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Title:      Multi-Timeframe Advanced GET Wave Count Indicator for eSignal
By:         Divergence Software, Inc.
Web:        http://www.sr-analyst.com

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Project Description:   

This script allows you to view Advanced GET Major Wave Counts from multiple bar intervals in the same 
chart. So, for example, you can load a 5-min chart of a security and load 3 separate copies of the script 
with intervals set to 5, 15 and 60 respectively. The chart will now display the Advanced GET Major Wave 
Counts from the 5-min, 15-min and 60-min intervals all on the same chart.

Important!!

An Advanced GET subscription is required in order to run this script!


Script Parameters:

Interval:           The bar interval to use for calculating the Major Wave Counts. If 
                    you leave this field blank, the script will use the bar interval
                    of the current chart. Note that the interval specified in 
                    this field should always be larger than the interval in your 
                    chart (e.g., if you are viewing a 1-min chart, you may want
                    to load several copies of this script... one using a 5-min
                    interval, a second using a 15-min interval, a third using
                    a 60-min interval, etc.) Typically it would not make sense to 
                    use a lower interval in the script.

Number of Bars:     Standard Advanced GET parameter. The number of bars over which
                    to perform the calculation. Default is 300 bars.

Wave 4 Overlap:     Standard Advanced GET parameter. The percentage that Wave 4 can 
                    overlap Wave 1 before the Wave count is considered invalid. The 
                    default value is 0.

Wave 1-3 Ratio:     Standard Advanced GET parameter. The maximum percent level of the 
                    length of Wave 3 that the Wave 1 can be labeled. The default value
                    is 50 (%).

MA #1 Length:       The length of the first MA used in the Advanced GET calculation. The
                    default value is 5.

MA #2 Length:       The length of the second MA used in the Advanced GET calculation. The
                    default value is 35.

Alternate:          Standard Advanced GET parameter. Default value is 0. Set to 1 to use
                    the Aggressive count, 2 to use a Short Term count, and 3 to use a 
                    Long Term count.

Text Color:         The color to use when displaying the Major Wave Counts on the chart.
                    The default value is Blue.

Text Font Size:     The Font Size to use when displaying the Major Wave Counts on the 
                    chart. The default value is 11.

Text Offset:        Allows you to adjust the spacing between the high/low of the bar and 
                    the position where the counts will be displayed. Useful if you load
                    multiple copies of the script into the same chart in that it allows
                    you to offset the various counts so that they are not drawn on top
                    of each other. Select from 0 to 4.

Display Type:       Controls how the Major Wave Counts will be displayed on your chart. 
                    Select from "Use Symbols" and "Use Text". When "Use Symbols" is 
                    selected, the Major Wave Counts are displayed using a solid circle
                    with a number in the center and makes use of the Wingdings font. When
                    "Use Text" is selected, the Major Wave Counts are displayed using
                    plain text in the format of INV-COUNT, where INV is the bar interval
                    and COUNT is the Major Wave Count (e.g., 1 to 5). The default value
                    is "Use Symbols".


Disclaimer: For educational purposes only! Obviously, no guarantees whatsoever and use at your own risk.
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