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Alex,
CMO is
easier to calculate than RSI.
Try
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#include <cmo.afl>
Len = Param("cLen",8,3);
Plot(CMO(C,Len),
_DEFAULT_NAME(), ParamColor( "Color", colorCycle ),
ParamStyle("Style") );
ob = Param("OB",50); os =
Param("OS",-50,-100,0);
Plot(ob,"",colorRed);
Plot(os,"",colorBrightGreen);
Where
cmo.afl is
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function cmo(pr, len)
{
num =
pr - Ref(pr,-1);
den = abs(num);
result =
100*(Sum(num,len)/Sum(den,len));
return result;
}
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I use
the include for other CMOs such as CompCMO
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#include <cmo.afl>
Len1 = Param("CMO1L",5,3); Len2 =
Param("CMO2L",8,3); Len3 = Param("CMO3L",13,3);
CompCMO =
(CMO(C,Len1)+CMO(C,Len2) +CMO(C,Len3))/3;
Plot(CompCMO,_DEFAULT_NAME(), ParamColor( "Color", colorCycle ),
ParamStyle("Style") );
ob = Param("OB",50); os =
Param("OS",-50,-100,0);
Plot(ob,"",colorRed);
Plot(os,"",colorBrightGreen);
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Regards,
Bob
Hi,
I am missing a piece of puzzle (A of B) to complete translate code.
anyone reproduce similiar to the code greatly appreciate. I'm trying to get
into Momentum Index.
Regards,
Alex
//Chande's Momentum Oscillator
II
periods=Param("Periods",14,5,30,1);
//{define an up Day AND down Day}
upday=IIf(C>Ref(C,-1),C-Ref(C,-1),0);
downday=IIf(Ref(C,-1)>
C,Ref(C,-1)-C,0);
//{Sum up the up AND down days over the given period}
sumup=Sum(upday,periods);
sumdown=Sum(downday,periods);
//{define the CMO}
CD=100*(sumup-sumdown)/(sumup+sumdown);
/////////////////////////////////////
//Momentum Index
PD= Param("Lookback Period",30, 5, 220, 1);
MI= {Chande Momentum Osc (C,PD)}
((Sum(IIf(Close,>,Ref(Close,-1), (Close-Ref(Close,-1)),0),pd)) -
(Sum(IIf(Close,<,Ref(Close,-1), (Ref(Close,-1)- Close),0),pd))) /
((Sum(IIf(Close,>,Ref(Close,-1), (Close-Ref(Close,-1)),0),pd) +
(Sum(IIf(Close,<,Ref(Close,-1), (Ref(Close,-1)- Close),0),pd))))*100; //
problem start here
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