Dual Band BB

• 05/20/2020 at 9:22 AM #132360
  robertogozzi

  @xFelipe

  I’m so sorry, but I mistakingly deleted your last post can you please re-post it?

  Thank you 🙂

  

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  05/20/2020 at 9:35 AM #132366
  xFelipe

  Ciao Roberto! No problem.

  I am looking for to have a bb with 2 offset settings at the same indicator. Let me try to explain. I would like to have the bb upper and lower positioned in 2 difference values at the same time frame. let´s say: one value at a – position and the other value at the current price position. Would it be possible to create a rule showing offset “position view” -5 and another one saying offset “current position” +1? I know it sound strange but this would show me what i want to see.

  For reference, the overall settings can be something like this: Length: 0 to 30, Source: close, Stddev: 0 to 5, Offset “position view”: -5 to +5, Offset “current position”: -5 to +5.

  Please feel free to share your ideas. Thank you Roberto!

  

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  05/21/2020 at 8:30 AM #132525
  robertogozzi

  I don’t know if this is exactly what you meant, if it isn’t please attach a screenshot of what you want:

  Dual Band BB

  //BBp = 20 //20 periods //BBdev1 = 1.0 //1.0 deviation //BBdev2 = 2.0 //2.0 deviation BBavg = average[BBp,0](close) //BB mean (middle line) BollUp1 = BBavg + ((std[BBp](close)) * BBdev1) //BB Upper Band 1 BollDn1 = BBavg - ((std[BBp](close)) * BBdev1) //BB Lower Band 1 BollUp2 = BBavg + ((std[BBp](close)) * BBdev2) //BB Upper Band 2 BollDn2 = BBavg - ((std[BBp](close)) * BBdev2) //BB Lower Band 2 RETURN BollUp1 AS "UpperBand1",BollDn1 AS "LowerBand1",BollUp2 AS "UpperBand2",BollDn2 AS "LowerBand2"

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  //BBp     = 20                                  //20   periods //BBdev1  = 1.0                                 //1.0  deviation //BBdev2  = 2.0                                 //2.0  deviation BBavg   = average[BBp,0](close)                 //BB mean (middle line) BollUp1 = BBavg + ((std[BBp](close)) * BBdev1)  //BB Upper Band 1 BollDn1 = BBavg - ((std[BBp](close)) * BBdev1)  //BB Lower Band 1 BollUp2 = BBavg + ((std[BBp](close)) * BBdev2)  //BB Upper Band 2 BollDn2 = BBavg - ((std[BBp](close)) * BBdev2)  //BB Lower Band 2 RETURN BollUp1 AS "UpperBand1",BollDn1 AS "LowerBand1",BollUp2 AS "UpperBand2",BollDn2 AS "LowerBand2"

   

  

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  05/21/2020 at 8:34 AM #132531
  robertogozzi

  I created a new topic, to keep it separate from the other one.
  I might change the title if you prefer a different one.

  

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