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I have a simple EFS routine that looks at the first and last 30min bar of a day and plots the difference of the change in those two thirty-minute bars. I plot this as a LINE plot on a DAILY chart.
I do this calculation using the statement:
vMyVar = close(0,inv(30)) - close(-1,inv(30)) - ( close(-12, inv(30)) - close(-13, inv(30)) )
When I plot my results on the DAILY chart, it appears that the inv() function is only getting data for the last 30 days. That is, my indicator works fine, as long as I don't want to look back further than 30 days.
Is this a limitation of the inv() function? Or is there a way to tell the EFS to go back more?
JOHN
I do this calculation using the statement:
vMyVar = close(0,inv(30)) - close(-1,inv(30)) - ( close(-12, inv(30)) - close(-13, inv(30)) )
When I plot my results on the DAILY chart, it appears that the inv() function is only getting data for the last 30 days. That is, my indicator works fine, as long as I don't want to look back further than 30 days.
Is this a limitation of the inv() function? Or is there a way to tell the EFS to go back more?
JOHN
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