EMA, WEIGHTED AND WILDER AVERAGES CODE

• 02/04/2018 at 9:34 PM #61487
  maximus78

  Hello guys!

  I need the probuilder codes of the EMA, WEIGHTED and WILDER averages.

  Does anybody knows them?

  Thanks in advance

  Max

   

  

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  02/05/2018 at 12:48 AM #61504
  robertogozzi

  Proprietary software is usually undisclosed, you may try to apply PRT but I don’t think you’ll get any useful help (it would be odd if they did!).

  You may search this forum for versions that you may modify to suit your needs.

  You may also search the web for the formulas and build them on your own.

   

  

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  02/05/2018 at 7:18 AM #61509
  maximus78

  Hi Roberto, yes I know probuilder indicators codes are not available, actually I was asking if anyone has programmed on it’s own the codes of the 3 averages to be able to modify them.

  Overall to use them as daily filter on the intraday timeframes.

  Max

  

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  02/05/2018 at 8:30 AM #61519
  Nicolas

  Exponential moving average code:

  EMA

  once customema=close EMALength = 10 alpha = 2/(EMALength+1) if barindex>EMALength then CustomEMA = alpha*Close + (1-alpha)*CustomEMA[1] endif return customEMA

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  once customema=close EMALength = 10 alpha = 2/(EMALength+1) if barindex>EMALength then CustomEMA = alpha*Close + (1-alpha)*CustomEMA[1] endif   return customEMA

   

  

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  02/05/2018 at 8:39 AM #61520
  Nicolas

  Wilder Moving Average code:

  Wilder MA

  //Wilder MA N = 10 K = 1/N if barindex>N then wilder = close * K + wilder[1] * (1-K) endif return wilder coloured(255,0,0)

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  //Wilder MA N = 10 K = 1/N if barindex>N then wilder = close * K + wilder[1] * (1-K) endif   return wilder coloured(255,0,0)

   

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  02/06/2018 at 7:45 AM #61630
  maximus78

  Thanks so much Nicolas!

  Don’t you have also the weighted average?

  Maxx

  

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  02/06/2018 at 8:19 AM #61635
  Nicolas

  I recoded them from scratch, don’t have time enough to code the last one yesterday. I’ll try to make it today.

  

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  02/06/2018 at 9:10 AM #61638
  Nicolas

  Weighted Moving Average code:

  WMA

  period = 10 price = customclose pricesum=0 a=0 for i = 0 to period do p=period-i pricesum = pricesum+price[i]*p a = a + i next wma = pricesum/a return wma as "wma"

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  period = 10 price = customclose   pricesum=0 a=0 for i = 0 to period do p=period-i pricesum = pricesum+price[i]*p a = a + i next   wma = pricesum/a   return wma as "wma"

  All is good now 🙂

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  02/06/2018 at 1:13 PM #61679
  maximus78

  Great job Nicolas! thanks so much!

  Maxx

  

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  12/15/2020 at 10:45 AM #153814
  Vivien Adnot

  Hello Nicolas 🙂 Thanks for the codes ! It’s really useful

  I’m wondering something about the wilder moving average code, on this line:

  wilder = close * K + wilder[1] * (1-K)

  1	wilder = close * K + wilder[1] * (1-K)

  I understand it’s a sophisticated way to make a loop,

  at the first iteration of the loop, i guess wilder is undefined, so “wilder[1] * (1-K)” should equals to “undefined * (1-K)”

  so my guess is that it is equal to 0 on the first iteration

  am I right ?

  

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  12/15/2020 at 11:04 AM #153816
  Nicolas

  Indeed, so you can add this line at the top of the code in order to get a value for the first iteration of the loop:

  once wilder = close

  1	once wilder = close

   

  

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