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The "start in" property of the shortcut icon seems to be correct ("C:\Program Files\AmiBroker").
In preferences>AFL , The include path and formula tree path are relative to windows\system32. I change these to be relative to the amibroker folder. I save every thing and restart Amibroker and I am back to all of the problems described above.


Thank You for your fast response. After posting on the forum, I did some tests and it does look like the culprit is the jurik installer. I sent Norman Smith of Jurik an email detailing the steps I took and the results. A copy of that email is included below.


shut down Amibroker and ran the jurik installer.
Not so good. It starts in the working directory "C:\windows\system32". The Shortcut Icon has it starting in C:\Programfiles\Amibroker. No matter what I do it starts in the wrong working directory.


FYI: I open a formula(after navigating away from the system32 folder) in the AB editor, added a jurikjma and plotted it on a chart. Seems to be OK, But having it default to the wrong working directory every time is inconvenient in the extreme.


Jurik Bands algorithm based on Igorads' document which is in elite section.I asked and paid one of the pro programmes to create the jurik band based on Igorads' document and here it is.So full credit and honourable mention goes to İgorad and Nick Beluck and me .To use the indicator for trading purpose the indi needs little bit more tuning.İn Jurik website I have seen this indicator called Jurik Spandex bands for Amibroker platform. For comparision please have a look at the original website: _freebies.gif


I was looking for this for at least half a year. I traded on Metastock during the last 9 years and one year ago a switched to MT4. On Metastock I had jurik pack (I bought the licence from jurikres.com) but on MT4 there was no adaptative bands indicator.


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After you update the TASCIndicators library to v2017.11 (or higher) in Wealth-Lab, the RelativeDailyMACD and WeeklyMACD indicators can be found under the TASC Magazine Indicators group. You can plot them on a chart or use them as an entry or exit condition in a rule-based strategy without having to program any code yourself.



Adding to your chart

 Once you have the indicators created, you can insert them onto your chart by opening the charting dropdown menu, selecting the add to chart command, then, on the indicators tab, find your named indicator, select it, then click on the add button. Repeat this procedure for additional indicators as well if you wish.
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I found a very simple Supertrend indicator on the website QuantForHire written by Matt Radke, for which I have provided the code below. I am hoping someone can guide me as to how I can backtest this indicator and run a walk forward optimization on the same assuming I take all trades (long and short). I am assuming I need to add something to this code (probably Buy and Sell flags) but am not totally sure where.


Further, I would love some guidance on how clean my code is and if it can be improved in any way. I know there are ways to encapsulate into functions such that the same code can be used in both my backtest and indicator without duplication.



You did not write this AFL,
 I did. It came from my web site: -trend-indicator/, line for line. You should not be posting someone else's code without giving proper credit and you 
DEFINITELY
 should not claim that you wrote it yourself when you did not.



You did not write this AFL,
 I did. It came from my web site: -trend-indicator/ , line for line. You should not be posting someone else's code without giving proper credit and you 
DEFINITELY
 should not claim that you wrote it yourself when you did not.


@Tomasz: I agree that code we post on the internet often gets reused without credit. And obviously we wouldn't post things publicly if we didn't want others to be able to use (and hopefully benefit from) our code. It was the OP's comment that "I have written a very simple Supertrend indicator..." that irritated me. As you recommended, I am happy to accept the OP's apology and move on.


@gambleditall: if you return to where you found the AFL, you will find that there are also working examples of using the SuperTrend indicator in a very simple backtest. I will not repost the URL, because I respect @Tomasz's rules about not promoting other web sites in the forum. However, you can contact me privately if you can't find what you're looking for. Also, related to your original question, you can have both charting and backtesting code in a single AFL file. Whether you do it that way or create two files and use #include as @Tomasz suggested is a design decision.


The problem with this is that it only buys and sells when the 
Close
 is greater/lesser than the ATR band. I have actually modified your Supertrend indicator so that it plots a Buy/Sell signal taking wicks into consideration (
High/Low
). The code for this is given below.


First method, using drag-and-drop interface is very simple and does not require writing single line of code. To learn more about drag-and-drop indicator creation please check Tutorial: How to use drag-and-drop charting interface





Second method involves writing an indicator formula in flexible AFL (AmiBroker Formula Language). You can find the description of this language in AFL Reference Guide section of user's guide. Here we will present basic steps needed to define and display your own custom indicator. In this example we will define an "indicator" that will show line volume graph (opposite to built-in bar volume graph).


Now you can improve your indicator by adding Param functions so both color and style of the plot can be modified using Parameters dialog. To do so, click with RIGHT mouse button over chart pane and select 
Edit Formula
 (or press Ctrl+E)


Then press 
Apply indicator 
 to apply the changes. Now click with RIGHT mouse button over chart pane again and select 
Parameters
 (or press Ctrl+R) and you will see parameters dialog allowing to modify colors and styles used to plot a chart:


Just wondering if anybody have coded the Schaff Trend Indicator (STC) on AFL and is willing to share with the community - just feel that doing a WET approach (Write

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