DIVERGENZA MOMENTUM/PREZZO

• 11/03/2019 at 12:26 PM #111925
  lng123

  Buongiorno,

  vorrei programmare un indicatore che segnali le divergenze fra il prezzo ed il Momentum,

  impostato come l’indicatore già presente sulla piattaforma “Divergence RSI/PRIX”, è possibile?

  Io non sono in grado di programmarlo.

  Grazie

  

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  11/03/2019 at 1:09 PM #111927
  robertogozzi

  Dovrebbe essere possibile, nei prossimi giorni faccio qualche prova.

  

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  11/04/2019 at 9:45 AM #111991
  robertogozzi

  Prova questo, l’ho adattato da uno sull’RSI che ho trovato qui sul forum (ho lasciato la variabile DSRI, senza modificarne il nome in quanto è ininfluente, puoi variarla tu se vuoi):

  Divergenze Momentum

  /// Detector of divergences /// Version by TempusFugit based on an original idea of jose7674 ///The variable "N" is the number of bars backwards that we use to find a divergence ///The variable "a" is the number of bars used to calculate RSI ///The variable "b" is the number of bars checked backwards to detecte swing highs or lows ///The variable "c" is the aditional increase/decrise in price required to get a divergence defparam calculateonlastbars=500 //N = 29 //a = 14 //b = 5 //c = 0 // DRSI = Momentum[a](close) cero = 0 ////Searching for swing highs or lows IF (BarIndex > 10+N) THEN IF (DRSI[1]>DRSI AND DRSI[1]>highest[b](DRSI[2])) THEN RSISwingHigh=DRSI[1] RSIPreviousSwingHigh=highest[N](DRSI) PriceSwingHigh=close[1] PricePreviousSwingHigh=Highest[N](close) ENDIF IF (DRSI[1]<DRSI AND DRSI[1]<lowest[b](DRSI[2])) THEN RSISwingLow=DRSI[1] RSIPreviousSwingLow=lowest[N](DRSI) PriceSwingLow=close[1] PricePreviousSwingLow=lowest[N](close) ENDIF ////Detecting Divergences between RSI and Price IF(RSISwingHigh<RSIPreviousSwingHigh AND PriceSwingHigh>(PricePreviousSwingHigh[1]*(1+(c/100)))) THEN signal = -1 ELSE signal = 0 ENDIF IF(RSISwingLow>RSIPreviousSwingLow AND PriceSwingLow<(PricePreviousSwingLow[1]*(1-(c/100)))) THEN signal = 1 ENDIF ENDIF Return cero as "0", signal as "Divergence" /// If Divergence = 1, there is bullish divergence. if D =-1, bearish divergence ///END

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  /// Detector of divergences /// Version by TempusFugit based on an original idea of jose7674   ///The variable "N" is the number of bars backwards that we use to find a divergence ///The variable "a" is the number of bars used to calculate RSI ///The variable "b" is the number of bars checked backwards to detecte swing highs or lows ///The variable "c" is the aditional increase/decrise in price required to get a divergence defparam calculateonlastbars=500 //N = 29 //a = 14 //b = 5 //c = 0 // DRSI = Momentum[a](close) cero = 0 ////Searching for swing highs or lows IF (BarIndex > 10+N) THEN IF (DRSI[1]>DRSI AND DRSI[1]>highest[b](DRSI[2])) THEN RSISwingHigh=DRSI[1] RSIPreviousSwingHigh=highest[N](DRSI)   PriceSwingHigh=close[1] PricePreviousSwingHigh=Highest[N](close) ENDIF IF (DRSI[1]<DRSI AND DRSI[1]<lowest[b](DRSI[2])) THEN RSISwingLow=DRSI[1] RSIPreviousSwingLow=lowest[N](DRSI)   PriceSwingLow=close[1] PricePreviousSwingLow=lowest[N](close) ENDIF   ////Detecting Divergences between RSI and Price IF(RSISwingHigh<RSIPreviousSwingHigh AND PriceSwingHigh>(PricePreviousSwingHigh[1]*(1+(c/100)))) THEN signal = -1 ELSE signal = 0 ENDIF IF(RSISwingLow>RSIPreviousSwingLow AND PriceSwingLow<(PricePreviousSwingLow[1]*(1-(c/100)))) THEN signal = 1 ENDIF ENDIF Return cero as "0", signal as "Divergence" /// If Divergence = 1, there is bullish divergence. if D =-1, bearish divergence ///END

  prova a cambiare i parametri dalle proprietà (o nelle variabili commentate) per adattarlo ai tuoi strumenti e grafici.

  

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  11/05/2019 at 9:04 AM #112156
  lng123

  Grazie mille!!!

  

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