Re: PPO (2°)

["Lionel Issen" <lissen@xxxxxxxxx>]

Giancarlo:
You are correct. The trigger for an oscillator 
has to be a moving average of the oscillator. To get a different color, I think 
we can use a template.
Regards
Lionel Issen<A 
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  Subject: Re: PPO (2°)
  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.ggAt 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);  <FONT face=arial 
    size=2>Thanks, Jim 
  Barone