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Hi guys,
When I plot the LinearRegAngle function in TS8.3, I get it plotting the
angle in degrees on the @ES, but on a US stock like HAL for example, it
doesn?t convert properly and plots the arctangent value. I do not
understand why the same indicator plots degrees on one market and arctangent
values on another. Are others able to replicate this? I had some code
suggested to me on the Tradestation forum, which fixed the problem on HAL,
but when applied to @ES it simply messed up what was initially correct. Any
ideas would be helpful.
Plot1(LinearRegAngle(Average(C,21),3),"");
The suggested alteration:
input: price(average(c,21)), len(3);
var: LRA(0), rescaledPrice(0), rescalingFactor(9), rescaledLRA(0);
LRA=linearRegAngle(price,len);
rescaledPrice=price*rescalingFactor;
rescaledLRA=linearRegAngle(rescaledPrice,len);
plot1(LRA,"LRA");
plot2(rescaledLRA,"rescaledLRA");
Ultimately I am after something that gives me the angle of a line, but also
trying to have it normalised over all markets and timeframes. So adjusting
the code to reflect tick changes via (Price2 - Price1) *
(pricescale/minmove). Is something I weould implement as well.
Thanks
24/05/2008
8:56 AM
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