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see manual: you need to use: 50 -
RSI(n)
because with PositionScore the scores are sorted
according to the absolute value of PositionScore.
RSI moves between 0 and 100. 50 -
RSI(n) results in an array ranging between -50 and 50. Position score remembers
the sign and will use a positive number for a LONG entry and a negative number
for a SHORT entry. On the other hand to decide whether to take a long or a
short trade it uses the absolute value.
So if the PositionScore results in -34, 36 and we
only may enter 1 trade then it takes the absolute value and finds 36 as the best
entry. Looking at the sign it knows that it should be a LONG trade entry because
36 is a positive number.
rgds, Ed
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To: <A title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="">amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, July 23, 2004 6:57 PM
Subject: [amibroker] Question regarding
position score
How can I assign a different position score for buy and
short trades within the same formula?Current
PS:PositionScore =ValueWhen( Cross( PDI(n), MDI(n) ), RSI(n2),
0);This works fine for buy orders, but not short orders. Need
this PS for short:PositionScore =ValueWhen( Cross( PDI(n), MDI(n)
), 100-RSI(n2), 0);But how do I build this into one
formula?Right now my short signals are being ranked based on the
highest RSI, but I need them ranked on lowest
RSI.Thanks,JohnCheck AmiBroker web
page at:<A
href="">http://www.amibroker.com/Check
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