PRT V12 the best ever done…….
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01/06/2024 at 9:37 PM #226068
Hello to everybody,
I was so anxious to have v12 available but reading some comments i’m still waiting to use it.
I can’t find clear and deep explanation of its features. No one detailed explanation from PRT. I cannot understand which will be the huge improvements, except the preview as Trading view.
I remember that we mentioned the possibility to have a trading system which was using different indexes but i’m not able to know how to do it. In their general presentation it’s not mentioned. do you know if it’s possible? In my mind it has to be a very interesting step forward; I’d be able, for example, to compare Dax with us500 etc.
Why no one till now have published a deep report on the features of V12 ?
Thanks in advance for your comments
01/07/2024 at 10:11 AM #226075I guess you have seen this Topic …
https://www.prorealcode.com/topic/prorealtime-v12-list-of-new-features-to-come/
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01/08/2024 at 6:27 PM #226108Hi GraHal,
many thanks for reminding me this post. I saw it last year but i forgot it.
Well, now i had a quick view of all its pages but i was unable to find who i’m looking for. I mean the possibility to create an auto strategy in which, for example, the buy/sell orders on Dax are related to the trend of SP500. So, using different indexes or forex pairs to decide buy/sell.
Anyone could be so kind to tell me if it’s available in v.12 ?
thanks in advance
01/08/2024 at 6:35 PM #22610901/18/2024 at 4:58 PM #226531Hi,
Fairly new to PRT… so not sure how to create a new subject POST.
Essentially, I just got a new NewBook Pro (running M2 Pro chip with Sonoma Os). I am unable to download the correct version of PRT for this new MBP. I can see that PRT offer 2 options (one for the older MBP – using the “Intel chip” and another for the newer machine – “Apple Proccesor”). However, when i try to download the Apple Processor version it prompts me to download Rosetta, which is odd as it should run PRT natively. Interestingly, if I select the other option (INTEL), it still prompts me to download Rosetta.
Has anyone managed to run ProReal Time in the newer MacBook Pro’s (M1, M2 or M3 chips)? If so, are you running WITHOUT Rosetta? Where did you download from?
Any help greatly appreciated.
01/19/2024 at 5:14 PM #226596Hey @rpaul1, welcome. I see you found the other existing topic for this https://www.prorealcode.com/topic/no-luck-prt-apple-processor-launch-installing/ but for the next time, scroll all the way to the bottom and there you can start a new topic (after selecting the proper board). Thus first select a board in the top (see first attachment for an example), and then scroll to the bottom and see what you see in the 2nd attachment.
Regards,
Peter01/19/2024 at 9:27 PM #226615 -
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