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Try this.
rd=Redline;
gn=Greenline;
rdgnV=99;rdgnmt=rdgnV/100;rdgnlt=100/rdgnV;
rdgnsqz=rd>=rdgnmt*gn AND rd<rdgnlt*gn;
Plot(rdgnsqz,"rdgnsqz",colorRed,styleOwnScale);
RDGNV can be thought of as the RedGreenValue. When the rdgnv is set at 99,
the red and green lines need to be very close together to plot a hit.
If you change the rdgnv to 85, then it will detect when the red and green
lines are a lot farther apart, but still fairly close to each other.
Change the rdgnv to value that you that you want to, and see what happens.
Hope this helps. Ron D
----- Original Message -----
From: "original_nightstalker" <nightstalker@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 2:05 PM
Subject: [amibroker] A Challenge for all you code wizards .....
> I'm using AB latest beta, v4.75.6 on XP. And I have a challenge for you
> :)
>
> I'd like to be able to scan for what I call a "Green Squeeze". Using
> Guppy MMAs, the short term ones are coloured green, the longer term ones
> coloured red. When the green MMAs come together - the Green Squeeze -
> then start to rise and fan out above the red MMAs, this is often an
> excellent early sign of a breakout. I have a small .png file (SnagIt
> screen capture) of such a move, but don't know how to post graphics here.
>
> The code for my MMAs pane in AmiBroker is as follows:
>
> MaxGraph = 11;
> /* blue lines */
> Graph0= MA( Close, 3 );
> Graph1= MA( Close, 5 );
> Graph2= MA( Close, 7 );
> Graph3 = MA( Close, 9 );
> Graph4 = MA( Close, 11 );
> Graph5 = MA( Close, 13 );
> Graph0Style = Graph1Style = Graph2Style = Graph3Style =Graph4Style =
> Graph5Style = 1;
> Graph0Color = Graph1Color = Graph2Color = Graph3Color =Graph4Color =
> Graph5Color = colorRed;
>
> /* red lines */
> Graph6= MA( Close, 21 );
> Graph7= MA( Close, 24 );
> Graph8= MA( Close, 27 );
> Graph9 = MA( Close, 30 );
> Graph10 = MA( Close, 33 );
> Graph11 = MA( Close, 36 );
> Graph6Style = Graph7Style = Graph8Style = Graph9Style =Graph10Style =
> Graph11Style = 1;
> Graph6Color = Graph7Color = Graph8Color = Graph9Color =Graph10Color =
> Graph11Color = colorBlue;
>
> NOW - the challenge: How can I scan for the situation where the green
> MMAs start to emerge from a squeeze and start to fan out above the red
> MMAs? The Green ones must be rising, they must be breaking above the
> topmost red one, and they must be starting to fan out (separate) over a
> few days - say 3 or 4 days for example.
>
> As a non-coder, how can I incorporate those criteria into a scan?
>
> The winner gets the honour of getting his/her name on the scan, and I'm
> sure that TJ would be happy to have it in the AFL library on the
> website... ;)
>
> Any help much appreciated.
>
> Regards, NightStalker.
>
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