John Carter TTM Waves

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  • 01/27/2019 at 4:53 PM #89738 quote
    therealday
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    Hi All

    I found the TTM squeeze/ price, I also would like to use the waves in conjunction to the primary indicator.

    (See attached )

    I would really appreciate if someone could create these waves,

    Thanks in advance

    TTM-wave.jpg TTM-wave.jpg
    01/28/2019 at 3:43 PM #89834 quote
    therealday
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    Here is a similar coding, but it is buggy

    Wave momentums

    01/28/2019 at 4:39 PM #89846 quote
    Nicolas
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    Why buggy? TTM waves are similar to MACD but with different periods settings, FYI.

    01/29/2019 at 4:22 PM #89961 quote
    therealday
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    They don’t work at times and arn’t aesthetically pleasing


    @Nicolas    , do you think you could make better waves that are similar to the picture?

    01/29/2019 at 5:35 PM #89966 quote
    Nicolas
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    Example for Wave A of the indicator you posted the link above:

    macd1= exponentialaverage[8](close)-exponentialaverage[34](close)
signal1= average[34,1](macd1)
hist1= macd1-signal1
macd2= exponentialaverage[8](close)-exponentialaverage[55](close)
signal2= average[55,1](macd2)
hist2= macd2-signal2

return hist2 coloured(0,128,0) style(histogram),hist1 coloured(218,165,32) style(histogram)

    You need to change the periods in order to get the waves B and C.

    TTM-WAVES.png TTM-WAVES.png
    01/30/2019 at 9:24 AM #90007 quote
    therealday
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    That A wave worked perfectly @nicolas, i appreciate it!

    I tried changing the periods to the following for wave B.. The wave just disappeared

    macd1= exponentialaverage[8](close)-exponentialaverage[89](close)
signal1= average[89,1](macd1)
hist1= macd1-signal1
macd2= exponentialaverage[8](close)-exponentialaverage[144](close)
signal2= average[144,1](macd2)
hist2= macd2-signal2

return hist2 coloured(0,128,0) style(histogram),hist1 coloured(218,165,32) style(histogram)

     

    I have no idea what I’m doing when it comes to coding, sorry if i’m being a nuisance…

    01/30/2019 at 9:34 AM #90010 quote
    Nicolas
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    If you replace the original code by another, it is obvious that the older one ‘disappear’ 🙂

    Make a different indicator for each of the Wave, that’s the easier solution and name them differently: Wave A, Wave B, Wave C.

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    01/30/2019 at 10:29 AM #90014 quote
    therealday
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    Thanks mate, my bad…

    finally i would like to change the colour for waves B and C.

    How would I go about doing this, or is there a video I should watch?

    01/30/2019 at 10:52 AM #90015 quote
    Vonasi
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    COLOURED

    Click on the colour chart image to see what numbers give you what colours.

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    01/30/2019 at 11:50 AM #90023 quote
    Nicolas
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    This website is my favourite to pick nice colors easily: http://cloford.com/resources/colours/500col.htm

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John Carter TTM Waves


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