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Dear Friends..
I want to create an expert commentary. where I am looking to Count a Number of DOJIs has been formed on charts......
Kindly please help me ...ASAP
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Cum(Doji()) should give you the total amount of doji formed.
Just what are you trying to find?
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Thanks Henry for your great Help....
Actually I want to Count the Number of Dojis which are formed above the 50 EMA.....
please help..
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Cum(Doji() and C>Mov(C,50,E))
You still have not explained your use of this experiment?
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how to I calculate total available bar on my loaded chart...
I want to mention it in Expart Advisor...
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Use the Writevalue(????,5,1) in the commentary section of the expert
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kaushik1 wrote:how to I calculate total available bar on my loaded chart...
I want to mention it in Expart Advisor...
Cum(1) should give you the total bars in the chart. A 1 condition means always true, so it basically cumulates every bar in the chart this way.
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Thank you. So Much....... I had Set all the formula.. and its work according to my experiment...... As per the given formula I found that.. - There are 107 dojis are available out of 3270 bar available on my chart....which is 28 %
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of this 107 dojis, 61 ( 57%) dojis are formed above the 50 EMA ( BULL
TREND ) and 44 (41%) dojis are below 50 EMA ( BEAR TREND ) ..
Now As we Know that every Candle has Require Confirmation for entering in trade..... DOJI also has its Own rules to considered if its reversal or Continuation..... Now I want to set the formula according to below logic....So One more Experiment I am Looking for....which add Impotent inputs on my thought... I want to Find .....( We will talk only for Bull Trend...)
- How many DOJIs are available on chart.. whare the next day's( second day breakout) closing above the doji's high..??
- How many DOJIs are available on chart.. whare the Near day's( third day breakout) closing above the doji's high..???
- How many DOJIs are available on chart.. whare the FAR day's( fourth day breakout) closing above the doji's high..??
I am sure I will get my answer soon .. as I am between the master EXPERTS...
Thank you So much for your Co- operation.....
Looking to hear from you soon...
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Many functions look backward, so it can be easier to write the formula to look for your first criteria with REF(condition,-n) wrapped around it and then compare the close price to the High value of that doji by matching the Ref of the High to the Ref periods of the Doji:
Ref(Doji(),-1) AND C > Ref(H,-1)
Ref(Doji(),-2) AND C > Ref(H,-2)
Ref(Doji(),-3) AND C > Ref(H,-3)
You can of course wrap a cumulative cum() function around these conditions along with dividing by the total bars formula cum(1) and multiplying by 100 to get your frequency percentage.
Cum(Ref(Doji(),-3) AND C > Ref(H,-3)) / Cum(1) * 100
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