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When I was a student , I was a "jedi" in maths ,
I must admit I have lost a whole part for multiples reasons ( sex &
drugs & rock roll)
but you'll find the dll in the files ( forecasting dll)
plot
MaxGraph=14;
Plot( C ,"",1,64);
E=EMAF(10,40);
Plot(E,"",2,1);
and you'll have the close tomorrow for a crossover ( value==0)
of two moving averages
EMAF(SHORT, LONG)
I have not checked, but at first glance, it seems correct
in this dll there is also the forecast rsi
MaxGraph=14;
Plot( C ,"",1,64);
E=RSIF(14,30);
Plot(E,"",2,1);
it gives the close tomorrow for a value of 30 of a rsi14.
good night
Tomorrow 1 may, everybody against fascism
Stephane
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> In my opinion, any Indicator/System should be based on a
mathematical model, which means that this is the prerequisite to
anything a programmer must perform at first before the programming
task!
> For this reason, unless you can proof the "mathematical rationale"
or "sense" of such a crossover, then it makes no sense to code it.
However, up to now, I have not seen a meaningful approach of such a
crossover, yet!
> Maybe that little explanation helps you a little bit. Thus, make
the mathematics go first, then code...
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> Regards,
>
> Udo
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> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: nenapacwanfr
> An: amibroker@xxxx
> Gesendet: Dienstag, den 30. April 2002 12:09 Uhr
> Betreff: [amibroker] this can be usefull
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> Hi,
> Do you think something like this can be usefull:
> calculate the price necessary to cause an MA or MACD crossover.
> it will be probably easier to write than the rsi forecast.
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> stephane
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