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_SECTION_BEGIN("#-PredictCross");
and it should work for you
dave 346 <david346@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
how do i add this to
the new amibroker.
yes this formula
Thanks
Natasha !! <dynomitedoll_ddd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
Sorry the value for close is tclose in the below formula .
-- N !!
Natasha !! <dynomitedoll_ddd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
Formula courtesy Dimitris Tsokakis:
_SECTION_BEGIN ("#-PredictCross");
// Probable MAcross bars
//p=20;
p= Param("fast",8,3,30,1);MAp=EMA(C,p);
//k=30;
k= Param("slow",13,3,30,1);MAk=EMA(C,k);
y=p* EMA(C,p)-(p-1)*Ref(EMA(C,p-1),-1);//Plot(y," ",colorPlum);
tClose=(p*(k- 1)*MA(C,k-1)-k*(p-1)*MA(C,p-1))/(k-p);
DescCrossPrediction= Cross(tClose,C);
AscCrossPrediction= Cross(C,tClose);
ExpectMAcross=DescCrossPrediction OR AscCrossPrediction;
Confirmed= Cross(MAk,MAp) OR Cross(MAp,MAk);
UR= 2*Highest(ROC(C,1));LR=2*Lowest(ROC(C,1));
Ucoeff= 1+UR/100;Lcoeff=1+LR/100;
Filter = 1;//for the autoanalyser
//Filter=tClose<Lcoeff*C OR tClose>Ucoeff*C;//for the graph
AddColumn (MAp,"MAp");
AddColumn (MAk,"MAk");
AddColumn (Confirmed,"C-Cr");
AddColumn (ExpectMAcross,"Ex-Cr");
Plot (C,"",7*Filter+1,64);
Plot (MAp,"",4,1);Plot(MAk,"",5,1);
bars= BarsSince(Cross(MAp,MAk) OR Cross(MAk,MAp));
expect=NOT(Filter);
Title= Name()+" , "+
WriteIf (expect AND NOT(expectMAcross) AND NOT(Confirmed) AND bars>3 AND tClose<C,"EXPECT a bearish MAcross SOON","")+
WriteIf (expect AND NOT(expectMAcross) AND NOT(Confirmed) AND bars>3 AND tClose>C,"EXPECT a bullish MAcross SOON","")+
WriteIf (DescCrossPrediction,"EXPECT a bearish MAcross TOMORROW","")+
WriteIf (AscCrossPrediction,"EXPECT a bullish MAcross TOMORROW","")+
WriteIf (Confirmed,"--Confirmed_Cross","");
//In many cases Now, there is one "EXPECT SOON" AND one "EXPECT TOMORROW".
GraphXSpace= 8;
_SECTION_END ();Eugene <eugenecpinto@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
ema is calculated by using the following formula
PDA = Prior Day's Average (Begin with simple MA, thereafter PDA is an exponential value.)
Exp = Exponent
CDV = Current Day's Value (If you are averaging a stock price, CDV is today's price.)
EMA = Current Day's Exponential Moving Average
The formula to calculate the exponential average with this method is:
(CDV * Exp) + (PDA * (1 - Exp)) = EMA
I want to be able to estimate the close needed for and ema cross...
Any idea on how to accomplish it?
Thanks
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Warm regards, Natasha !!
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