Indicateur PMO

• 09/27/2017 at 7:45 PM #47567
  Vinks_o_7

  Bonjour à tous

  Je rechercche l’indicateur PMO sous PRR: est-ce qu’il existe déjà ?

  Pour info, voiçi sa “formule”:

  Smoothing Multiplier = (2 / Time period) Custom Smoothing Function = {Close - Smoothing Function(previous day)} * Smoothing Multiplier + Smoothing Function(previous day) PMO Line = 20-period Custom Smoothing of (10 * 35-period Custom Smoothing of ( ( (Today's Price/Yesterday's Price) * 100) - 100) ) PMO Signal Line = 10-period EMA of the PMO Line

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  Smoothing Multiplier = (2 / Time period)   Custom Smoothing Function = {Close - Smoothing Function(previous day)} * Smoothing Multiplier + Smoothing Function(previous day)   PMO Line = 20-period Custom Smoothing of (10 * 35-period Custom Smoothing of ( ( (Today's Price/Yesterday's Price) * 100) - 100) )   PMO Signal Line = 10-period EMA of the PMO Line

  Un grand merci à Nicolas pour tout le travail accompli.

  

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  09/28/2017 at 1:31 PM #47670
  Nicolas

  Une petite description en français de l’indicateur PMO :

  L’oscillateur Momentum du prix (PMO) est un oscillateur basé sur un calcul du taux de changement (ROC) qui est lissé deux fois avec des moyennes mobiles exponentielles qui utilisent un processus de lissage personnalisé. Parce que le PMO est normalisé, il peut également être utilisé comme outil de force relative.

  Je suis reparti d’une version en langage PineScript, voilà ce que l’on obtient:

  //PRC_Price Momentum Oscillator //28.09.2016 //Nicolas @ www.prorealcode.com //Sharing ProRealTime knowledge length1=35 // "First Smoothing" length2=20 //"Second Smoothing" siglength=10 //"Signal Smoothing" if barindex>1 then i = (close/close[1])*100 sm1 = 2.0/length1 csf1=((i-100)-csf1[1])*sm1+csf1[1] pmol2=csf1 sm2 = 2.0/length2 csf2=((10*pmol2)-csf2[1])*sm2+csf2[1] pmol=csf2 pmols=average[siglength,1](pmol) endif return pmols coloured(100,100,100) as "Signal", pmol coloured(0,0,0) style(line,2) as "PMO", 0 coloured(100,100,100) style(dottedline) as "0 level"

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  //PRC_Price Momentum Oscillator //28.09.2016 //Nicolas @ www.prorealcode.com //Sharing ProRealTime knowledge   length1=35 // "First Smoothing" length2=20 //"Second Smoothing" siglength=10 //"Signal Smoothing"   if barindex>1 then i = (close/close[1])*100   sm1 = 2.0/length1 csf1=((i-100)-csf1[1])*sm1+csf1[1] pmol2=csf1   sm2 = 2.0/length2 csf2=((10*pmol2)-csf2[1])*sm2+csf2[1] pmol=csf2   pmols=average[siglength,1](pmol)   endif   return pmols coloured(100,100,100) as "Signal", pmol coloured(0,0,0) style(line,2) as "PMO", 0 coloured(100,100,100) style(dottedline) as "0 level"

   

   

  

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  09/28/2017 at 1:45 PM #47678
  Nicolas

  J’ai ajouté l’indicateur à notre bibliothèque de codes prorealtime, ici : https://www.prorealcode.com/prorealtime-indicators/pmo-price-momentum-oscillator/

  

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  09/28/2017 at 1:55 PM #47679
  Vinks_o_7

  Merci beaucoup Nicolas !!! :-)))

  

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