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1. BUY AND SELL LEVELS
Suppose you work with stochd(14) and you search
the best level
to buy and sell.
/*Optimized Levels*/
<FONT face=Arial
size=2>SELLLEVEL=optimize("SL",70,60,80,1);BUYLEVEL=optimize(" BL
",30,20,40,1);s1=stochd();buy = cross( s1,BUYLEVEL);sell = cross(
SELLLEVEL,s1);buy=exrem(buy,sell);sell=exrem(sell,buy);
For best levels SL=68 and BL=24, you may see
with
BL=24;
SL=68;
graph0=stochd();
graph1=BL;
graph2=SL;
graph2style=1;
graph1barcolor=graph2barcolor=2;
2. SHORT TERM, LONG TERM OR MIXED
?
/*Short and Long term Stochastic*/
<FONT face=Arial
size=2>f=optimize("F",0.5,0,1.1,0.1);s1=f*stochd(14)+(1-f)*stochd(24);buy
= cross( s1,30);sell = cross(
70,s1);buy=exrem(buy,sell);sell=exrem(sell,buy);
A result F=0.3 means that the "best stochastic" for
the certain stock is
an average of 30% stochd(14) and 70%
stochd(24)
f=0.3;
graph0=f*stochd(14)+(1-f)*stochd(24);
graph1=30;
graph2=70;
graph2style=1;
graph1barcolor=graph2barcolor=2;<FONT
face=Arial size=2>
3. THE BEST STOCHD
Stochd is a 3 days average of stochk. Is it the
best for your stock?
/*The Best Stochd*/
<FONT face=Arial
size=2>f=optimize("F",0.5,0,1.1,0.1);s1=f*STOCHK()+(1-f)*REF(STOCHK(),-1);buy
= cross( s1,30);sell = cross(
70,s1);buy=exrem(buy,sell);sell=exrem(sell,buy);
An optimum result F=0.9 means that the best stochd
function is
f=0.9;
<FONT face=Arial
size=2>graph0=f*stochk()+(1-f)*(ref(stochk(),-1);
graph1=30;
graph2=70;
graph2style=1;
graph1barcolor=graph2barcolor=2;
and so on.
Dimitris Tsokakis
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