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derek2209

Sliding Range

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Hello,

 

Would anyone be kind enough the convert the mq4 formula for the

Sling Range into Tradestation Code

Hoping that you can oblige

Thank you in advance

Derek

 

//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
//|                                              Rj_SlidingRange.mq4 |
//|                            Copyright © 2011,RJ Rjabkov Alexander |
//|                                                     rj-a@mail.ru |
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
#property copyright "Copyright © 2011,RJ Rjabkov Alexander"
#property link      "rj-a@mail.ru"

#property indicator_chart_window
#property indicator_buffers 4
#property indicator_color1 Aqua
#property indicator_color2 Red
#property indicator_color3 Aqua
#property indicator_color4 Red
#property indicator_width1 1
#property indicator_width2 1
#property indicator_width3 2
#property indicator_width4 2
#property indicator_style1 2
#property indicator_style2 2

extern int CalcPeriodRange  = 5;

double UpperLimit[];
double LowerLimit[];
double AwlUpper[];
double AwlLower[];
double Current[];

int init() {
 IndicatorBuffers(5);
 SetIndexBuffer(0, UpperLimit);
 SetIndexBuffer(1, LowerLimit);
 SetIndexBuffer(2, AwlUpper);
 SetIndexBuffer(3, AwlLower);
 SetIndexBuffer(4, Current);
 SetIndexStyle(0, DRAW_LINE);
 SetIndexStyle(1, DRAW_LINE);
 SetIndexStyle(2, DRAW_LINE);
 SetIndexStyle(3, DRAW_LINE);
 return(0);
}

int deinit() {return(0);}

int start() {
 int i, cb;
 int counted_bars = IndicatorCounted();
 if (counted_bars < 0) return(-1); 
 if (counted_bars > 0) counted_bars--;
 cb=Bars-counted_bars;

 while(cb>=0) {
   i=cb+CalcPeriodRange-1;
   double b1=0, b2=0;
   while(i>=cb) {
     b1 += High[iHighest(NULL, 0, MODE_HIGH, CalcPeriodRange, i)];
     b2 += Low[iLowest(NULL, 0, MODE_LOW, CalcPeriodRange, i)];
     i--;
   }
   UpperLimit[cb]=b1/CalcPeriodRange;
   LowerLimit[cb]=b2/CalcPeriodRange;
   Current[cb]=NormalizeDouble((UpperLimit[cb]+LowerLimit[cb])/2, 5);
   AwlUpper[cb]=EMPTY_VALUE;
   AwlLower[cb]=EMPTY_VALUE;
   if(Current[cb]>Current[cb+1]) {AwlUpper[cb]=Current[cb]; AwlUpper[cb+1]=Current[cb+1];}
   if(Current[cb]<Current[cb+1]) {AwlLower[cb]=Current[cb]; AwlLower[cb+1]=Current[cb+1];}
   if(Current[cb]==Current[cb+1] && AwlLower[cb+1]!=EMPTY_VALUE) {AwlLower[cb]=Current[cb];}
   if(Current[cb]==Current[cb+1] && AwlUpper[cb+1]!=EMPTY_VALUE) {AwlUpper[cb]=Current[cb];}
   cb--;
 }
 return(0);
}
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+

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Hi

 


Inputs:
Period(5);

vars:
MidLine(0),UpperBand(0),LowerBand(0);

UpperBand=Average(Highest(High,Period),Period);
LowerBand=Average(Lowest(Low,Period),Period);
MidLine=(UpperBand+LowerBand)/2;

Plot1(MidLine,"MidLine");
if MidLine >= MidLine[1] then setplotcolor(1,Cyan) else setplotcolor(1,red);

Plot2(UpperBand,"UpperBand",LightGray);
Plot3(LowerBand,"LowerBand",DarkGray);

 

Derek

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Look and works like junk tried on my Hotforex platform and once again got a proof that there is no better than simple but effective price action.

 

Some end of year thoughts on trading using priceseries *

 

Consciously, ‘PAv’ traders are categorically NOT able to trade with oscillators (/ indicators). (Note that ‘consciously’ part - because unconsciously every single one of them is creating and using ‘indicators’ in the background.)

 

Real oscillators traders can categorically NOT (consciously) trade with PA. (Note that ‘consciously’ part - because unconsciously every single one of them is attempting to process PA on the fly.)

 

Point is - Both modes are always going / functioning.

 

“Find your own way” zdo. Find out which one you are best suited for, make that one dominant and develop it that fully... Let the other one be recessive.

 

If you’re a PA trader, don’t fool yourself into total rejection of oscillators. And by the same token, if you’re an oscillators trader, don’t be swayed by the preaching of PA traders to completely exclude oscillators trading. Find out which one you are best suited for, develop that fully... and then you might be free to consciously include and accommodate certain aspects from the other one.

 

...

 

PA traders do notice and repeatedly announce an important ‘weakness’ of indicators. Stock indicators don’t ‘work’. :rofl:

Yep, statistically out the box at best they produce ( with ‘costs, a slightly negative) wash... ie the ‘sample runs’ where they outperform do not offset the ‘sample runs’ where they underperform, etc. **

...

 

The key word here is “stock”.

 

There are (only?) three ways to overcome this weakness of stock indicators.

1 ‘Skew’ the indicator calculations to match the ‘slope’ (and travel, etc) of the auctions.

2 Learn to ‘wetware skew’ the reading of the indicator to match the ‘slope’ (etc) of the auctions.

3 Type the auctions to know when and when NOT to apply an indicator

 

ie You got to know when and how to "harm squiggly lines" (sorry TRO for appropriating your apt phrase... :) )

 

 

Wishing all ya'll wonderful holidays and a happy solstice in exactly one minute !!!!

 

 

zdo

 

 

 

*instead of non price / fundamental / narrative information

 

**:haha: Unfortunately, PA traders can't go about as readily acknowledging the equivalent real world statistics of 'out the box' PA... ie don't get it that both modes are always going / functioning.

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