The RTL language enables user text variables that can hold up to 30 characters of textual information. Each ticker symbol tracked by Investor/RT has its own set of 32 textual values. The RTL token names for these variables are T#1, T#2, ... T#32, analogous to the nomenclature for numeric V# variables. Like V#'s, any T# variable may be displayed in a quotepage and may be included in a quotepage format.
Can you break expressions up on multiple lines?
Yes, just end each line with a semi-colon. The following Signal gives an example:
SET(V#1, MA / CL);
IF(V#1 > 0) THEN (SET(V#2, HI)) ELSE (SET(V#3, LO));
V#1 > 0
The RTL formula (syntax) checking process has been improved in several ways to facilitate entry of RTL scan, signal, and custom indicator formulas. The improvements are designed to facilitate entry of technical indicator tokens in cases where multiple tokens are needed for the same technical indicator. In addition, the improvements enable the user to extend the technical indicator tokens available for use in RTL formulas through the use of pre-defined technical indicator "presets".
How do I Compute the IB (Initial Balance) High, Low, or Range?
Also see: RTL Tutorial
Compute the IB (Initial Balance) High, Low, or Range?
This would be done with the Session Statistics Indicator (SESST). To compute the IB High, setup SESST with "Highest Price: High: First 60 Mins of the session." as seen below:
