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Hello,
I have a question regarding the most efficient way (least computer resources) to code an EFS that uses data from a 1000 Tick chart to filter signals on a 250 Tick Chart. For example, I can write a code for the angle of my MACD in the 1000Tick Chart and set this as a global variable, then call that variable back into my efs on the 250 Tick chart.
Or, would it be better to code it all into the 250 Tick chart by creating the 1000Tick MACD within the efs on the 250 Tick chart and doing the angle calculations all on the 250 tick chart.
I will have both the 250 and 1000 tick charts open at all times to view so I'm wondering if it will be redundant to have the MACD on the 1000 tick chart running while creating an EFS on the 250 Tick chart that uses the 1000Tick MACD in the 250 Tick Chart.
I will have this running on quite a few symbols simultaneously so efficiency matters.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Joe
I have a question regarding the most efficient way (least computer resources) to code an EFS that uses data from a 1000 Tick chart to filter signals on a 250 Tick Chart. For example, I can write a code for the angle of my MACD in the 1000Tick Chart and set this as a global variable, then call that variable back into my efs on the 250 Tick chart.
Or, would it be better to code it all into the 250 Tick chart by creating the 1000Tick MACD within the efs on the 250 Tick chart and doing the angle calculations all on the 250 tick chart.
I will have both the 250 and 1000 tick charts open at all times to view so I'm wondering if it will be redundant to have the MACD on the 1000 tick chart running while creating an EFS on the 250 Tick chart that uses the 1000Tick MACD in the 250 Tick Chart.
I will have this running on quite a few symbols simultaneously so efficiency matters.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Joe