still chugging along. Those sort of rebuild themselves as they go, which definitely makes them more robust. I hadn't checked the genetic USM systems on Gold though - that's very cool.

Earik

See your other post - example there.

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Hi Galaxy, If you search for "ascii" in the help file (help - W59 help), there's an example there. Basically, go: 1) file - new - chart, then check "offline". 2) Click the "browse" button that pops up over the symbol tab 3) choose "ascii" (middle option, on top) 4) The first time you load a file, yo...

Hi gang, I had some free time, and thought it would be fun to pull up an ES chart and apply some of the mechanical systems I've built over the years. I never expect systems to last forever, and there's even a whole discussion about this in the Mechanical Trading book, but even though I know that int...