Posts made by danerius

Hello Miro

Awesome I'll look into the math ASAP

Best regards /danerius

Hello Miro and many thanks

I think there might be an error. Ive pre-tested this idea on XAGUSD in Excel and it behaves differently. Ive included a screendump where the values are ”200 / HighLowValue ^ 3500.

Theses numbers are gonna vary between FX Pairs and Time Frames. But this could be a good start

I can send you the Excel fille if it helps?

Best regards /danerius

Hi

If someone could help me with code for this it would be great. Ive included the code that Miro helped me with earlier.

The concept is that this indicator is going to adjust to price fluctuations and in turn control other indicators.

The idea is to:

1. Divide High Price by Low Price -> (HL)
2. Have the numbers from 1 (HL) with a set of different moving averages. All adjustable -> (HLMA)
3. Divide that by an adjustable number. Take that to an adjustable PowerTo -> XXX/((HLMA)^XXX)
4. Plot in separate window

If anything is unclear. Please feel free to ask

Many, many thanks /danerius

//---

int i;

for(i=barsToCalculate();i>=0;i--)
{
double priceHigh = iHigh(Symbol(), Period(), i);
double priceLow = iLow(Symbol(), Period(), i);
double lowHigh;

  if(priceHigh != 0) 
  { 
     lowHigh = priceLow / priceHigh;
     Buffer0[i] = MathPow(lowHigh, 100);
  }
  else
  {
     Buffer0[i] = 0;
  }

}

for(i=barsToCalculate2();i>=0;i--)
{
Buffer1[i] = iMAOnArray(Buffer0, 0, maPeriod, 0, (ENUM_MA_METHOD)maMode, i);
}

//--- return value of prev_calculated for next call
return(rates_total);
}
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+

Hello Miro

Im considering adding a Simple Moving Average to the same window. Im guessing this is the code for the existing Weighted one?

Buffer1[i] = iMAOnArray(Buffer0, 0, maPeriod, 0, (ENUM_MA_METHOD)maMode, i);

How would I modify it for A Simple MA? Also? Im presuming that I need to change other code as well? ”plot buffer”....?

Thanks and regards /Bo

Yep

But Im having fun so Im gonna keep going

/Bo

Awesome. Thanks Miro

I got it to work as intended.
Not quite as I expected but thats why Im testing things
Back to the drawing board

/Bo

Hello Miro

In Excel - it would look like this. =((A/B)/C)*100

And then a Weighted Average on that sum

Thanks /Bo

Hello Miro

This formula didnt go fully to plan. It only worked at the 1 Minute Time Frame. So it needs some additions. I thought Id start with making a High/Low Percentage to Close Price. So essentially High divided by Low. Then the sum of that divided by Close. And then times 100 for a percentage sum.

What do I need to add to make a formula lie that work?

Thanks /Bo

int i;

for(i=barsToCalculate();i>=0;i--)
{
double priceHigh = iHigh(Symbol(), Period(), i);
double priceLow = iLow(Symbol(), Period(), i);
double lowHigh;

  if(priceHigh != 0) 
  { 
     lowHigh = priceLow / priceHigh;
     Buffer0[i] = MathPow(lowHigh, 20);
  }
  else
  {
     Buffer0[i] = 0;
  }

}

for(i=barsToCalculate2();i>=0;i--)
{
Buffer1[i] = iMAOnArray(Buffer0, 0, maPeriod, 0, (ENUM_MA_METHOD)maMode, i);
}

Awesome Miro

Thanks a million for this. Im hard at work on this now

Regards /Bo

Excellent and a big thanks for the code. From what little coding I know - 9t looks really elegant

This High/Low comparison is the first block of a four part thing.

Second part is an Weighted Average of the High/Low results. Third part is a formula for adapting the results to control other indicators. And lastly hooking that up that to the indicators and test wether its working as I intended

Can I use the regular WMA code with your code?

Regards /Bo

Duuude... Thats brilliant

How did you do that?

/Regards

Thanks Miro

I understand what youre saying. But I have a slightly different end goal in mind. Im looking to produce a curve that has a high value at consolidation. And a low for the opposite. And then base an EA on that

The Bollinger Bands are derived from a Close Price Standard Deviation and values can vary a lot. Whereas comparing High and Low Prices seems to be a bit more stable and better for what I had in mind

Regards /Bo

Hi. Awesome. Thanks so much

This is the first part of a strategy/indicator. Theres is one more formula but I thought Id start with this

The idea is to indicate when there is market is in consolidation. I figured the proportion in Low/High Price would be a good way

How do I get this in a separate indicator window?

Regards /Bo

Hi

So Ive come to realise I need to baby step my way in to fxdreeam and ask for help every step of the way. Ive tested a strategy in Open Office and would like to make an EA

First of all. It divides Low price by the High Price and then takes that to the power of 20

How would I go about doing that?

Thanks and regards /Bo

Hi and thanks for your reply

How would I go about posting a logic block?

Also. I tried different setups and double checked with MetaTrader. It was one particular setting that was very off. Whereas most of time it was okay

/Regards

Hi guys and Happy Easter

Ive done some various testing recently with the Buy-Sell-Buy-Sell Strategy and it works fine as is. As soon as change the settings it starts behaving erratically

Anyone else experiencing this? Any tips or solutions?

Thanks

Ohh... I see. Thanks for the heads up

Hi. Ive been doodling with market data in Excel and came up with this. The idea is to produce a filter for market noise and have an indicator line working from that. Ive omitted the Close Price cause it made the graph a bit hard to read. But it roughly follows the two black lines.

So sell is when the orange line crosses below the lower black line. Buy is when it crosses over the upper line. Close is when Buy/Sell crosses the black line again.

What do you guys think? Could this work as an EA?

/Thanks + Regards

@miro1360

Thanks

Wich one of the Blocks is that?

/Regards

@fxdreema

Thanks Radoslav

I managed to run the EA now with only one error message. As opposed to 15 errors + 5 warnings

Wich one of the blocks should i use to get the results in a separate window? Like the RSI in the example below?

Regards /Bo