Linear Regression Movement Indikator
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Have anyone tried the linear regression movement indicator?
It has a red line when it's moving down and a green line while moving up.
When it's sending a signal for CALL it turns from red to yellow and after a while it becomes green.
When it's time to PUT it change from green to yellow and after a while it becomes red and move down.The Yellow is called buffer 0
The green is buffer 1
and the red is buffer 2I'm not sure how to make fxdreema to understand when it turns yellow and what happened before it turned yellow (if it was coming from green or red).
So. Any ideas how to check when it's time to CALL/PUT when it turns yellow?
Should I use the condition block or is it anything else that would work better for checking a condition like this? -
You can try "Indicator appear" or "Indicator is visible", if these does not work, then then it is something more specific.
What is the value of buffer 0 when the color is not yellow, and what is the value when it is yellow? You know that everything is comparing values, as all the buffers always gives you numeric values.
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I'm not sure, but I think the yellow buffer is 0 when off and 1 when it's yellow.
But the thing is, I need to know what is was before it turn yellow. If it was red before yellow, then it's supposed to signal a BUY. But if it was green before it turns yellow, then it is a signal to SELL.
So I don't think just checking the yellow is enough here.This is where I found the indicator: http://www.best-metatrader-indicators.com/linear-regression-indicator/
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Buffer 0 always returns price levels, nothing interesting there. But you can try "Indicator appear" or "Indicator disappear" on the other two buffers.
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OK. I will try that. To check if the green disappear and then if the yellow appear.
And then another block if red disappear, to check if yellow appear.
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The yellow line is always there, it's just hidden from red and green lines
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So it's enough to check if the red disappear and then if the green disappear?
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Well, not "then", I mean... not in two blocks connected one after another. The idea is that only those two buffers can be used for something. You can always use "Indicator tester" to check what buffers gives you.
