Need help with Stochastic syntax

• 06/15/2016 at 8:35 PM #9432
  chrille

  Hi,

  New to the forum, first post! 🙂

  I’m trying to reproduce an indicator I have in another platform in PRT, but can’t make it work. Results differ from the “orginal”.

  It’s using Slow Stochastics, %K=5, %D=3.

  First part of it is comparing Slow Stochastic from two periods back with current period. I’ve tried like this:

  Stochastic[3,5](Close[2]) < Stochastic[3,5]

  1	Stochastic[3,5](Close[2]) < Stochastic[3,5]

  Also tried SmoothedStochastic. I’m not sure how to handle the Stochastic indicator in PRT. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

  Cheers,

  

  chrille

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  06/16/2016 at 8:40 AM #9439
  Nicolas

  Hi chrille,

  You should code your stochastic comparing statement like this instead:

  sto = Stochastic[3,5](Close) condition = sto[2]<sto

  1 2 3

  sto = Stochastic[3,5](Close)   condition = sto[2]<sto

  The “sto” variable array will be built on the fly by the platform, so you just have to refer to this array of data with number under bracket considering the last n value.

   

  

  Nicolas

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  06/16/2016 at 10:41 PM #9473
  chrille

  Hi Nicolas,

  Thanks for the suggestion, it works much better. Although I still get slightly different results compared to the”original”, but I’ll keep working on it. 🙂

  Cheers,

  

  chrille

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  06/17/2016 at 8:40 AM #9475
  Nicolas

  Maybe you could share us the indicator you’d like to be converted, this is something I’m used to 🙂

  

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