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Hi Traders,
I need assistance with a filter code.
If I write:
value:=Mov(RSI(C,3),3,E);
I obtain a 3 period smooth RSI. Now, if I want filtering the rising leg of the indicator, can I write for example:
value:=Mov(RSI(C,3),3,E);
signal:=Mov(value,5,E);
myfilter:=signal>trigger;
but it is too slow. So, I can do it better if I take the lowest point of the indicator writing:
value:=Mov(RSI(C,3),3,E);
signal:=value>Ref(value,-1) AND value<30 AND Ref(value,-1)<Ref(value,-2) {bottom turning point}
signal2:=value<Ref(value,-1) AND value>70 AND Ref(value,-1)>Ref(value,-2) {top turning point}
How can I code in MS all the bars through this two point?
Thanks so much
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I'm not sure what you are trying to accompli[censored]
You have found the RSI indicator, a Moving average indicator, The Ref function and the greater than symbol.
You have learned how to nest indicators into other indicators
have a look at the cross function, valuewhen function and if functions
An indicator that has a limit of 100 or 0 will continue to only show that limit as long as the security continues to keep making highs or lows in that direction
google an indicator called Stochastic Pop Steckle!
quick signals do not always show profit
develop a trading plan that has 3 to 4 different types of indicators
define what is bullish and what is bearish
Edited by user Friday, January 23, 2015 1:57:15 PM(UTC)
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