DEFPARAM CumulateOrders = TRUE // Cumulating positions deactivated
DEFPARAM preloadbars = 1000
//Trigger to enter position (all other criteria must be met)
//current time frame
rsi1 = RSI[8](close)
rsi2 = RSI[1](close)
c1 = (rsi2 CROSSES over rsi1)
//c2 = (close >= MA2)
Timeframe (2 minutes)
//base moving average indicator percentages 3 candle look back
Ind1 = Average[15] (close[3])
Ind2 = Average[20] (close[3])
Ind3 = Average[25] (close[3])
Ind4 = Average[30] (close[3])
//moving average candle indicator percentages
Ind5 = Average[15] (close)
Ind6 = Average[20] (close)
Ind7 = Average[25] (close)
Ind8 = Average[30] (close)
//get distance from averages in percentage relative to one above or below
DistPer1 = abs(Ind1-Ind2)*100/Ind1
DistPer2 = abs(Ind2-Ind3)*100/Ind2
DistPer3 = abs(Ind3-Ind4)*100/Ind3
DistPer4 = abs(Ind5-Ind6)*100/Ind5
DistPer5 = abs(Ind6-Ind7)*100/Ind6
DistPer6 = abs(Ind7-Ind8)*100/Ind7
c3 = DistPer4-DistPer1
c4 = DistPer5-DistPer2
c5 = DistPer6-DistPer3
IF Ind5 > Ind6 AND Ind6 > Ind7 AND Ind7 > Ind8 THEN
UpTrend = 1
ELSE
UpTrend = 0
ENDIF
Per1 = .001
Per2 = .002
Per3 = .003
// Conditions to enter long positions
IF c1 AND c3 >= Per1 AND c4 >= Per2 AND c5 >= Per3 AND UpTrend THEN
BUY 1 CONTRACTS AT MARKET
ENDIF
Hi Guys,
Im hoping someone can point me in the right direction with where my code is causing division by 0 error. i think its in the “DistPer” section of the code. essentially im trying to get 3 different averages from 3 candles back & compare to the current average. if there is an increase in percentage as at the “Per” value. it keeps throwing the div by 0 error which i cant seem to clear.
I have reviewed other threads around div by 0 error but haven’t found a workable solution as yet.
any help is appreciated.
cheers
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Thank you 🙂
Don’t you need
DistPerN = abs(Ind4-Ind3)*100/Ind4
?
Try using GRAPH to monitor the variables involved in division:
GRAPH Ind1
GRAPH Ind2
GRAPH Ind3
GRAPH Ind4
GRAPH Ind5
GRAPH Ind6
GRAPH Ind7
or this version:
GRAPH Ind1 = 0
GRAPH Ind2 = 0
GRAPH Ind3 = 0
GRAPH Ind4 = 0
GRAPH Ind5 = 0
GRAPH Ind6 = 0
GRAPH Ind7 = 0
Hello Mishap, the division by 0 error is due to
RSI[1](close)
I had exactly the same error when running a strategy live and I searched during a long time before finding the solution.
Try to use at least
RSI[2](close)
as the parameter must be an integer greater than 1
Hello Mishap, the division by 0 error is due to
I had exactly the same error when running a strategy live and I searched during a long time before finding the solution.
Try to use at least
as the parameter must be an integer greater than 1
is it true ? someone else has the same issue with [1] previous value ?
🙂
Hi, you shouldn’t read [1] in RSI[1](close) as a previous value here, but as the RSI period.
For [1] to be a previous value, it would have to be at the end: RSI[period](close)[1]
