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Amibroker Afl Code Page

AmiBroker Formula Language (AFL) is a high-level, array-based programming language designed specifically for developing trading systems and technical analysis indicators. It serves as the engine for

Reserved variables used to trigger trading signals. Built-in Functions and Technical Indicators

, allowing traders to define entry and exit rules, automate scans, and perform high-speed backtesting. The Role of AFL in Algorithmic Trading Array-Based Processing amibroker afl code

: Combine data from different intervals (e.g., Daily and Weekly) to create a single trend-strength feature. TimeFrameSet() TimeFrameRestore() to compress and expand data into a single array. Relative Performance Features

: Using Plot() or PlotShapes() to show indicators and entry/exit arrows on the chart. The Role of AFL in Algorithmic Trading Array-Based

Buy = Cross( Close, MA( Close, 20 ) ); // Buy when price crosses above its 20-day Moving Average Sell = Cross( MA( Close, 20 ), Close ); // Sell when price crosses below Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard

The best in the world will fail if your backtest settings are wrong. Buy = Cross( Close, MA( Close, 20 )

AFL comes with hundreds of pre-defined functions for technical analysis. These range from simple moving averages to complex statistical tools: Simple Moving Average. RSI(Periods): Relative Strength Index. StochD(Period, KPeriod, SPeriod): Stochastic Oscillator.