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Ron,
Have you considered using Bollinger bands bandwidth rather than D-
ratio to locate interesting consolidation patterns? When price
swings drop to low levels for a period of time, the equities'
volitility is also dropping. This is eqauivalent to short candles.
Mike
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "mrdavis9" <mrdavis9@xxxx> wrote:
> I am struggling with AFL, so In my previous posts under the
subject heading of SHORT CANDLES, I almost begged for someone to let
me have their top secret AFL codes for finding consolidation
patterns where the candles become very short.
>
> I received several informative responses, but no one stopped to
drop their top secret AFL codes into my tin cup. I did, however
receive some clues about how I should proceed. I followed up on
these clues and with some MODIFICATION, I came up with the following
D-ratio Indicator coding.
>
>
>
> //Create first your Ron_ratio=1000*(O-C)/(O+C);
>
>
> Ron_ratio=1000*abs(O-C)/(O+C);
>
> R=DEMA(Ron_ratio,20);
>
> Graph0=R;
>
> /*AND see the resulting oscillation.
>
> The Plot of R will tell so many things to your next steps.
>
> Dimitris Tsokakis*/
>
>
>
> I then tried to add my (multiple moving averages) code system to
the graph, but I failed to get it to work.
>
> I have applied multiple moving averages to OBV, and other
indicators, and they work as they should.
>
> I use the word Key in my code, so that it is easy for me to apply
multiple moving averages to different things.
>
> I need advice regarding what I need to set Key to be.
Key=?????. All advice will be appreciated. Ron D
>
>
>
>
> Graph8Style = styleLine | styleThick;
>
> Key=OBV();
>
> // Now calculate various MAs of KEY
>
> M2=MA(Key,2);
>
> M3=MA(Key,3);
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> M4=MA(Key,4);
>
> M5=MA(Key,5);
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> M6=MA(Key,6);
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> M7=MA(Key,7);
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> M9=MA(Key,9);
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> M11=MA(Key,11);
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> M14=MA(Key,14);
>
> // Now plot the Mx's
>
> Plot(M2,"M2",4,1);
>
> Plot(M3,"M3",4,1);
>
> Plot(M4,"M4",4,1);
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> Plot(M5,"M5",4,1);
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> Plot(M6,"M6",4,1);
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> Plot(M7,"M7",4,1);
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> Plot(M9,"M9",4,1);
>
> Plot(M11,"M11",4,1);
>
> Plot(M14,"M14",4,1);
>
> //Now apply color to the plots
>
> MaxGraph=9;
>
> Graph0Color=colorRed;
>
> Graph1Color=colorRed;
>
> Graph2Color=colorRed;
>
> Graph3Color=colorGreen;
>
> Graph4Color=colorGreen;
>
> Graph5Color=colorGreen;
>
> Graph6Color=colorBlue;
>
> Graph7Color=colorBlue;
>
> Graph8Color=colorBlack;
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