Elliot Wave

Hi there,

Could someone convert this Elliot Wave Analyzer (weekly waves)for MetaStock also in daily or intraday waves, in efs?

A bit how it works:

It identify some period (differ for each sort of EW line). For example, for Weekly Wave this period is one week. And yes, then it'll select HIGHEST AND LOWEST bar and chart the line depends on which bar number is smaller. Check out source code for WEEKLY WAVE logic below.
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// BEGIN LOGIC

procedure IdentifyWeeklyWaves;
var

i: integer;
lastWeekClose, lastShift, lastWeekOpen: integer;
weekHighShift, weekLowShift: integer;
weekHighPrice, weekLowPrice: double;
swing_0, swing_1, swing_2, swing_3: integer;
middleWeekShift: integer;

begin

lastShift := -1;

for i := 0 to High(timeDate) do
begin

lastWeekClose := GetLastWeeklyClose(i);

if (lastShift = lastWeekClose) then
Continue
else
lastShift := lastWeekClose;

lastWeekOpen := GetLastWeeklyClose(lastWeekClose);

if (lastWeekClose = -1) or (lastWeekOpen = -1) then
Continue;

weekHighShift := GetHighestHighShift(lastWeekClose - 1, lastWeekClose - lastWeekOpen);
weekLowShift := GetLowestLowShift(lastWeekClose - 1, lastWeekClose - lastWeekOpen);

weekHighPrice := H[weekHighShift];
weekLowPrice := L[weekLowShift];

if (weekHighShift < weekLowShift) then
begin
weeklyWaves[lastWeekOpen] := weekHighPrice;
middleWeekShift := lastWeekClose - MathCeil((lastWeekClose - lastWeekOpen + 1) / 2);
weeklyWaves[middleWeekShift] := weekLowPrice;
end
else
begin
weeklyWaves[lastWeekOpen] := weekLowPrice;
middleWeekShift := lastWeekClose - MathCeil((lastWeekClose - lastWeekOpen + 1) / 2);
weeklyWaves[middleWeekShift] := weekHighPrice;
end;

end;

end;

// END OF LOGIC

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Your code appears to be one proc out of a larger program--reproducing it for esignal won't get you much.

BTW, you say to visit your personal website--where would that be?