ROC MA

• 02/01/2019 at 2:41 PM #90245
  robert123

  ROC MA

  

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  02/01/2019 at 2:45 PM #90247
  robert123

  ROC MA

  //x=0 ///default 12 CHANGE=ROC[x](close) If change > 0 then Price=low[0] elsif change < 0 then price=high[0] endif return average[4](price)

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  //x=0  ///default 12   CHANGE=ROC[x](close) If change > 0 then Price=low[0] elsif change < 0 then price=high[0] endif     return average[4](price)

   

  

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  02/01/2019 at 4:04 PM #90253
  Nicolas

  Thanks Robert, I think that you want to share with us that code you made? If so, how would you use it and how does it looks?

  

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  02/01/2019 at 4:34 PM #90259
  Vonasi

  It is quite interesting to adapt the idea to other indicators. Here is a similar code but for the RSI[2]:

  x = 2 CHANGE = rsi[x](close) If change >= 50 then Price = low elsif change < 50 then price = high endif return average[4](price)

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  x = 2   CHANGE = rsi[x](close) If change >= 50 then Price = low elsif change < 50 then price = high endif return average[4](price)

  

  

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  02/02/2019 at 3:50 PM #90303
  robert123

  Thanks Vonasi for uploading an image, I didn’t have time yesterday.

  It works well on all time frames. If the lower are messy look towards the higher….

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