Astro elite trader 9.20.409.1006 + patch

[Shenong]

Astro elite trader 9.20.409.1006 + patch

 

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https://astroelite.com/software-trader.asp

 

Planet Ephemerides

 

Go

*Tables/Reports

in main menu and select

Planet Ephemerides

.

 

 

Then you will get a screen like this

 

If you want a CSV Excel-importable file to be generated, check

Export to CSV format

box in

Preferences->Text Ephemeris

.

 

 

http://astroelite.com/aelt/pics/aet%20planet%20ephemerides%2003.gif

 

 

A file with name like

Planet Ephemeris 2018-05 12-00.csv

will be generated in

REP

folder

 

http://astroelite.com/aelt/pics/aet%20planet%20ephemerides%2004.gif

 

 

A first row contains field names.

From second row to the end there are date and planetary longitudes.

Date,Sun,Moon,Mercury,Venus,Mars,Jupiter,Saturn,Ur anus,Neptune,Pluto,N.Node,S.Node,

43221.5000,41.06,238.26,14.26,68.26,293.67,229.31, 279.00,29.22,345.87,291.27,130.19,130.19,

43222.5000,42.03,250.71,15.35,69.47,294.13,229.18, 278.98,29.28,345.89,291.26,130.00,130.00,

The *.csv file may loaded into Excel

http://astroelite.com/aelt/pics/aet%20planet%20ephemerides%2002.gif

 

 

Don't forget in Excel to set date/time type to column A, otherwise to look like a floating point number.

 

How To Trade Using Financial Astrology

 

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[TD=align: center]When a company reports better-than-expected earnings, it is no guarantee the price of the stock will move significantly, as any day trader can attest. Traders on the floor of an exchange often slough off such reports, putting a damper on expectations. Similarly, indicators such as volume, momentum or P/E ratios can lead investors to the wrong conclusions. The seeming contrariness of the market leads some investors to the feeling that something else is at work in the markets. Financial astrologers believe they know what that 'something' is.

 

It would be foolhardy to suggest that one should follow astrological indicators solely as a basis for making financial decisions. Financial astrology should be viewed as an adjunct to the resources of fundamental and technical analyses. While some investors limit themselves to these traditional methods, there is a growing number of traders utilizing astrological analysis to boost the accuracy of their trading decisions.

 

When technical analysis first came to prominence in the sixties, it was scoffed at by traditional investors. It seemed incomprehensible to some traders that a stock's price could be forecast using only the price history of the stock. Today, financial astrology is met with the same skepticism that was once levelled against the technicians. It is likely only a matter of time before astrological analysis receives

widespread acceptance.

 

 

 

 

In financial astrology, there is a lot of talk about cycles— the 20-year Jupiter-Saturn cycle, the 15- to 20-year Pluto cycle, the 18-year cycle of the lunar nodes, etc. These cycles give an overview of market trends over an extended period of time and are therefore best suited to the needs of the long-term investor. But what about the short-term investor? What method does astrology offer to predict price levels a week or a month from now?

 

The means to short-term prediction is simpler than one might think. The short-term indicators for a stock's price movement already exist in the form of the historical data for that stock. It is the astrologer's task to correlate the ups and downs in the historical price chart to astrological influences in effect at the time. It is not always easy to see the underlying astrological patterns which affect a stock's price, but with enough patience, the patterns can be evoked. After having done this type of analysis with numerous stocks over several years, I am convinced there is a unique astrological makeup for each stock, much like a birth chart, which makes it possible to accurately predict a stock's future price movement. Once the major price reversals in the historical data have been accounted for, future price reversals can be laid out in a prescribed pattern. The basis for making trades astrologically is the use of a price chart, in every respect the same as a standard stock chart, which indicates the peaks and valleys of the stock's future price movement. Combined with fundamental and technical analyses, it becomes a powerful tool. The advantages of knowing the major price reversals for a stock in advance are inestimable. Through astrological methods, an investor can participate in all of the price gains for a stock while incurring none of the losses. Through short selling or put options, he may even gain from a stock's downward movement.

 

In constructing the ups and downs of a stock's movement, the astrologer must consider two things: (1) how sharply a stock price is likely to rise or fall and (2) the duration of the move. The angle of a stock's rise or fall is determined by the strength of the influence which brought it about. To determine the price angle, I use an 11-point system as shown below:

 

An influence which positively affects the stock creates a price angle ranging from +15° to +75°. A negative influence ranges from -15° to -75°. Neutral influences or little activity will keep the price angle around 0. The angle is chosen by the relative strength of the astrological influence.

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The duration of a price move is determined by how long an influence affects the stock without being interrupted by another influence or superceded by a stronger influence.

 

Knowing the ups and downs for a stock's price is only part of the story. A true chart of future price movement must also contain the elements of projected growth and price trend. Projected growth is an estimate based on the sector and industry for the stock in question. If a stock is in the telecommunications sector and the cell phone manufacture industry, for instance, a sector analysis according to astrological influences can estimate how much (as a percentage) the price is likely to move up or down in a given time period. The changes in trend are determined by the onset of those influences which most powerfully affect the stock. A sample chart of future price movement is given below: What Every Investor Wants To Know: An Introduction To Financial Astrology

 

The information every investor seeks is summed up in the following question: "If my stock is going up, when will it reach a peak?" Or conversely, "If the price is going down, when will it reach a bottom?" Knowing the peaks and valleys of any stock, security or equity is crucial to high-yield trading.

 

A stock chart's peaks and valleys are called "turning points," the moments in time when price trend changes direction. They represent the most desirable times for buying and selling a stock. The axiom, "Buy low; sell high," scarcely bears repeating, but putting this age-old wisdom into practice can be more tricky than it seems.

 

The fact is, most investors and financial analysts have trouble identifying in advance when the peaks and valleys will occur. The uncertainty of future price movement leads to the nail biting familiar to every investor. "If I wait long enough, the price is bound to go up," is the mantra of investors waiting for a stock to rebound. On the other side of the issue, winning stock speculators are confronted with another question: "Should I sell now or wait for the price to go higher?" Clearly, a system is needed which gives the investor greater peace of mind.

 

Astrology is perhaps the only discipline capable of predicting a stock's price movement accurately. Traditionally, financial analysts have used information such as earnings reports, P/E ratios, or significant company developments to predict when turning points might occur. These criteria are called fundamentals. Technical analysts, similarly, use price data, mathematical models, and criteria such as support and resistance levels to determine changes in price trend.

 

The troubling fact concerning these traditional methods is that, for all their sophistication and the amount of energy expended to employ them, they rarely produce a success rate of greater than 60%. This is only 10% greater than the law of averages would normally dictate. Logical, linear methods seem to be inadequate when dealing with subject matter as illogical as the financial markets. Too often, the market defies expert opinions, leaving analysts in the aftermath to scratch their heads.

 

The field of financial astrology has proven the correlation of astrological influences to movement in the stock and commodity markets. Some financial astrologers have gone so far as to say that literally all movement in the market occurs as a result of astrological influences. It is a little known and less publicized fact that a number of top brokers and analysts on Wall Street regularly employ the services of financial astrologers to enhance their forecasting ability.

 

So how does astrology identify the peaks and valleys for any given stock? The answer lies in the historical data for that particular stock. A financial astrologer may go back 10, even 20 years or more, into the price history of a stock to determine what astrological influences have caused the stock's price to go up or down. No two stocks are alike; every stock has a different set of influences which determine its ups or downs. Once the influences are identified, they may be applied to the future movement of the stock. It is possible for a financial astrologer to create a projected price chart for the stock going out months, even years, from the current date.

 

©2010 Jon Stevens, Financial Astrologer (http://www.jon-stevens.com)

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https://www.mql5.com/en/code/7092 ( conversion to CSV format for MT4 - better )

 

 

https://www.mql5.com/en/code/download/7092.zip

 

 

The hst2csv script is used for converting *.hst files to *.csv files, that can be imported into the MetaTrader 4 client terminal with no errors.

 

 

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Script Operation Principle

 

 

• The input_file_name parameter must be specified with the extension. Extensions other than *.hst are not processed;
  
• The input_file_from_history parameter set to 'true' allows to open files from the current history folder (terminal_folder\history\server_name). If it is set to 'false', the file is opened from \\experts\files.
  

 

What is the purpose of this script: by the client's request, I once put together a history from the pieces given by the customer, and found out that not all files are read by the terminal at all when importing the data from a hst file. But the data inside is valuable. And this script converted all those non-importable files to csv, and comparing the file sizes - correctly.

 

Those who have a comma as a decimal point can have the quotes turn into dates when opening a csv in Excel... inevitably. I can not think of any other way than writing a separate function for converting the number to a string with "," as decimal separator. My system has ".", so I left it as is.

 

 

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[⭐ nadjib]

how it work for metatrader 5 any solution thanx you shenong

[Shenong]

how it work for metatrader 5 any solution thanx you shenong

 

https://www.mql5.com/en/code/7092 ( conversion to CSV format for MT4 - better )

 

 

https://www.mql5.com/en/code/download/7092.zip

 

 

The hst2csv script is used for converting *.hst files to *.csv files, that can be imported into the MetaTrader 4 client terminal with no errors.

 

 

Try that, Bro......and good luck :)

[⭐ FFRT]

@Shenong, thanks for update Brother. Much appreciated for this tool.

 

I dont use Metatrader, I have ASCII/CSV/metastock file which i need to covert into .hst file.

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