Incrocio di 2 medie mobili e parabolic sar

• 06/04/2022 at 3:42 PM #194629
  Fabry11

  Salve, vorrei creare uno screener con l’incrocio di due medie mobile una 50 e l’altra a 20 sul time frame giornaliero con l’aggiunta del parabolic sar sul time frame a 4 ore.

  provando da solo sono riuscito a creare il codice che riporto sotto ma mi indica che ci sono degli errori

  Se potete aiutarmi nella realizzazione del codice vi ringrazio.

  Incrocio di 2 medie mobili al rialzo e parabolic sar

  indicator1 = WeightedAverage[20](close)[1](daily) indicator2 = WeightedAverage[65](close)[1](daily) c1 = (indicator1[1] > indicator2[1]) indicator3 = SAR[0.02,0.02,0.2](H4) c3 = (close >= indicator3) SCREENER[c1 and c3] ((close/DClose(1)-1)*100 AS "% Var ieri")

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  indicator1 = WeightedAverage[20](close)[1](daily) indicator2 = WeightedAverage[65](close)[1](daily) c1 = (indicator1[1] > indicator2[1]) indicator3 = SAR[0.02,0.02,0.2](H4) c3 = (close >= indicator3)   SCREENER[c1 and c3] ((close/DClose(1)-1)*100 AS "% Var ieri")

   

   

   

   

   

   

  

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  06/04/2022 at 4:10 PM #194630
  jacquesgermain

  cela semble fonctionner ainsi :

  Timeframe(default)
  TIMEFRAME(daily)
  indicator1 = WeightedAverage[20](close)[1]//(daily)
  indicator2 = WeightedAverage[65](close)[1]//(daily)
  c1 = (indicator1[1] > indicator2[1])
  TIMEFRAME(4 hour)
  indicator3 = SAR[0.02,0.02,0.2]
  c3 = (close >= indicator3)
  Timeframe(default)
  SCREENER[c1 and c3] ((close/DClose(1)-1)*100 AS “% Var ieri”)

  

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  06/04/2022 at 6:20 PM #194641
  Fabry11

  Grazie mille

  

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  06/04/2022 at 11:45 PM #194649
  robertogozzi

  @jacquesgermain

  Pubblica solo nella lingua del forum in cui stai postando. Ad esempio solo l’inglese nei forum di lingua inglese e il francese solo nei forum di lingua francese.

  Grazie 🙂

   

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  07/13/2022 at 4:23 PM #197235
  Fabry11

  Scusate la mia ignoranza con i codici, volevo chiedere un aiuto per le stesse condizioni del codice riportato sopra, però al ribasso.

  Incrocio di 2 medie mobili al rialzo e parabolic sar

  Timeframe(default) TIMEFRAME(daily) indicator1 = WeightedAverage[20](close)[1]//(daily) indicator2 = WeightedAverage[65](close)[1]//(daily) c1 = (indicator1[1] > indicator2[1]) TIMEFRAME(4 hour) indicator3 = SAR[0.02,0.02,0.2] c3 = (close >= indicator3) Timeframe(default) SCREENER[c1 and c3] ((close/DClose(1)-1)*100 AS “% Var ieri”)

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  Timeframe(default) TIMEFRAME(daily) indicator1 = WeightedAverage[20](close)[1]//(daily) indicator2 = WeightedAverage[65](close)[1]//(daily) c1 = (indicator1[1] > indicator2[1]) TIMEFRAME(4 hour) indicator3 = SAR[0.02,0.02,0.2] c3 = (close >= indicator3) Timeframe(default) SCREENER[c1 and c3] ((close/DClose(1)-1)*100 AS “% Var ieri”)

   

  

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  07/13/2022 at 6:02 PM #197242
  robertogozzi

  La linea 1 non serve.

  Questo è il codice per il ribasso (non l’ho provato):

  TIMEFRAME(daily) indicator1s = WeightedAverage[20](close)[1]//(daily) indicator2s = WeightedAverage[65](close)[1]//(daily) c1s = (indicator1s[1] < indicator2s[1]) TIMEFRAME(4 hour) indicator3s = SAR[0.02,0.02,0.2] c3s = (close < indicator3s) Timeframe(default) SCREENER[c1s and c3s] ((close/DClose(1)-1)*100 AS “% Var ieri”)

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  TIMEFRAME(daily) indicator1s = WeightedAverage[20](close)[1]//(daily) indicator2s = WeightedAverage[65](close)[1]//(daily) c1s = (indicator1s[1] < indicator2s[1]) TIMEFRAME(4 hour) indicator3s = SAR[0.02,0.02,0.2] c3s = (close < indicator3s) Timeframe(default) SCREENER[c1s and c3s] ((close/DClose(1)-1)*100 AS “% Var ieri”)

  

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