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Like this:
PPO:= ((Mov(C ,12,E ) -
Mov(C,26,E))/Mov(C,12,E))*100;
Trigger:= Mov(C,9,E);
PPO;
Trigger;
but the lines will plot the same colour, and the Trigger shall never
cross the PPO, since the PPO will be the average close of n days,
and the Trigger a % difference between different MA of the close, maybe
the solution is something like this:
Like this:
PPO:= ((Mov(C ,12,E ) -
Mov(C,26,E))/Mov(C,12,E))*100;
Trigger:= Mov(((Mov(C ,12,E ) - Mov(C,26,E))/Mov(C,12,E))*100,9,E);
PPO;
Trigger;
I would write them as 2 different indicators.
gg
At 09:32 AM 09/02/2001 -0500, you wrote:
In the last issue of
TASC on page 32, The Percentage Price Oscillator is described. The use of
a trigger line is also used with the PPO. If I create the PPO indicator
and the "Trigger" in the same indicator as below, how do I get
the indicator to plot both lines?
PPO:= ((Mov(C ,12,E ) -
Mov(C,26,E))/Mov(C,12,E))*100;
Trigger:= Mov(C,9,E);
Thanks,
Jim Barone
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