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07/16/2017 at 8:25 PM #40820
Ciao ragazzi, ho cercato di programmare l’indicatore Pro go di Williams secondo le sue istruzioni, ma qualcosa non mi torna (linea professional verde) guardando l’esempio di Williams allegato,
secondo voi è corretto e se non lo è mi sapete dare le giuste istruzioni?
Grazie mille in anticipo!
Massimo
Many, many years ago I wrote about how to separate public buying from professional buying. The essence of the technique was to create an A/D line for the public that shows
the change from yesterday’s close to today’s open (i.e. ProGo Public). The professional A/D line is then constructed by using the change from today’s open to today’s close (i.e.
ProGo Professional). Those two lines clearly “tip” us as to what is really going on.
We can take this one step farther by simply constructing an index of the previous close to open +/- values and then taking a 14 day average which is plotted against a 14 day
average of the +/- values of the open to close.
I can see at least two ways to use this data, and there may be more. The first is to simply look for divergences between price and the Professional (Pro) index. Price lows not
matched by the Pro index are bullish. New highs not matched by this index tend to be bearish.
Additionally, crossings of these two indicators have given some excellent intermediate term buy and sell signal as the charts below depict. This can be used as an entry or timing
technique with the rules as provided at the seminar.
Even in today’s electronic markets, ProGo still holds true.Seguendo quello che scrive, il codice dovrebbe essere questo:
public=close[0]-open[1]
professional=open[0]-close[0]
progopublic=average[14](public)
progoprofessional=average[14](professional)
return progopublic as “public”, progoprofessional as “professional”1 user thanked author for this post.
07/16/2017 at 11:21 PM #40835Sorry, I don’t speak enough italian to write the answer in your language. Just an idea:
open[0] <– known when day starts
close[0] <– NOT known until end of day
Put the whole data one day further back, for those days we have everything.
Hope that helps.
1 user thanked author for this post.
07/17/2017 at 12:55 PM #40861Code:
Pro Go Williams1234567// --- extern to play with itAvgPeriod=14 // opens & closes 1 day backpubs = ( Dclose(2) - Dopen(1) ) // yesterday close -> today openprofs = ( Dopen(1) - Dclose(1) ) // today open -> today closepubsAvg = average[AvgPeriod](pubs)profsAvg = average[AvgPeriod](profs)return pubsAvg as "public", profsAvg as "professionals", 0 as "zero line"Test DAX daily: green=profs, red=pubs
uuuppsss.
07/17/2017 at 7:09 PM #40892Maximus,
the one you wrote works too. I just got rid of the [0]:
12345public=close-open[1]professional=open-closeprogopublic=average[14](public)progoprofessional=average[14](professional)return progopublic as "public", progoprofessional as "professional"07/17/2017 at 7:44 PM #4089807/17/2017 at 8:24 PM #40903Yep I concur … both give same results!
Thanks guys, this was a new one on me, but it appears to have a lot of merit!?
I’m going to incorporate it in some of my Strats and I’ll report back.
Cheers
GraHalPS For clarification, I hadn’t seen Post #40898 when I posted above. So I was referring to the code at #40861 and #40892,
07/17/2017 at 9:06 PM #4091007/17/2017 at 9:48 PM #4091307/17/2017 at 10:05 PM #4091407/17/2017 at 10:23 PM #4091707/18/2017 at 9:07 AM #4092707/18/2017 at 10:46 AM #40942The ProGo is for use on Daily TF as close[1]-open takes account of the daily opening gap.
I am using it on 1M and 5M TF so I guess I’m using the Professional Line more as a Sentiment Index?
I’ve reversed the Pro Line (see attached) cos when I was writing conditions into a Strat code I found myself having to look back at the Chart. I find attached more intuitive as we all know that a steep rise is often quickly followed by a correction! (sorry Larry! 🙂 ).
GraHal
10/19/2021 at 8:04 AM #179906public=open-close[1] , professional=close-open
Qualcuno ha un’idea del perché abbiano senso distinguere pubblico e professionista dal primo posto? Perché questi possono separare l’acquisto pubblico dall’acquisto professionale?
Does anyone have an idea why these make sense to distinguish public and professional from first place? Why these can separate public buying from professional buying?10/19/2021 at 8:15 AM #17991310/19/2021 at 8:17 AM #179914Pubblica solo nella lingua del forum in cui stai postando. Ad esempio solo l’inglese nei forum di lingua inglese e il francese solo nei forum di lingua francese.
Grazie 🙂
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