SUNNY J. HARRIS??is a professional trader and President of Sunny Harris Enterprises, Inc. A former member of the Market Technicians Association, she is also publisher of the popular Trader's Catalog and Resource Guide (TC&RG). Ms. Harris was the number one trader two years in a row in the under-$10 million category rated by Stark Research, achieving a 365% profit in 1993 and 178% in 1994. She is the author of four other books: Trading 101, Trading 102, Electronic Day Trading 101, and Getting Started in Trading.

• Foreword xiPreface xiiiAcknowledgments xviiAuthor’s Note xixChapter 1 Introduction to EasyLanguage 1Chapter 2 Quick Start 7Chapter 3 Understanding the Process 27Chapter 4 Basic Use of TradeStation 59Chapter 5 Basic Math 137Chapter 6 Basic EasyLanguage 157Chapter 7 Programming Conventions 173Chapter 8 Statements 199Chapter 9 Ifs, Ands, and Buts 209Chapter 10 Begin and End (Block Statements) 219Chapter 11 Loops 241Chapter 12 Analysis Techniques 247Chapter 13 Buying and Selling 283Chapter 14 Functions 307Chapter 15 Tricky Math 325Chapter 16 TradeStation Tricks 333Chapter 17 Optimization 355Chapter 18 System Performance 383Chapter 19 Conclusion 399Appendix A Styles 407Appendix B Reserved Words 415Appendix C Formulas 563Appendix D Full Code for the System and Studies in This Book 567Appendix E Baskets 573Appendix F Where’s the Command? 577Appendix G.1 Built-in Functions and Indicators (Alphabetical Listing) 585Appendix G.2 Built-in Functions and Indicators (Functional Listing) 589Appendix H TradeStation Add-on Products and Services 707Appendix I TradeStation User Groups 717Appendix J Error Messages 723Appendix K What’s Wrong with This Code? 727Bibliography 733Index 735

SUNNY J. HARRIS??is a professional trader and President of Sunny Harris Enterprises, Inc. A former member of the Market Technicians Association, she is also publisher of the popular Trader's Catalog and Resource Guide (TC&RG). Ms. Harris was the number one trader two years in a row in the under-$10 million category rated by Stark Research, achieving a 365% profit in 1993 and 178% in 1994. She is the author of four other books: Trading 101, Trading 102, Electronic Day Trading 101, and Getting Started in Trading.

• Foreword xiPreface xiiiAcknowledgments xviiAuthor’s Note xixChapter 1 Introduction to EasyLanguage 1Chapter 2 Quick Start 7Chapter 3 Understanding the Process 27Chapter 4 Basic Use of TradeStation 59Chapter 5 Basic Math 137Chapter 6 Basic EasyLanguage 157Chapter 7 Programming Conventions 173Chapter 8 Statements 199Chapter 9 Ifs, Ands, and Buts 209Chapter 10 Begin and End (Block Statements) 219Chapter 11 Loops 241Chapter 12 Analysis Techniques 247Chapter 13 Buying and Selling 283Chapter 14 Functions 307Chapter 15 Tricky Math 325Chapter 16 TradeStation Tricks 333Chapter 17 Optimization 355Chapter 18 System Performance 383Chapter 19 Conclusion 399Appendix A Styles 407Appendix B Reserved Words 415Appendix C Formulas 563Appendix D Full Code for the System and Studies in This Book 567Appendix E Baskets 573Appendix F Where’s the Command? 577Appendix G.1 Built-in Functions and Indicators (Alphabetical Listing) 585Appendix G.2 Built-in Functions and Indicators (Functional Listing) 589Appendix H TradeStation Add-on Products and Services 707Appendix I TradeStation User Groups 717Appendix J Error Messages 723Appendix K What’s Wrong with This Code? 727Bibliography 733Index 735

SUNNY J. HARRIS??is a professional trader and President of Sunny Harris Enterprises, Inc. A former member of the Market Technicians Association, she is also publisher of the popular Trader's Catalog and Resource Guide (TC&RG). Ms. Harris was the number one trader two years in a row in the under-$10 million category rated by Stark Research, achieving a 365% profit in 1993 and 178% in 1994. She is the author of four other books: Trading 101, Trading 102, Electronic Day Trading 101, and Getting Started in Trading.

• Foreword xiPreface xiiiAcknowledgments xviiAuthor’s Note xixChapter 1 Introduction to EasyLanguage 1Chapter 2 Quick Start 7Chapter 3 Understanding the Process 27Chapter 4 Basic Use of TradeStation 59Chapter 5 Basic Math 137Chapter 6 Basic EasyLanguage 157Chapter 7 Programming Conventions 173Chapter 8 Statements 199Chapter 9 Ifs, Ands, and Buts 209Chapter 10 Begin and End (Block Statements) 219Chapter 11 Loops 241Chapter 12 Analysis Techniques 247Chapter 13 Buying and Selling 283Chapter 14 Functions 307Chapter 15 Tricky Math 325Chapter 16 TradeStation Tricks 333Chapter 17 Optimization 355Chapter 18 System Performance 383Chapter 19 Conclusion 399Appendix A Styles 407Appendix B Reserved Words 415Appendix C Formulas 563Appendix D Full Code for the System and Studies in This Book 567Appendix E Baskets 573Appendix F Where’s the Command? 577Appendix G.1 Built-in Functions and Indicators (Alphabetical Listing) 585Appendix G.2 Built-in Functions and Indicators (Functional Listing) 589Appendix H TradeStation Add-on Products and Services 707Appendix I TradeStation User Groups 717Appendix J Error Messages 723Appendix K What’s Wrong with This Code? 727Bibliography 733Index 735