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Title: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: vints998 on April 05, 2013, 09:33:28 AM I am using opera as my browser and when I try and access the live chart site bitcoin.clarkmoody.com, the site is blocked and cites a "malware warning"
Can anybody shed any light on this? Also, if a moderator could move this to the appropriate board, that would be great as I am a "newbie" and seems I can only post here, thanks, Vince. Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: Clark on April 05, 2013, 02:55:27 PM This: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=167309.0
Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: vints998 on April 05, 2013, 04:00:34 PM many thanks for the reply.
I'm still not clear whether the site is safe or not though! Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: Clark on April 05, 2013, 04:04:23 PM I have had complete control over the code and server this whole time. I have no idea why Sophos thinks the site is malicious. I think the latest code on the site will pass the scanner though.
Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: vints998 on April 05, 2013, 05:03:26 PM sorry, I just twigged who you are!
Your reply is much appreciated as is your chart service. There are a few elements of your charts that that I don't understand ( such as the wiggly green line top RHS ), I looked at the help link at the bottom but it does not explain everything to a novice like myself! Regards, Vince. Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: Clark on April 05, 2013, 09:53:47 PM That line is a small tick chart, and it shows the relative locations of the last ~200 or so trades. It's not really meant to be scientific.
Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: vints998 on April 06, 2013, 08:43:14 AM Ah, thanks.
I have looked through the threads you linked to but I have just one other question I could not find the answer to. Are the yellow and blue lines moving averages, and if so what are the periods? Many thanks. Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: Clark on April 06, 2013, 03:06:04 PM Ah, thanks. I have looked through the threads you linked to but I have just one other question I could not find the answer to. Are the yellow and blue lines moving averages, and if so what are the periods? Many thanks. 10- and 21-Period EMAs. Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: laughingbear on April 06, 2013, 03:13:11 PM clark, i just wanted to thank you for this site. Id be lost and trading blind without it. Great job! You provide a much needed service to the bitcoin community.
Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: TangibleCryptography on April 06, 2013, 03:17:03 PM clark, i just wanted to thank you for this site. Id be lost and trading blind without it. Great job! You provide a much needed service to the bitcoin community. This. To any concerned noobs. Clarkmoody is as legit as they come. I use this site maximized full screen, along with a couple other (Bitcoin traders are improving LCD sales) everyday for months. Also Clark, A simple request. Add a 12H period. Usually I don't care beyond that but need to use 1D because 4H is too short. Title: Re:problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: vints998 on April 06, 2013, 04:35:32 PM For the record, opera has stopped flagging up a warning on this site now.
Thanks again Clark for responding to my post. Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: Clark on April 07, 2013, 09:48:46 PM clark, i just wanted to thank you for this site. Id be lost and trading blind without it. Great job! You provide a much needed service to the bitcoin community. This. To any concerned noobs. Clarkmoody is as legit as they come. I use this site maximized full screen, along with a couple other (Bitcoin traders are improving LCD sales) everyday for months. Also Clark, A simple request. Add a 12H period. Usually I don't care beyond that but need to use 1D because 4H is too short. The way that I'm implementing the bars data on the server, it wouldn't be very good to have 12H bars. There would be about 1/3 as many as H4 has, which is not that many. Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: laughingbear on April 07, 2013, 09:51:27 PM the site is having a few problems at the moment. im missing a lot of data, and it isnt auto updating.
Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: Clark on April 07, 2013, 10:05:11 PM the site is having a few problems at the moment. im missing a lot of data, and it isnt auto updating. My site is working just fine. MtGox socket has not been sending messages for a few hours now. Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: laughingbear on April 07, 2013, 10:07:51 PM I should have known.
Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: TangibleCryptography on April 08, 2013, 05:43:01 PM clark, i just wanted to thank you for this site. Id be lost and trading blind without it. Great job! You provide a much needed service to the bitcoin community. This. To any concerned noobs. Clarkmoody is as legit as they come. I use this site maximized full screen, along with a couple other (Bitcoin traders are improving LCD sales) everyday for months. Also Clark, A simple request. Add a 12H period. Usually I don't care beyond that but need to use 1D because 4H is too short. The way that I'm implementing the bars data on the server, it wouldn't be very good to have 12H bars. There would be about 1/3 as many as H4 has, which is not that many. No problem, not a major concern. 24HR chart works fine. If you ever refactor the code or what not consider a 12H option. Title: Re: problems with clarkmoody chart website Post by: Clark on April 08, 2013, 10:30:03 PM No problem, not a major concern. 24HR chart works fine. If you ever refactor the code or what not consider a 12H option. Noted ;) |