Demarker cross over moving average

• 10/08/2022 at 1:13 AM #202091
  Mary

  How do you write a screener where you want Demarker Indicator period 3 to cross over Exponential Moving Average period 3  ?

  Thank you in advance.

   

   

  

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  10/08/2022 at 9:42 AM #202100
  JS

  Hi @Mary

  DeMarker is an indicator with a ratio between 0 and 100 (equal to the RSI).

  EMA is an indicator with a value based on price.

  So, you can’t compare the two… (DeMarker can’t cross over an EMA)

  Or do I misunderstand your question?

  

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  10/08/2022 at 9:13 PM #202121
  Mary

  So I have this Demarker Indicator on my chart (please see code below) and I added an Exponential Moving Average  period (3) to it so it crosses over( see pic below). I just don’t know how to write a screener for it.

   

  //DeMarker Indicator
  period=3
  up=max(0,high-high[1])
  down=max(0,low[1]-low)

  ratio=100*average[period](up)/(average[period](up)+average[period](down))

  return ratio as “DeMarker”,20,80

   

   

   

   

  

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  10/08/2022 at 10:18 PM #202123
  JS

  Hi @Mary

  Okay, I understand now…

  The screener can look like this…

   

  DeMarker + EMA Screener

  //DeMarker + EMA Screener period=3 up=max(0,high-high[1]) down=max(0,low[1]-low) ratio=100*average[period](up)/(average[period](up)+average[period](down)) xEMA = ExponentialAverage[period](Ratio) If ratio Crosses Over xEMA then Signal = 1 Else Signal = 2 EndIf SCREENER[Signal](Signal AS "1=long, 2=short")

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  //DeMarker + EMA Screener   period=3 up=max(0,high-high[1]) down=max(0,low[1]-low)   ratio=100*average[period](up)/(average[period](up)+average[period](down)) xEMA = ExponentialAverage[period](Ratio)   If ratio Crosses Over xEMA then Signal = 1 Else Signal = 2 EndIf   SCREENER[Signal](Signal AS "1=long, 2=short")

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