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Preston Juan, Anyone
How did this conversation end?
Am trying to write an exploration
1. When %k and %d crossover - anytime? Not just 20/80 or 30/70
2. When they cross over (selecting search for Bull or Bear mode) but
at a steep angle. Not just a 'flat' crossover.
Manipulating this code found at another site.
Formula for Stochastic %K
Per1:=Input("length of stoch",1,100,14);
((CLOSE - LLV(L,Per1))/(HHV(H,Per1)-LLV(L,Per1)))*100
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Formula for Stochastic %d
Per1:=Input("length of stoch",1,100,14);
Per2:=Input("length of ma",1,100,3);
Mov((((CLOSE-LLV(L,Per1))/(HHV(H,Per1)-LLV(L,Per1)))*100),Per2,S)
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Formula for a Slow Stochastic %D
Per1:=Input("length of stoch",1,100,14);
Per2:=Input("length of ma1",1,100,3);
Per3:=Input("length of ma2",1,100,3);
Mov((Mov((((CLOSE-LLV(L,Per1))/(HHV(H,Per1)-LLV(L,Per1)))*100),Per2,S)
),Per3,S)
Any help would be appreciated.
Michael
--- In Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "P Umrysh <pumrysh@xxxx>"
<pumrysh@xxxx> wrote:
> Juan,
>
> In theory you are on the right track about volatility.
>
> The question of changing timeframes is another matter. Oscillators
> can be made adaptive but I'm not sure that the result is worth the
> effort.
>
> Before you play the game you should have a game plan that answers
the
> question of how you will handle this. Keep in mind that some of the
> best trading opportunities occur when volatility contracts. You can
> also loose a great deal if you are not prepared. By all means use
> stops!
>
>
>
> Preston
>
>
> --- In Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "emarco" <emarco@xxxx> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > 1) I would like to be advised how to handle the divergence of
> stochastics.
> > I would like not to enter a trade when this happens: price does
not
> move or
> > goes down and stochastic still goes up.....I know that depends of
> the
> > period of the stochastic but perhaps there is a way to avoid this
> type of
> > trades.
> > My idea also is to place a trailing stop when I am long or short
> and
> > stochastic diverges.
> > 2) "How to handdle stochastic due to a change in volatility?"
> > In different volatility situations sometimes is better to use a
> faster
> > stochatic than a slower or the other way round....How can I adjust
> the
> > oscilators with change in volatility?
> > Perhaps is too challenging cuz volatility changes suddenly or you
> adjust to
> > a different volatility and would have been better with the
previous
> > one...just thoughts
> > I know is the 1MM question but any comment or advise would be
> appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >
> > Juan
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