Repulse .. Code needed

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  • 03/19/2018 at 4:13 PM #65711 quote
    JohnScher
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    Hello again.

    As some may know, I like to work with the Repulse indicator as a stop.

    In PRT, the Repulse is preset as an indicator.
    But how can the code be code? I didn’t find anything.
    PRT gives me only this, see screenshot.

    Kind regards
    JohnScher

    03/19/2018 at 4:58 PM #65724 quote
    Nicolas
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    Are you talking about this one?

    ////////////////////	repulse

a = 100 * ( 3 * CLOSE - 2 * LOW - OPEN ) / CLOSE
b = 100 * ( OPEN + 2 * HIGH - 3 * CLOSE ) / CLOSE


d = EXPONENTIALAVERAGE[P1](a) - EXPONENTIALAVERAGE[P1](b)




RETURN d as "repulse",0 as "zero"
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    03/19/2018 at 6:26 PM #65746 quote
    JohnScher
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    Hello, Nicolas.

    Very nice! Thank you very much!

    That’s what I’ve been looking for.
    Compare the ScreenShot. Above the default indicator of PRT below your indicator. There fits!

    Can you still put in the rejecting moving average?

    Child regards
    JohnScher

    05/27/2018 at 4:57 PM #71433 quote
    JohnScher
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    Hello, Nicolas.

    Very nice! Thank you very much! That’s what I’ve been looking for.

    I would like to examine the reaction of the Repulse in relation to the rejecting average. My programming skills are very limited, so I wanted to ask you if you could integrate me the code into for the rejecting average? the red line in the screenshot.

    Kind regards
    JohnScher

    05/28/2018 at 8:34 AM #71478 quote
    Nicolas
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    You should make the comparison yourself, about the type of average and its period, cause I don’t know what are the originals one:

    ////////////////////	repulse

a = 100 * ( 3 * CLOSE - 2 * LOW - OPEN ) / CLOSE
b = 100 * ( OPEN + 2 * HIGH - 3 * CLOSE ) / CLOSE


d = EXPONENTIALAVERAGE[P1](a) - EXPONENTIALAVERAGE[P1](b)

avg = average[30,1](d)

RETURN d as "repulse",0 as "zero", avg

    You can change the 2 settings in brackets: [30,1] , first is the period of the moving average, second one is the type of moving average.

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    06/10/2018 at 2:05 PM #72768 quote
    JohnScher
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    Hello, Nicolas.

    Thank you very much, really. I’ve been putting in the rejectiv average. That works out so far.
    Thank you again very much.

    until then
    JohnScher

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Repulse .. Code needed


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Started: 03/19/2018
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