stefonk
33 posts
msg #101969
- Ignore stefonk |
8/3/2011 1:14:48 PM
I need help in writing this correctly,
show stocks where StochRSI(10) crosses over EMA(13)
and also StochRSI(10) should draw on the EMA(13)
market is not otcbb
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Cacher
121 posts
msg #101970
- Ignore Cacher |
8/3/2011 1:35:08 PM
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stefonk
33 posts
msg #101971
- Ignore stefonk |
8/3/2011 1:50:47 PM
Thank you Cacher, but is there a reason why its only producing penny stocks? I wonder why.
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TheRumpledOne
6,411 posts
msg #101974
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
8/3/2011 3:07:16 PM
Did you want the EMA of the StochRSI or the EMA of the close?
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Cacher
121 posts
msg #101976
- Ignore Cacher |
8/3/2011 3:18:31 PM
I think it is that you are using variables that are not on the same scale .... STOCHRSI(10) (actually defaults to STOCHRSI(10,3)) is always less than 1.... and EMA can be anywhere from 0+ to 400,000+ (extreme but to make the point). Think about what the EMA is .... exponential moving average of the price .... so for the obviously when you are looking for something that that has a value of less then 1 with your moving average .... it will be stocks with a price less than 1.
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stefonk
33 posts
msg #101977
- Ignore stefonk |
8/3/2011 3:54:27 PM
This is one of the leading indicators on freestockcharts where they plot the StochRSI on the moving average. It turns to give an early signal for early entry and early exit. What I was trying to come up with is a filter that can signal the crossover as soon as it occurs. That is the StochRSI crosses over the MA or EMA.
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TheRumpledOne
6,411 posts
msg #101979
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
8/3/2011 5:33:33 PM
"This is one of the leading indicators"
No such thing.
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Cacher
121 posts
msg #101981
- Ignore Cacher |
8/3/2011 6:24:48 PM
I went to freestockcharts.com to see what you are looking for .... but the site wanted to install an add-on.... so I couldn't see what exactly they have. I am always open to new ideas, and happy to help.... can you show me a stock symbol / chart that did this cross-over, and what day it happened, I will try and get you an equivalent here.
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stefonk
33 posts
msg #101986
- Ignore stefonk
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8/3/2011 7:34:49 PM
I tried to copy the chart but I can't because it uses something called silverlight from Microsoft, but CVLT and PAAS gave the signal yesterday and they were both bullish today.
TRO,
http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:technical_indicators:introduction_to_tech
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Cacher
121 posts
msg #101992
- Ignore Cacher
modified |
8/3/2011 9:55:22 PM
Here is something to get you started .... and it looks like it returns some promising results. It is not exactly based on EMA of price ... but it is factored in....
So first looking at the definition of Double Stochastic(X,Y)
"A variation of the standard stochastic oscillator, the double
stochastic is computed through a two step process. First,
the standard stochastic oscillator is computed
(see Stochastics). Then, an n-day exponential moving average
(EMA) of the stochastic oscillator is fed back into the
stochastic computation. Finally, one more EMA is taken of the
resulting values."
….so given that definition of Double Stochastic... and the second variable relying on an EMA … then how about :
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