The "DTOSC" (Dynamic Trader OSCillator) for ProRealTime

The “Dynamic Trader OSCillator” was developed by Robert Miner (still him !), it was one of his favorite indicators.

It uses the “Stochastic RSI“, I did write the code on this website.

I’m not the author of this “DTOSC” code, I found it 2 years ago in order to use it.

Here is an example of DTOSC with parameters 13/8/5/5.

type = 2

if type = 1 then
 a = 8
 b = 5
 c = 3
 d = 3
endif

if type = 2 then
 a = 13
 b = 8
 c = 5
 d = 5
endif

if type = 3 then
 a = 21
 b = 13
 c = 8
 d = 8
endif

if type = 4 then
 a = 34
 b = 21
 c = 13
 d = 13
endif

storsi = 100 * ((rsi[a] - lowest[b](rsi[a])) / ((highest[b](rsi[a])) - lowest[b](rsi[a])))

dtosck = average[c](storsi)
dtoscd = average[d](dtosck)

Seuilhaut = 75
Seuilbas = 25

RETURN dtosck AS "DTOSCK" , dtoscd AS "DTOSCD" , Seuilhaut , Seuilbas

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s00071609

3 years ago

Hi, what would be the code to get the price for last bullish DTOSC cross over. I am looking for something equivaluent to Close [1] which is last bar close. How to write a code to get the last indicator swing and the price of cross over? thanks

s00071609

6 years ago

Hi, could you please suggest, what this codes gives, lowest[b](rsi[a]) -- just trying to use this indicator in different scenario, generally lowest [b] (Close) is the syntax. How does this rsi [a] work.

Nicolas

6 years ago

lowest[b](rsi[a]) returns the lowest values of the RSI of "a" periods, over the last "b" periods.

supertiti

10 years ago

Pour ceux qui ne savent pas laquelle choisir, voici les 4 d'un coup. On peut utiliser les croisements pour se décider
Bonne journée



// DTOSC DECOMPOSE PRC

a = 8
b = 5
c = 3
d = 3
storsi = 100 * ((rsi[a] - lowest[b](rsi[a])) / ((highest[b](rsi[a])) - lowest[b](rsi[a])))
dtosck = average[c](storsi)
dtoscd = average[d](dtosck)
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
a2 = 13
b2 = 8
c2 = 5
d2 = 5
storsi2 = 100 * ((rsi[a2] - lowest[b2](rsi[a2])) / ((highest[b2](rsi[a2])) - lowest[b2](rsi[a2])))
dtosck2 = average[c2](storsi2)
dtoscd2 = average[d2](dtosck2)
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
a3 = 21
b3 = 13
c3 = 8
d3 = 8
storsi3 = 100 * ((rsi[a3] - lowest[b3](rsi[a3])) / ((highest[b3](rsi[a3])) - lowest[b3](rsi[a3])))
dtosck3 = average[c3](storsi3)
dtoscd3 = average[d3](dtosck3)
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
a4 = 34
b4 = 21
c4 = 13
d4 = 13
storsi4 = 100 * ((rsi[a4] - lowest[b4](rsi[a4])) / ((highest[b4](rsi[a4])) - lowest[b4](rsi[a4])))
dtosck4 = average[c4](storsi4)
dtoscd4 = average[d4](dtosck4)
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
seuilbas = 10
seuilhaut = 90

RETURN dtosck AS "DTOSCK" , dtoscd AS "DTOSCD" , dtosck2 AS "DTOSCK2" , dtoscd2 AS "DTOSCD2" ,dtosck3 AS "DTOSCK3" , dtoscd3 AS "DTOSCD3", dtosck4 AS "DTOSCK4" , dtoscd4 AS "DTOSCD4", Seuilbas  as "Seuilbas" , Seuilhaut as " Seuilhaut "

supertiti

10 years ago

Adepte de Pro-AT ? merci Bambi , dommage que ce site soit devenu une coquille vide !

supertiti

10 years ago

mettre type en variables ainsi vous pouvez choisir facilement les parametres qui vous conviennent.

Il faut bien entendu mettre deux // devant type = 2 dans code pour que les variables jouent leur ro^les.