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All About Market Indicators is unique because while half of the book helps you learn how to use indicators, the other half takes you directly into the minds of professional traders and investors Even more exciting, at the end of each section, I include a profile with an indicator creator Charts of their indicators are included in 12 This book is organized into four parts Part One, The Most Popular Market Indicators, introduces popular indicators that have stood the test of time With this wide assortment of indicators, you should be able to examine almost any market environment Part Two, How Traders Anticipate Market Direction, is another must-read In this section you ll find out how professional traders use various methods to trade the stock market More than likely, you ll learn something new Part Three, Understanding Volume, introduces volume basics but also describes how high-frequency trading (HFT) is changing all the rules Part Four, One Step Beyond, is the final wrap-up As a special treat, you ll also learn what to do in case of a market emergency In addition, after interviewing the experts, doing the research, and using the indicators, I ll briefly summarize what I

The script accepts two parameters the folder containing the copied log backups and the database name. It iterates through the contents of the folder and retrieves the file extension of all the files in this case, TRN. It then checks for the DateCreated attribute of the file and compares it to the system date and time. If the value for the DateCreated attribute for the file differs in less than or equal to 15 minutes from the system date and time, it creates a SQL file containing the RESTORE LOG command for the database you ve passed as a parameter to the script. Notice how the script is dynamically generated, passing the filename of the retrieved log backup. After the SQL file has been generated, a call to the sqlcmd.exe utility is made, passing the filename of the SQL file generated as an input and generating an output file, which we ll use to send email alerts should the RESTORE LOG command fail. Because the script will be executed using the Windows Task Scheduler, we need something to send us email alerts for notification, as SQLMail and Database Mail are not available in SQL Server Express. The script calls another VBScript file, sendEmailSMTP.vbs, which accepts two parameters the database name and the job type, which in this case is a RESTORE job. Listing 6 shows the script for the sendEmailSMTP.vbs file. Make sure to change the SMTP server address and the recipient email address.

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1 Bullish: The line is rising, which means advancing stocks outnumber declining stocks 2 Bearish: The line is falling, which means declining stocks outnumber advancing stocks 3 Note: These are not actionable trades, but only guidelines Always use other indicators to confirm before buying or selling 4 Advanced chart hint: Overlay a chart of the New York Composite ($NYA) Compare the direction of the