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At 10:20 AM -0500 4/27/02, Southwest Transaction Group, Inc. wrote:
>To keep this example simple, lets say I have a moving average
>crossover. When there is a crossover, I'd like to plot a line that
>extends to the right BUT ONLY on the last crossover.
>
>Vars: MA1(0), MA2(0);
>
>MA1 = AVERAGE(C,8);
>MA2 = AVERAGE(C,4);
>
>IF MA1 CROSSES OVER MA2 AND (its the last crossover only) THEN
> Plot1(line, extend right, "");
Unfortunately, since bars are processed from first to last, there is
no way to know that a crossover is the last one until you get to the
end.
You can plot a horizontal line that extend to the right on each
crossover and get reset by the next crossover:
Vars: MA1(0), MA2(0), CrossVal(0);
MA1 = AVERAGE(C,8);
MA2 = AVERAGE(C,4);
IF MA1 CROSSES OVER MA2 THEN
CrossVal = MA1;
Plot1(CrossVal, "1"):
Bob Fulks
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