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Graham:
Thanks much for the reply. Below is the formula that appears when I
right click edit. It is the "built in" formula that came with
AmiBroker. I don't want to screw it up. What I have showing on the
main Chart is 3 moving average and OBV plus of course price. I put
the MA's on from preference menue in older version. Now tell me
where to put the line of code you recommend? Thanks
Dick H.
PS: I've been to Perth (loved the city and ares) but where are the
caves??
// Above line instructs the parser that the code
// below is only for commentary/interpretation window
// This provides significant performance improvement
//
// (C)2002 amibroker.com
movshort = MA( C, Prefs(4) );
movmed = MA( C, Prefs(6) );
movlong = MA( C, Prefs(28) );
btop = BBandTop( C, Prefs( 4 ), Prefs(8)/100 );
bbot = BBandBot( C, Prefs(4), Prefs(8)/100 );
width = btop - bbot;
lslop = LinRegSlope( C, 30 ) + 100;
lslo = LLV( lslop, 90 );
lshi = HHV( lslop, 90 );
lswidth = lshi - lslo;
trend = 100*( lslop - lslo )/lswidth;
Plot( OBV(),"OBV",colorViolet = 38,styleOwnScale);
//--Inicator End --
mawidth = MA( width, 100 );
relwidth = 100*(width - mawidth)/mawidth;
_N( tname = Name()+"("+FullName()+")" );
"Price and moving averages:";
tname + " has closed " + WriteIf( C > movshort, "above" , "below" )
+ " its short time moving average. ";
"Short time moving average is currently " + WriteIf( movshort >
movmed, "above", "below") + " mid-time, and " + WriteIf( movshort >
movlong, "above", "below" ) + " long time moving averages.";
"The relationship between price and moving averages is: "+
WriteIf( C > movshort AND movshort > movmed, "bullish",
WriteIf( C < movshort AND movshort < movmed, "bearish", "neutral" ) )
+ " in short-term, and "+
WriteIf( movshort > movmed AND movmed > movlong , "bullish",
WriteIf( movshort < movmed AND movmed <
movlong, "bearish", "neutral" ) ) + " in mid-long term. ";
"\nBollinger Bands:";
tname+ " has closed " +
WriteIf( C < bbot, "below the lower band by " +
WriteVal( 100 *( bbot-C )/ width, 1.1 ) + "%. " +
WriteIf( trend < 30, " This combined with the steep downtrend can
suggest that the downward trend in prices has a good chance of
continuing. However, a short-term pull-back inside the bands is
likely.",
WriteIf( trend > 30 AND trend < 70, "Although prices have broken the
lower band and a downside breakout is possible, the most likely
scenario for "+tname+" is to continue within current trading
range.", "" ) ), "" ) +
WriteIf( C > btop, "above the upper band by " +
WriteVal( 100 *( C- btop )/ width, 1.1 ) + "%. " +
WriteIf( trend > 70, " This combined with the steep uptrend suggests
that the upward trend in prices has a good chance of continuing.
However, a short-term pull-back inside the bands is likely.",
WriteIf( trend > 30 AND trend < 70, "Although prices have broken the
upper band and a upside breakout is possible, the most likely
scenario for "+tname+" is to continue within current trading
range.", "" ) ), "" ) +
WriteIf( C < btop AND ( ( btop - C ) / width ) < 0.5,
"below upper band by " +
WriteVal( 100 *( btop - C )/ width, 1.1 ) + "%. ",
WriteIf( C < btop AND C > bbot , "above bottom band by " +
WriteVal( 100 *( C - bbot )/ width, 1.1 ) + "%. ", "" ) );
WriteIf( ( trend > 30 AND trend < 70 AND ( C > btop OR C < bbot ) )
AND abs(relwidth) > 40,
"This picture becomes somewhat unclear due to the
fact that Bollinger Bands are currently",
"Bollinger Bands are " )+
WriteVal( abs( relwidth ), 1.1 ) + "% " +
WriteIf( relwidth > 0, "wider" , "narrower" ) +
" than normal.";
WriteIf( abs( relwidth ) < 40, "The current width of the bands
(alone) does not suggest anything conclusive about the future
volatility or movement of prices.","")+
WriteIf( relwidth < -40, "The narrow width of the bands suggests low
volatility as compared to " + tname + "'s normal range. Therefore,
the probability of volatility increasing with a sharp price move has
increased for the near-term. "+
"The bands have been in this narrow range for " + WriteVal(BarsSince
(Cross(-40,relwidth)),1.0) + " bars. The probability of a significant
price move increases the longer the bands remain in this narrow
range." ,"")+
WriteIf( relwidth > 40, "The large width of the bands suggest high
volatility as compared to " + tname + "'s normal range. Therefore,
the probability of volatility decreasing and prices entering (or
remaining in) a trading range has increased for the near-term. "+
"The bands have been in this wide range for " + WriteVal(BarsSince
(Cross(relwidth,40)),1.0) + " bars.The probability of prices
consolidating into a less volatile trading range increases the longer
the bands remain in this wide range." ,"");
"\nThis commentary is not a recommendation to buy or sell. Use at
your own risk.";
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Graham <kavemanperth@xxxx> wrote:
> use
> Title = "{{NAME}} - {{INTERVAL}} {{DATE}} : {{VALUES}} ";
>
> then just add more information to it to suit what you want
>
> On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 20:13:16 -0000, areehoi <hoierman@xxxx> wrote:
> >
> >
> > My Amibroker program came with a built in formula for the main
chart
> > window (Sheet1) that includes Symbol, date, open, high ,low, close
> > and volume. I would like to add the Name of the stock in that
> > heading but am lost as to how. As I recall that was an option in
the
> > earlier versions under preferences but not in 4.60 and higher. I
> > looked a the formula and it has everything but the "kitchen
sink " in
> > it but I couldn't figure out how to change to include the Name of
the
> > stock. Not being a programmer any help will be appreciated.
Thanks.
> >
> > Dick H.
> >
> >
> > Check AmiBroker web page at:
> > http://www.amibroker.com/
> >
> > Check group FAQ at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/amibroker/files/groupfaq.html
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> --
> Cheers
> Graham
> http://e-wire.net.au/~eb_kavan/
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