Hi all,
What I'd like to do is establish a runners upper and lower traded range. I've taken a screen shot of how I think this can be done. But it also Not 100% sure I've done it as intended and require someone to give me the nod
I want to SV the traded range, but only allow it to take the Bottom of the traded range, with only considering 500£ has been matched minimum.
Have I done it correct ?
Thx
Upper and Lower Traded Range
Hmm that doesn't on this (occasion help much) as its working on a different mechanism, I cannot apply that to the lower and upper.
I want to take a screen shot 5 mins out using the software for the upper and lower traded ranges, can you tell me from the screen shot I provided above if I've done it correct?
I want to take a screen shot 5 mins out using the software for the upper and lower traded ranges, can you tell me from the screen shot I provided above if I've done it correct?

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This was more of the thing I was on about. Nice one Dallas will hopefully make sense of this one
This was more of the thing I was on about. Nice one Dallas will hopefully make sense of this one
So just to clarify a traded range means where the bulk of the money has been traded usually in the short/medium term, to use the top and bottom of this you'll also need to define what a traded range looks like to you, which will mean using a few prices at each end like in the example I linked to above
If you are just after the high/low prices a selection has reached since the market opened or another fixed point in time you can use the example you linked to
To then ensure there has been a minimum amount traded at a price before storing it just add a 'Stored value condition' to test the amount traded at the price is greater than £X (whatever you want)
Or you could just store the Betfair high/low traded prices directly, this will be from when the market opened, there is also a spike filter built in to eliminate prices that have only traded a small volume (relative to price), - but you can't set your own minimum amounts
If you are just after the high/low prices a selection has reached since the market opened or another fixed point in time you can use the example you linked to
To then ensure there has been a minimum amount traded at a price before storing it just add a 'Stored value condition' to test the amount traded at the price is greater than £X (whatever you want)
Or you could just store the Betfair high/low traded prices directly, this will be from when the market opened, there is also a spike filter built in to eliminate prices that have only traded a small volume (relative to price), - but you can't set your own minimum amounts
This is what I'm after doing
'If you are just after the high/low prices a selection has reached since the market opened or another fixed point in time you can use the example you linked to
To then ensure there has been a minimum amount traded at a price before storing it just add a 'Stored value condition' to test the amount traded at the price is greater than £X (whatever you want)'
Sadly work time now
Thank you for clarity, I'll get onto it later
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'If you are just after the high/low prices a selection has reached since the market opened or another fixed point in time you can use the example you linked to
To then ensure there has been a minimum amount traded at a price before storing it just add a 'Stored value condition' to test the amount traded at the price is greater than £X (whatever you want)'
Sadly work time now

Thank you for clarity, I'll get onto it later

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There may be more efficient ways to achieve this, but this is how I would do it.
This returns the high and low max price per selection based on min vol of £500.
Needs to run on a high refresh rate, and takes a few seconds to cycle through all the prices.
Updates high/low prices every minute.
This returns the high and low max price per selection based on min vol of £500.
Needs to run on a high refresh rate, and takes a few seconds to cycle through all the prices.
Updates high/low prices every minute.
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