[AntaniTheBest™]

Hi ,

Would it be possible to move an indicator (such as moving average) in the middle of his career?
I try to explaine : a trendline drawn , if I wanted to move the move by grabbing his extreme. Here, if I wanted to move a moving average, to my knowledge, you can not because the MovAvg is anchored to the chart. I would only move the moving average and not everything that concerns the bar prices.
In addition, I would like to know if this movavg, it can not move from the extremes but in the middle or in a spot chosen by me.


Tks for help

Roberto

[brooky29]

Hi,
Not sure if I quite got what you were asking, but if you need to position a moving average around the chart you might find this indi useful.
I have made it so that you can apply horizontal and vertical shifts both positive and negative.
The chart attached shows the same indi loaded a few times with some parameters changed to show you how it can work.
Hope you find this useful.
Cheers
Brooky

[AntaniTheBest™]

Originally Posted by brooky29 »

Hi,
Not sure if I quite got what you were asking, but if you need to position a moving average around the chart you might find this indi useful.
I have made it so that you can apply horizontal and vertical shifts both positive and negative.
The chart attached shows the same indi loaded a few times with some parameters changed to show you how it can work.
Hope you find this useful.
Cheers
Brooky

Hi Brooky and tks for help.
I'm sorry, but I forgot to mention that the language on which the code was applied to EasyLanguage. :-P

Tks

Roberto

[BlowFish]

One way would be to add an offset input and add that to the average before plotting it. If you wanted to shift it left/right too you would need to add a y offset too. Something like

var: Period(13),Xoffset(0),Yof fset(0);

....code to calculate average goes here....

plot [Yoffset](MyMovingAverage+Xoffset) ;


It would not be drag and drop but it would allow you to 'nudge' the average around by changing the offset parameters.

[AntaniTheBest™]

Originally Posted by BlowFish »

One way would be to add an offset input and add that to the average before plotting it. If you wanted to shift it left/right too you would need to add a y offset too. Something like

var: Period(13),Xoffset(0),Yof fset(0);

....code to calculate average goes here....

plot [Yoffset](MyMovingAverage+Xoffset) ;


It would not be drag and drop but it would allow you to 'nudge' the average around by changing the offset parameters.

Tks BlowFish ,

But if I wanted to move the point Z? I try to explain better: Y is the beginning, X is the end: Z in the middle there. That 's what I want to move, leaving intact the Y and Z points. Something like that, it can be done? Is there a way to codify?
In addition, the drag and drop is not really possible?

Tks

Roberto

[Tams]

Originally Posted by AntaniTheBest™ »

Tks BlowFish ,

But if I wanted to move the point Z? I try to explain better: Y is the beginning, X is the end: Z in the middle there. That 's what I want to move, leaving intact the Y and Z points. Something like that, it can be done? Is there a way to codify?
In addition, the drag and drop is not really possible?

Tks

Roberto

why don't you post a diagram?

[AntaniTheBest™]

Originally Posted by Tams »

why don't you post a diagram?

Hi Tams ,

in graph attached . This is an example , with polynomial predict . But it could be any other indicator .

Tks

Roberto

[Tams]

Originally Posted by AntaniTheBest™ »

Hi Tams ,

in graph attached . This is an example , with polynomial predict . But it could be any other indicator .

Tks

Roberto

if you want to do a grab and drag,
no, it cannot be done because EasyLanguage/TS/MultiCharts is not designed for such an operation.

You might want to check out Amibroker. It has a slider where you can change a moving average period on the fly.
It could change the slope of the curve, but it still would not hold X and Y in place. To do that, you will need to re-evaluate the formula and its variables.