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[User Discussion] - Transfer data to excel
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| [2015-04-07 17:42:05] |
| LukeScisl - Posts: 18 |
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I trade on the ES and CL. Preferred style of play daytrading: 2,75-12,75 and Scalp: 0,50-1,50. I began to notice certain regularities in the ES’s chart and I want to check the effectiveness of statistical from 2012: - 5 methods of entry into the market, - 6 Methods managing of position Data that interest me: - Profit / loss from the transaction (for different levels of SL & TP) - The time from the enter until the target or SL, I have no intention of writing a robot to check it for me, I need to be with each template when selecting the own levels. The problem for me is to collect market data, they absorb a lot of time. Currently my work looks like that when I find the setup I will start to measure it with calculator from SierraChart, then I put the data do excel by hand. I want to speed up the transfer of data to excel, i sit possible? In Sierra Chart is spreadschead whether it is the ability to automatically save the data that interest me through a few clicks and then the possibility of their transfer to excel? Or is the possibility of virtual trading scroll bar after the bar chart on historical data and download data from the result of the transaction (entry price, exit price, time of entry, time of departure, gain / loss) to excel? Date Time Of Last Edit: 2015-04-07 17:43:33
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| [2015-04-07 18:10:34] |
| LukeScisl - Posts: 18 |
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I have two options for data which I work: a. I can do it on account SierraChart (SC Historical Data) b. Cannon Trading (TransAct Futures date) |
| [2015-04-09 13:58:54] |
| LukeScisl - Posts: 18 |
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I need lessons via skype from Sierra Chart. Can anyone help me at a reasonable price? luke.scislowski@gmail.com |
| [2015-04-13 18:44:18] |
| LukeScisl - Posts: 18 |
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sorry Date Time Of Last Edit: 2015-04-13 18:49:45
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