[amibroker] SCANS FOR ZIG CONDITIONS

["mrdavis9" <mrdavis9@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Today, I finally spent some time looking at the ZIG 
indicator.  I have attached some charts that demonstrate Zig's  
ability to identify uptrends and downtrends. I am wondering if 
anyone has developed AFL code that can be used to scan 
for symbols that are in uptrends, as well as another scan for symbols 
 that are downtrending. I am interested in any and all AA analysis coding 
that will help me better understand Zig.  I searched the AFL library, but 
failed to see anything that looked like it could scan for Zig uptrends. My very 
short look at Zig makes me think it may be one of the better indicators to 
use  for determining when to exit a position.
 
Is the sensitivity of  Zig adjustable? If 
it is, then perhaps one could adjust Zig so it takes you out of 
some of the more serious pullbacks.  Maybe it can be fine tuned to match 
the individual trader's tolerance of pullbacks. I have not yet found the time 
to learn anything about  optimizing, so I will not be able to do 
anything in that area.  
 
BTW, I am very interested in starting, or joining 
an Amibroker usergroup here in Dallas, Tx, so please contact me if you live in 
the Dallas area and know of an existing group, or are interested in starting 
such a group.  All help will be appreciated.  Ron 
D






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