Heikin ashi green/red indicator

• 02/29/2020 at 8:00 PM #120864
  umebon

  Hi

  How can I program this Heiki-indicator so I get a value that I can call for like I did in this code (https://www.prorealcode.com/topic/calling-indicator/) where it returns values? I want one value or  when it goes red and one value when it turns green.

  Found this screener from Nicolas (https://www.prorealcode.com/prorealtime-market-screeners/bullish-and-bearish-heiken-ashi-screener/) but can’t figure out how to get values that i can use in a system.

   

  Heiki screener by Nicolas

  xClose = (Open+High+Low+Close)/4 if(barindex>2) then xOpen = (xOpen[1] + xClose[1])/2 endif c1 = xClose>xOpen AND xClose[1]<xOpen[1] c2 = xClose<xOpen AND xClose[1]>xOpen[1] SCREENER [c1 OR c2]

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  xClose = (Open+High+Low+Close)/4 if(barindex>2) then   xOpen = (xOpen[1] + xClose[1])/2 endif c1 = xClose>xOpen AND xClose[1]<xOpen[1] c2 = xClose<xOpen AND xClose[1]>xOpen[1] SCREENER [c1 OR c2]

   

  

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  02/29/2020 at 10:46 PM #120872
  Vonasi

  Perhaps you mean something like this?

  xClose = (Open+High+Low+Close)/4 if(barindex>2) then xOpen = (xOpen[1] + xClose[1])/2 endif c1 = xClose>xOpen AND xClose[1]<xOpen[1] c2 = xClose<xOpen AND xClose[1]>xOpen[1] result = 0 if c1 then result = 1 endif if c2 then result = -1 endif return result

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  xClose = (Open+High+Low+Close)/4 if(barindex>2) then   xOpen = (xOpen[1] + xClose[1])/2 endif c1 = xClose>xOpen AND xClose[1]<xOpen[1] c2 = xClose<xOpen AND xClose[1]>xOpen[1]   result = 0   if c1 then result = 1 endif   if c2 then result = -1 endif return result

   

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  03/01/2020 at 9:06 AM #120882
  umebon

  Thx… I and how do I call it in my system?

  

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  03/01/2020 at 6:30 PM #120906
  Vonasi

  This should work. Change myIndicator to whatever you have called the indicator.

  result = CALL "myIndicator"[(close)]

  1	result = CALL "myIndicator"[(close)]

  Personally I would just hard code such a simple indicator into my strategy.

  

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