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jurikcoder

Does Anyone Know What These Oscillators Are

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I think this is spam. Same question was asked by same name (with low post count) over on TradeStation.

 

I think they are just trying to get traffic over to link to catch a potential customer or two.

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looks like the code is given on that website if you click the numbers on the left?

 

http://www.9trading.com/afl.php?afl=001

 

//****** Copyright 9Trading.com ******

 

TOP=(WMA(High,21) * 1.05);

BOTTOM=(WMA(Low,21) * 0.969);

BMA=MA(Close,118);

RESIS=(WMA(High,21) * 1.05);

RSV=(((Close - LLV(Low,13)) / (HHV(High,13) - LLV(Low,13))) * 100);

K=WMA(RSV,3);

D=WMA(K,3);

J=((3 * K) - (2 * D));

RSV12=(((Close - LLV(Low,34)) / (HHV(High,34) - LLV(Low,34))) * 100);

K12=WMA(RSV12,3);

D12=WMA(K12,3);

J12=((3 * K12) - (2 * D12));

RSV24=(((Close - LLV(Low,55)) / (HHV(High,55) - LLV(Low,55))) * 100);

K24=WMA(RSV24,3);

D24=WMA(K24,3);

J24=((3 * K24) - (2 * D24));

SUPPORT=IIf(Cross(J,J24),Low,Ref(Low,-BarsSince(Cross(J,J24))));

RESLE=IIf(Cross(J24,J),High,Ref(High,-BarsSince(Cross(J24,J))));

Plot(RESLE,"RES",7,1);

U2L=IIf((Close >= MA(Close,20)),80,50);

L2L=IIf((Close >= MA(Close,20)),50,20);

RH1=IIf(((J < U2L) AND (Ref(J,-1) >= U2L)),HHV(Ref(High,-1),(BarsSince(((J >= U2L)

AND (Ref(J,1) <U2L))) - 1)),Ref(HHV(Ref(High,-1),(BarsSince(((J >= U2L)

AND (Ref(J,1) < U2L))) - 1)),BarsSince(((J < U2L) AND Ref(J,1)))));

RH4=IIf((High > RH1),Low,Ref(Low,-BarsSince((High > RH1))));

RH42=IIf((High > RH1),J,Ref(J,-BarsSince((High > RH1))));

RH5=IIf((((High > RH4) AND (J < RH42)) AND (J < J24)),High,

Ref(High,-BarsSince((((High > RH4) AND (J< RH42)) AND (J < J24)))));

RL1=IIf(((J > L2L) AND (Ref(J,-1) <= L2L)),LLV(Ref(Low,-1),(BarsSince(((J <= L2L)

AND (Ref(J,1) > L2L))) - 1)),Ref(LLV(Ref(Low,1),-(BarsSince(((J <= L2L)

AND (Ref(J,-1) > L2L))) - 1)),BarsSince(((J > L2L) AND Ref(J,-1)))));

RL4=IIf((Low < RL1),High,Ref(High,-BarsSince((Low < RL1))));

RL42=IIf((Low < RL1),J,Ref(J,-BarsSince((Low < RL1))));

RL5=IIf((((Low < RL4) AND (J > RL42)) AND (J > J24)),Low,Ref(Low,-BarsSince((((Low < RL4) AND (J > RL42)) AND (J > J24)))));

UPTREND=MA(Close,3);

AA5=MA(Close,5);

AA10=MA(Close,8);

AA12=MA(Close,12);

MA13=MA(Close,13);

BB10=((atan((AA10 - Ref(AA10,-1))) * 3.1416) * 10);

BB12=((atan((AA12 - Ref(AA12,-1))) * 3.1416) * 10);

 

barcolor2=

IIf( (AA12<=AA10) AND (BB12>=1) AND (BB10>=1), 8,IIf((AA12 >= AA10) AND (BB10 <= 1) AND (BB10 <= 1), 4, 3));

PlotOHLC( AA10,AA12,AA10,AA12, "BAND " + Name(), barcolor2, styleCandle );

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Guest Tresor

99% the upper indicator is two BB_flats of different standard deviations. BB_Flat stands for Bollinger Bands flat = BB converted into an oscillator.

 

Regards

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