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Ogee wrote: Wed May 27, 2026 8:29 pm You should look specifically for 'bank holidays' which are institutional organisation's holidays, if institutions aren't trading they will be low volume days;

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looking closer at that Google list why June and July are in the 'already observed list'. Google AI is capable of some absolute howlers lol.
Thank you so much for prompt help

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Before it’s forgotten…
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bilbao wrote: Tue Apr 25, 2017 1:22 am t27_OsMA+PDC 3.5.ex4
This code is good as the idea but has a major bug.
It creates a new level line every second, because it uses the time integer in seconds instead of a date timestamp, and then every second there is a new line at the same price, which not only clutters the platform, but also makes it difficult to create custom alerts.
If anyone could fix this or share the source so that I can fix this?

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There is actually sinewave adapted indicators
Jimmy wrote: Fri May 17, 2019 11:16 pm Adding these two simply as an experiment : one is Ehlers Sine Wave of RSI and the other is Ehlers Sine Wave of Stochastic. Some toys to see if Sine Wave can be used on some other "price" sources than price itself and what would be the result of the original John Ehlers' code in such cases (as a kind of estimation of sine wave indicator usefulness).
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