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| You don't need to go from a TimeSeries object to a TradingChart[ Normal[ TimeSeries[..] ]] since both TradingChart and InteractiveTradingChartChart accept TimeSeries objects with values of dimension 5, ie OHLCV. Eg In[108]:=... |
| First, the problem is not with `CreateScheduledTask`; this is deprecated but still works as of 12.2. Of course, it is good advice to move away from a deprecated function. But there are a couple things to fix here: * In your example as written,... |
| Hi Luke, I don't think there is anything like `FileSystemMap` for cloud objects. You can do this objects = CloudDirectory[] // CloudObjects; properties = Information[First@objects, "Properties"] (* {"ObjectType", "UUID", "Path",... |
| Found the answer here https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/46617/extracting-financial-indicator-data-from-trading-chart |
| Meaning evaluating/initializing within manipulate function, the object takes more time/cpu overhead than simply using TradingChart. I'm sure this is due to the object size being larger due to containing more functionality and dynamic components. I do... |
| Hi Luke, `DateSetter` requires `Dynamic` input, see [this](https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/a/98888/58370). `Manipulate` needs to be in a `DynamicModule`, not `Module`. See [this](https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/a/55131/58370). |
| For some reason, when trying to use the Bloomberg link dashboard, the window has no way to maximize the window and no way to expand or scroll within the window. I cannot view the full page to work with the tool. Let me know if anyone has had this... |
| Have you tried adding another `Manipulate` control that specifies the range of `data` passed to the chart by modify the example I gave [here](https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/2107517). |
| Hi Luke, Take a look at [this](https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ParallelTools/tutorial/ConnectionMethods.html) tutorial. Andreas Lauschke has a very nice [video](https://youtu.be/9yuzQKsQfZA) on WL parallelism. |