Nickster8074
53 posts
msg #106785
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6/26/2012 8:15:57 PM
I've made a few filters on my own over the time I've been a SF member, but this particular oscillator is giving me trouble. I've seen Metastock formulas of the oscillator and that coding is way over my head. The DTosc was described best in this paragraph:
"The DTosc is basically running a stochastic through the RSI, so it’s an indicator of an indicator, that makes it reach the oversold area easier during corrections and pullbacks. Which for me is ideal. The DTosc that Is displayed is a moving average of the raw data, so we are achieving what is known as double smoothing of the actual data – the second (slower) line of the DTosc is a moving average of the 1st moving average! In the chart below we have an 8 period RSI, through that a 5 period Stochastic is run to obtain the RAW data, we then take a 3 period moving average of that RAW data (Blue line) and then the pink line is a 3 period moving average of the blue moving average."
Sorry, no pic. The site is http://thehovistrader.wordpress.com/my-style/momentum-indicators/ about halfway down the page.
I'd figure it would start simple like StochRSI(5,8) for the raw data, then how do you make a 3 day moving average of the StochRSI indicator?
I wouldn't be running this as a filter to choose stocks, I'd be just using symlist to see SPY and QQQ. Any help would be great, I appreciate it as always.
I can also post the MetaStock data if it helps. Thanks, Nick
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four
5,087 posts
msg #106786
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6/26/2012 11:13:37 PM
... how do you make a 3 day moving average of the StochRSI indicator?
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Nickster8074
53 posts
msg #106792
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6/27/2012 8:37:55 AM
Four, I appreciate your input and we're heading in the right direction. In the first clickable filter you posted, Draw CEMA (StochRSI(5,8),3), what I need is the red line (as it appears now) and a 3 day moving average of the red line as my signal. Is that possible?
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four
5,087 posts
msg #106797
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6/27/2012 12:44:33 PM
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four
5,087 posts
msg #106798
- Ignore four |
6/27/2012 1:54:52 PM
weekly and daily
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Nickster8074
53 posts
msg #106799
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6/27/2012 2:00:51 PM
Four, thanks very much! This is exactly what I was looking for. I really appreciate it.
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four
5,087 posts
msg #106800
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6/27/2012 2:02:18 PM
Very welcome
Let us know how it works
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springhill
74 posts
msg #108827
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11/15/2012 1:05:13 PM
11/15/2012 1:03:43 PM
four,
I have been experimenting with the code you put together for Nickster back some time ago
I notice some interesting results when the weekly plot reverses.
Is it possible to break the red greem plots apart so a filter can be built to pick up when the red plot reverses direction
I was able to break apart the daily with the following
set {v1,cema(stochrsi(5,8),3) }
set {v2, cema(CEMA (StochRSI(5,8),3),3) }
draw v2 on plot v1
But, could not do so with the weekly
The plotted v1 on v2 is identical to your daily cema plots.
Thanks
Hope you are still around the forum :)
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four
5,087 posts
msg #108835
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11/15/2012 8:46:51 PM
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springhill
74 posts
msg #108836
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11/15/2012 10:16:09 PM
Hi four,
Thanks for the quick reply :)
However, the weekly plot on your original post draws out completely different than the one posted this evening.
The reversals on the first weekly plot are really quite interesting.
click to look at a sample
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