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Post 302094004 by Heathe_Kyle on Tuesday 24th of October 2006 10:37:48 AM
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array trader_sarext (array $high, array $low, [float $startValue], [float $offsetOnReverse], [float $accelerationInitLong], [float $accelerationLong], [float $accelerationMaxLong], [float $accelerationInitShort], [float $accelerationShort], [float $acceleration- MaxShort]) DESCRIPTION
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