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Hi all:
How can I write some codes as an indicator to identify all the decending Peak on the chart? The peak can be compared with the previous peak, or previous two peak. As long as it is decending Peak, then I want it to be identified.
Any input or suggestion is welcome!
TIA!
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How about something like this:
[code:1:cdbfbe6101]
{ Peak definition }
pk:=Ref(H,-1)>H AND Ref(H,-1)>Ref(H,-2);
{ Values at last & prev peaks }
pkVal1:=ValueWhen(1,pk,Ref(H,-1));
pkVal2:=ValueWhen(2,pk,Ref(H,-1));
{ Descending peaks }
pk AND pkVal1<pkVal2
[/code:1:cdbfbe6101]
You could also try:
{ Condescending peaks }
pk AND pkVal1<pkVal2 AND pkVal1<pkVal3 :)
jose '-)
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Hi Jose:
I am using the Zig function to identify the Peak.
Here is what I wrote:
[code:1:dd1d1c095f]
ziz:=Zig(C,1,%);
PeakV:=Ref(ziz,1)<ziz AND Ref(ziz,-1)<ziz;
Peak1:=ValueWhen(1,PeakV,H);
Peak2:=ValueWhen(1,PeakV,H);
Plot:=ValueWhen(1,PeakV,H)<ValueWhen(1,Ref(PeakV,-1),H);
Cross(Plot,0.5);
[/code:1:dd1d1c095f]
What do you think?
What I am trying to do is to identify all the decending Peak, whether it is the current Peak compare to previous Peak, or the current Peak compare to all the previous Peak point.
Please advise, Jose.
TIA!
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If you want to use hindsight functions, you may as well just use the Peak() function.
Don't forget that (just like the ZigZag) the last Peak() is dynamic, and not suitable for stable signals (i.e. trading).
jose '-)
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Jose wrote:How about something like this:
[code:1:6815ffdfb9]
{ Peak definition }
pk:=Ref(H,-1)>H AND Ref(H,-1)>Ref(H,-2);
{ Values at last & prev peaks }
pkVal1:=ValueWhen(1,pk,Ref(H,-1));
pkVal2:=ValueWhen(2,pk,Ref(H,-1));
{ Descending peaks }
pk AND pkVal1<pkVal2
[/code:1:6815ffdfb9]
You could also try:
{ Condescending peaks }
pk AND pkVal1<pkVal2 AND pkVal1<pkVal3 :)
jose '-)
Hi Jose,
Is it possible to draw a trendline (not manually) to connect these 2 peaks?
Many thanks!
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