Hi:

I'm new to this list, so please forgive me if I step on anyone's toes.

I do not think that sending someone to search using rseek is a step
forward. Google is the better search tool primarily because of its advanced
search operators.

Thanks
Mark


On 9 April 2012 13:24, Worik Stanton <worik.stanton@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 08/04/12 14:39, Joshua Ulrich wrote:
>
>> Use rseek.org instead of Google (it provides a custom Google search).
>> The answer to your question is the first result under "support lists"
>> when you search for "chartseries vertical line".
>>
>> chartSeries(IBM.m)
>> addTA(.xts(TRUE,.index(IBM.m)[**24]), on=1)
>>
>>  Actually, no.  As an experiment I used your advice, on rseek.org,  and
> have not come across this.  "chartseries" matches "chart series" (without
> the quotes) so any useful advice is burried under a mountain of unhelpful
> advice.
>
> Using google and looking for "chartSeries quantstrat abline" (again
> without quotes) I found http://www.r-bloggers.com/**great-faj-article-on-*
> *statistical-measure-of-**financial-turbulence-part-3/<http://www.r-bloggers.com/great-faj-article-on-statistical-measure-of-financial-turbulence-part-3/>that advised....
>
> chartSeries(turbulence,theme="**white",name="Correlation and % Change as
> Measure of Financial Turbulence")
> abline(h=0.8)
>
> So  again tried...
>
> > getSymbols("IBM")
> [1] "IBM"
> > IBM.m <- to.monthly(IBM)
> > chartSeries(IBM.m, theme="white")
> > abline(h=160)
>
> But the horizontal line is *not* at 160, unless the y-axis is wrong.
>
> So how is it done?
>
> cheers
> Worik
>
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