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I want to write a stochastic indicator, during which I define an
fuction SMA(input,n,m). Could some one kindly advise why in the
following code, PLOT RSV1 is OK, but plot RSV2 is not ?
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RSV1= (Close-LLV(Low,35))/HHV(High,35);
RSV2= (Close-LLV(Low,35))/(HHV(High,35)-LLV(Low,35))*100;
function SMA(x,n,m)
{
result[ 0 ] = x[ 0 ];
for( i = 1; i < BarCount; i++ )
{
result[ i ] = (x[i] *m +(n-m)* result[ i -1 ])/n;
}
return result;
}
Plot(sma(RSV1,10,1),"sma10 for rsv1",colorRed);// this plot is ok
Plot(sma(RSV2,10,1),"sma10 for rsv2",colorgreen); // this plot is
wrong
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