Heikin Ashi Advanced – help with simple code

• 02/11/2024 at 1:28 PM #227915
  lingier

  I love the following indicator, created by Gidien: https://www.prorealcode.com/prorealtime-indicators/heikin-ashi-advanced/

  I’m interested in incorporating this indicator into my trading strategy, but I’m not well-versed in coding.
  As a beginner, I’d appreciate assistance with the following:

  • Buy when the candlestick is green.
  • Sell when the candlestick is red.

  This would already mean a step forward for me.

  I hope someone can assist me with this

  Gr

  

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  02/11/2024 at 2:32 PM #227918
  jacquesgermain

  Good morning

  For example

  purchase:

  F= ao < ac and ao[1]>ac[1]

  if F then

  BUY 10000 CASH at market
  SET STOP %LOSS ts
  SET target %profit tp
  endif

  sale :

  G= ao > ac and ao[1]<ac[1]

  if G then

  SELL 10000 CASH at market
  SET STOP %LOSS ts
  SET target %profit tp
  endif

  

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  02/11/2024 at 3:05 PM #227920
  JS

  Hi,

  Here is the system that buys when the color changes to green and sells when the color changes to red…

  Heikin Ashi Adv. System

  // ############# Heikin-Ashi Advanced ################################################## // Written by GSL DefParam CumulateOrders=False bo = Average[MAX(1,sma1),AverageType1](Open) bh = Average[MAX(1,sma1),AverageType1](high) bl = Average[MAX(1,sma1),AverageType1](low) bc = Average[MAX(1,sma1),AverageType1](close) IF BarIndex <= sma1 + 1 THEN haOpen = bo haClose = bc haHigh = bh haLow = bl //PRINT(haClose) ELSe haOpen = (haOpen[1] + haClose[1]) / 2 haClose = (bo + bc + bl + bh ) / 4 haHigh = MAX( MAX(bh , haOpen), haClose ) haLow = MIN( MIN(bl , haOpen), haClose ) ao = Average[MAX(1,sma2),AverageType2](haOpen) ah = Average[MAX(1,sma2),AverageType2](haHigh) al = Average[MAX(1,sma2),AverageType2](haLow) ac = Average[MAX(1,sma2),AverageType2](haClose ) ENDIF IF ao < ac THEN Buy 1 contract at Market ELSIF ao > ac THEN SellShort 1 contract at Market EndIf

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  // ############# Heikin-Ashi Advanced ################################################## // Written by GSL   DefParam CumulateOrders=False   bo = Average[MAX(1,sma1),AverageType1](Open) bh = Average[MAX(1,sma1),AverageType1](high) bl = Average[MAX(1,sma1),AverageType1](low) bc = Average[MAX(1,sma1),AverageType1](close)     IF BarIndex <= sma1 + 1 THEN haOpen =  bo haClose = bc haHigh = bh haLow  = bl //PRINT(haClose) ELSe haOpen = (haOpen[1] + haClose[1]) / 2 haClose = (bo + bc + bl  + bh ) / 4 haHigh = MAX( MAX(bh , haOpen), haClose  ) haLow  = MIN( MIN(bl  , haOpen), haClose  ) ao = Average[MAX(1,sma2),AverageType2](haOpen) ah = Average[MAX(1,sma2),AverageType2](haHigh) al = Average[MAX(1,sma2),AverageType2](haLow) ac = Average[MAX(1,sma2),AverageType2](haClose ) ENDIF   IF ao < ac THEN Buy 1 contract at Market ELSIF ao > ac THEN SellShort 1 contract at Market EndIf

  

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  02/11/2024 at 3:31 PM #227926
  lingier

  Thx for the *.itf , JS.

  In your screenshot, it indeed seem to do the trick, exactly how I would want it.  But in my workstation, it appears different.
  Also the name of the backtest appears as (0 0 48 26) and not as (0 0 f 7 3)

  Maybe this is because I’m using it on timeframes of 1 week?  Any tips?

   

  

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  02/11/2024 at 4:07 PM #227932
  JS

  Hi,

  Did you use the “ITF” file because it contains the parameters that you can adjust…

  The time frame shouldn’t matter when using the system, but it does affect the results…

  

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  02/11/2024 at 4:07 PM #227933
  lingier

  Got it fixed

  Thx for the help all !

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  JS

  

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