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channasri
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Post: #976  Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2018 9:48 pm Post subject: |
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H Charts basic is a very useful tool. However, it is not so user friendly in mobile phone. It is difficult to change the settings of indicators and oscillators by using mobile phone. Therefore, kindly help us by changing the methodology of computation of EMA and such derived averages in live charts basic to be in line with HCharts basic tool.
Many times I have found that posting replies to the discussion forum threads is not possible with mobile phone. Please look into it.
| SwingTrader wrote: | | channasri wrote: | @ST,
Candlesticks become normal if I switch over to 2days for 3min and 3days for 5min. I have seen this for many months. However, values of certain EMAs appear different from one duration chart to another. For example, 200EMA in 20 days chart of 3 min is slightly different from 200 EMA in 3days chart of 3min. This difference is much higher for EMAs still higher number of periods.
I am sorry for delayed response. |
Yes, EMA values issue will be there due to the different number of bars considered for computation of EMA (also different starting point for such computation). SMA has fixed lookback period so you won't see this problem in its values. The issue is there by how EMAs are computed.
In HCharts (Basic) you will not encounter this issue as fixed number of bars are displayed in the charts. In live charts, new bars get appended to the chart so this issue will be there. |
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apka
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| Post: #977 Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2018 12:06 pm Post subject: |
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| SwingTrader wrote: | | apka wrote: | | For me its mobile.. but i mostly have always posted using mobile.. i dont access to laptop / desktop. Ill get one soon. |
I checked posting by mobile, I am facing the same issue. Let me see what to do. The forum software we are using is quite old. We are testing latest versions but it can be implemented only on a different server as other supporting software also needs to be upgraded. We are in the process of testing all that. In the meantime, let me see if I can find a temporary fix.
I will update you on this... |
The forums you are using phpBB which is from around early 2000s and hasnt seen frequent updates... It is open source and free making it is easy to modify.. but the cost is no "supoort staff"".. its just people who use the forums asking for and giving solutions.
At that time the better "acclaimed" popular and running forums were of vbullten... which ofcourse isnt free.
If you are considering upgrading, and price can be absorbed for long term basis its a good forum with latest supports to mobile, tabs, etc and is updated continually and comes with support staff. |
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channasri
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| Post: #978 Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2018 7:25 pm Post subject: |
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| This forum is purely for TA and discussions with iCharts.in team |
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| Post: #979 Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2018 7:33 pm Post subject: |
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| channasri wrote: | | This forum is purely for TA and discussions with iCharts.in team |
I have deleted the tweet below. We are seeing lots of these posts. They are most likely bots. I have blocked the user also.
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| Post: #980 Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2018 7:40 pm Post subject: |
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| apka wrote: |
The forums you are using phpBB which is from around early 2000s and hasnt seen frequent updates... It is open source and free making it is easy to modify.. but the cost is no "supoort staff"".. its just people who use the forums asking for and giving solutions.
At that time the better "acclaimed" popular and running forums were of vbullten... which ofcourse isnt free.
If you are considering upgrading, and price can be absorbed for long term basis its a good forum with latest supports to mobile, tabs, etc and is updated continually and comes with support staff. |
Yes, we are still using the original phpbb forum software we installed when we started the website. The mistake I did was I modified the forum ("modded") very extensively when I installed it. Due to this reason I am unable to upgrade it. There is a hard link between the forum and the main website software (called a bridge), this makes it difficult to move to a new forum easily. But we will do it by exporting all data. The only issue most likely will be a reset of user passwords (they will have to set new passwords). The delay in moving to new software is due to this. Also, once we move to new software, the forum will not be embedded into the website. It will be like a standalone website (look and feel wise).
We are testing the best way to do all this.
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manojkr78
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| Post: #981 Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2018 10:09 pm Post subject: |
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ST,
Please post the updated breadth oscillator charts. |
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apka
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| Post: #982 Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2018 10:12 pm Post subject: |
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Open forums have a lot these ideas and tricks posted, they might help or you can even ask. Apart from that hotscripts site is very useful and full of options.
Something must be there to make migration easier.
Keeping the forum separate is a good idea. It will keep other data safe. Im actually surprised icharts has managed to not attract any wannabe hackers to use exploits (hacker term)...Ive seen many sites with outdated scripts being hacked into because they are less secure... I used to be a moderator at europes no.1 site neworder box (you may know).. doesn't exist anymore. |
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SwingTrader
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| Post: #983 Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2018 10:17 pm Post subject: |
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| apka wrote: | Open forums have a lot these ideas and tricks posted, they might help or you can even ask. Apart from that hotscripts site is very useful and full of options.
Something must be there to make migration easier.
Keeping the forum separate is a good idea. It will keep other data safe. Im actually surprised icharts has managed to not attract any wannabe hackers to use exploits (hacker term)...Ive seen many sites with outdated scripts being hacked into because they are less secure... I used to be a moderator at europes no.1 site neworder box (you may know).. doesn't exist anymore. |
Sure, will check the same.
We have modified the forum code considerably to prevent exploits etc. Also disabled few risky features to prevent exploits too. Bots still do create problems but it can be handled.
Anyway, we need to move away from this fast, we are probably pushing our luck for too long.
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| Post: #984 Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2018 10:18 pm Post subject: |
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NSE Market Breadth Oscillator as on 21st Dec 2018
Breadth has held up well even though market went down hard on Friday. Breadth action through this pullback will be key for the near term move.
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| Post: #985 Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2018 8:43 pm Post subject: |
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NSE Breadth Oscillator as on 24th Dec 2018
Breadth is down strong. Next few days will tell us how big a decline this will be. Short term could go down fast below zero but medium term too going down fast will make things tricky. So I will be watching this pullback closely.
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Sun08
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| Post: #986 Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2018 12:46 pm Post subject: |
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| Yearly candle is not good. Only a close well above 10941 on 31/12 will mean bullish bias for the year. |
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| Post: #987 Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2018 8:47 pm Post subject: |
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| Sun08 wrote: | | Yearly candle is not good. Only a close well above 10941 on 31/12 will mean bullish bias for the year. |
ok, will keep an eye on that level.
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| Post: #988 Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2018 8:51 pm Post subject: |
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NSE Breadth Oscillator as on 27th Dec 2018
Short term breadth ticking down but medium and long term holding up atleast as of now. Wait and watch mode...
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| Post: #989 Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2018 10:11 pm Post subject: |
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ST, pl have a look at the following, particularly the last line
Nifty seems to be critically poised. Daily and weekly volumes are average while monthly and quarterly volumes may be -ve and yearly volume average +ve. On yearly basis, it must close well above 10941. But, even then, all may not be well. I will check EOD 31/12 and revert. As of now, it appears that, even if nifty rises and even makes an ATH, it may fall 15% from high.
Bank nifty is bullish than nifty in that sense (except in short term) and hence, gives confusing signals.
I am inclined to believe that, contrary to TV experts, 2019 may yet again be a mid/small cap year.
w.r.t. the last line, if large caps don't do well in 2019 but mid/small caps outperform like in 2018, how will your oscillators behave? may be a look at 2018 can help? |
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| Post: #990 Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2018 10:24 pm Post subject: |
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I am inclined to believe that, contrary to TV experts, 2019 may yet again be a mid/small cap year.
w.r.t. the last line, if large caps don't do well in 2019 but mid/small caps outperform like in 2018, how will your oscillators behave? may be a look at 2018 can help? |
You mean 2017, right? mid/small caps outperformed largecaps in 2017. In 2018, large caps outperformed.
Below is 2017 breadth oscillator chart. 2017 started with full bullish stance continuing from 2016 with long term breadth staying in positive territory throughout the year. Medium term and short term oscillators gave 3-4 opportunities to enter/add to existing positions.
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