promising Idea that i implemented manualy for scalping

• 11/21/2017 at 10:56 AM #53410
  GLENGOLOLO

  Hi guys

  Im not good at coding , i thought i would share this idea with you guys for scalping, please share it with me if you where able to program it 

  High-low=0      open-close=0 t then substract high-low with open-close ((high-low) -(open-close))=0

  Exmple

  High-low=5

  open-close=-9

  ((high-low) -(open-close))=-4

  then make the code add (high-low) -(open-close))=-4 with  High-low=5 only if the both have nagetive or positive  value and if both value differ other is negative and other psitive they should not add and do the same with (high-low) -(open-close))=-4+open-close=-9

  the code should return two integer for both

  (high-low) -(open-close))=-4+High-low=5 =5

  (high-low) -(open-close))=-4+open-close=-9=13

  your assistance is highly appreciated

   

   

  

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  11/21/2017 at 11:25 AM #53421
  Despair

  I have a hard time to follow you and there are no entry or exit rules for a strategy. So I think if you want to have this programmed you must elaborate little here. 🙂

  

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  11/21/2017 at 11:50 AM #53425
  GLENGOLOLO

  Hi Dispair

  this is how i coded my high and low

  Recenthigh = Highest[Period](high)
  Recentlow = Lowest[Period](low)

  Distance = ((Recenthigh-(Recentlow))-0) *1

  RETURN Distance

  will you be able top code return distance for the following below in one code if so. then make the code return distance  (high-low) -(open-close))=-4 – High-low=5 only if the both have nagetive or positive  value and if both value differ other is negative and other positive they should not add and do the same with (high-low) -(open-close))=-4+open-close=-9 and the code should return two distance for both (high-low) -(open-close))=-4 – High-low=5 and (high-low) -(open-close))=-4+open-close=-9  i hope this help

  High-low=5

  open-close=-9

  ((high-low) -(open-close))=-4

  (high-low) -(open-close))=-4+High-low=5 =5

  (high-low) -(open-close))=-4+open-close=-9=13

   

   

   

  

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  11/21/2017 at 11:55 AM #53426
  GLENGOLOLO

  return distance that have higher value will signal overbought

  

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  11/21/2017 at 12:34 PM #53428
  Despair

  Sorry again but I obviously have problems understanding your english. Also your code is really strange. For example when calculating the distance you subtract zero and multiply by 1. This doesn’t do anything.

  Maybe somebody else can help. I do not understand enough to do so.

  

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  11/21/2017 at 2:03 PM #53451
  GLENGOLOLO

  hi despair 

  how about you calculate the distance of highlow-openclose  , high-low and open-close your way then display them separatly on a chart. then go to cursor details. manually calculate the value of highlowopenclose – highlow   and highlowopenclose-openclose that appear on cursor details  using calculator if value of highlow is nagetive and of highloopenclose is positive it should not add , add only if they both negative or positive 

  i hope this bring light

   

   

  

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  11/22/2017 at 8:05 AM #53538
  juanj

  @GLENGOLOLO It seems you are having difficulty expressing yourself in English and pseudo code.

  Please explain in words (in your own language) what you would like to do without making use of pseudo code. (i.e. what is the concept here?)

  I will then attempt to translate.

  

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  11/22/2017 at 10:11 AM #53555
  GLENGOLOLO

  this is how i calculated my highlowopenclose-highlow

  myhighlow = CALL "high-low"[1] myhighlowopenclose= CALL "highlow-openclose"[1] Distance = myhighlowopenclose-myhighlow RETURN Distance

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  myhighlow = CALL "high-low"[1] myhighlowopenclose= CALL "highlow-openclose"[1]   Distance = myhighlowopenclose-myhighlow   RETURN Distance

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  this is how i calculated my highlowopenclose-openclose

  myopenclose = CALL "open-close"[1] myhighlowopenclose = CALL highlowopenclose[1] Distance = myopenclose-myhighlowopenclose RETURN Distance

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  myopenclose = CALL "open-close"[1] myhighlowopenclose = CALL highlowopenclose[1]   Distance = myopenclose-myhighlowopenclose   RETURN Distance

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  this is how i calculated my openclose-highlow

  myhighlow = CALL "high-low"[1] myopenclose = CALL "open-close"[1] Distance = myhighlow-myopenclose RETURN Distance

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  myhighlow = CALL "high-low"[1] myopenclose = CALL "open-close"[1]   Distance = myhighlow-myopenclose   RETURN Distance

   

  look at the picture i posted , i want to add  (high-low)-(highlowopenclose) (1)with openclose-highlow(1) only if they are both positive or negative and if they like openclose-highlow(1) and (highlowopenclose)(1) they should not add

   

  

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  11/22/2017 at 11:00 AM #53561
  robertogozzi

  I’m afraid a linguist would do better than a programmer!  (unless being misunderstood is what your posts are meant to)

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  11/24/2017 at 2:15 PM #53852
  Leo

  I didn’t understand either.

  I think you want to see the Ratio between the Body and the range of a caddle?

  

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  11/27/2017 at 9:35 AM #54078
  GLENGOLOLO

  Hi guys

  I’m familiarizing my self with prorealtime programming language , i will share the code with you all once i fully developed it

  Thank f you all for your inputs

  

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