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>From an earlier contributor....
Subject: Sibbits Demand Index
Resent-Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1999 20:09:40 -0700
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1999 20:08:58 -0700
From: David Fenstemaker <dfens@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Did I post this twice? If so, sorry.
As promised, Sibbet's Demand Index. For some reason, you don't see
this around, but it is a really good indicator. I trade the peaks.
It uses volume, so its not as good if used on mutual funds or
indexes.
The ELA has both the indicator and the function.
The indicator:
{ James Sibbet's Demand Index Indicator }
{ Programmed by David Fenstemaker }
{ The Demand Index combines price and volume in }
{ such a way that it is often a leading indicator of }
{ price change. }
Inputs: Length(5);
Vars: DMIndx(0);
DMIndx = DeMand.Index (Length) ;
Plot1(DMIndx, "DMI") ;
Plot2(0, "Zero") ;
{ James Sibbet's Demand Index Function }
{ Programmed by David Fenstemaker }
{ The Demand Index combines price and volume in }
{ such a way that it is often a leading indicator of }
{ price change. }
The function:
Inputs: Length (NumericSeries);
Vars : WtCRatio(1), VolRatio(1), VolAvg(Volume),
BuyP(1), SellP(1), Sign(+1), Return(0),
WghtClose(Close), AvgTR(High - Low),
Constant(1), BuyPres(1), SellPres(1),
TempDI(1), DMI(1);
If CurrentBar = 1 then
Begin
VolAvg = Average(Volume, Length);
End;
Return = 0 ;
WghtClose = (High + Low + Close + Close) * 0.25;
AvgTR = Average (Highest (High, 2) - Lowest ( Low, 2), Length);
VolAvg = ((VolAvg [1] * (Length - 1)) + Volume) / Length;
If WghtClose <> 0 and WghtClose[1] <> 0 and
AvgTR <> 0 and VolAvg <> 0 then
Begin
WtCRatio = (WghtClose - WghtClose[1]) / MinList(WghtClose,
WghtClose[1]) ;
VolRatio = Volume / VolAvg;
Constant = ((WghtClose * 3) /AvgTR) * AbsValue (WtCRatio);
If Constant > 88 then Constant = 88;
Constant = VolRatio / ExpValue (Constant);
If WtCRatio > 0 then
Begin
BuyP = VolRatio;
SellP = Constant;
End
Else
Begin
BuyP = Constant;
SellP = VolRatio;
End;
BuyPres = ((BuyPres [1] * (Length - 1)) + BuyP) / Length;
SellPres = ((SellPres [1] * (Length - 1)) + SellP) / Length;
TempDI = +1;
If SellPres > BuyPres then
Begin
Sign = -1;
If SellPres <> 0 then TempDI = BuyPres / SellPres;
End
Else
Begin
Sign = +1;
If BuyPres <> 0 then TempDI = SellPres / BuyPres;
End;
TempDI = TempDI * Sign;
If TempDI < 0
then
DMI = -1 - TempDI
else
DMI = +1 - TempDI ;
Return = DMI {* 100.0} ;
End;
Demand.Index = Return ;
Paul wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I still haven't found James Sibbet's Demand Index for easylanguage. I was
> wondering if anyone has found it in their archives could they email it over
> please.
>
> Regards,
> Paul
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