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Hi guys :) I studying index options (or stock options), and I would like to associate
the stike prices of an index in relationship with a trend
indicator. For example: if I write: a1:=10000;
a2:=a1+500;
a3:=a2+500;
a1;
a2;
a3;
the indicator plotted are 3 horizontal lines at 500 points of distance of each one.
Is it possible, instead, to plot all the horizontal lines in a chart at 500 points of distance from each other in a unique code? P.S. this is the first part of my intentions
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Sorry guys... I think that my previous post is not so clear.
I try to re-explain the indicator who I would like to build: Take the high and low values from one bar (for example) and calculate the average.
Simply: (H + L)/2
Suppose that the result is approximately 100, for example 98 and also the average of the next three bar are approximately 100. Summarizing we have four values who ranging near 100. How can I plot the resultant indicator approximate at 100 value? (So, the indicator that connects the four point is a horizontal line at 100 value) Thanks
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Code:
pr:=(H+L)/2;
avg:=mov(pr,4,s);
x:=int(avg/100)*100;
{plot}
x;
wabbit [:D]
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