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[EquisMetaStock Group] Re: Highest High Value



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Paul,

Here's another of his systems taken from the purebyte archives.

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05_ADXR,ROC, ema,S/C - All
     SIGNAL FORMULAS
     ---------------
         Enter Long:
             Alert(Cross(ADXR(13),opt1), 13) AND
              Tema(ROC(C,55,%),55) > 0 AND
               HHV(Mov(C,21,E),5) = HHV(Mov(C,21,E),13) AND
                Tema(10000*LinRegSlope(C,34)/C,34) > 0  
  
         Close Long:
             LLV(Mov(C,21,E),5) = LLV(Mov(C,21,E),13) AND
              LLV(Tema(ROC(C,55,%),55),5) =
              LLV(Tema(ROC(C,55,%),55),13) AND
               ADXR(13) < 21
  
         Enter Short:
             Alert(Cross(ADXR(13),opt2), 13) AND
              Tema(ROC(C,55,%),55) < 0 AND
               LLV(Mov(C,144,E),5) = LLV(Mov(C,144,E),13) AND
                Tema(10000*LinRegSlope(C,34)/C,34) < 0  
  
         Close Short:
             Tema(ROC(C,55,%),55) > 0 
  
     OPTIMIZATION VARIABLES
     ----------------------
         OPT1: Min = 21.00  Max = 27.00  Step = 3.00
         OPT2: Min = 21.00  Max = 24.00  Step = 3.00
  
     STOPS ALL OFF
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Notice the use of the HHV above. To really see how this works plot 
the following as a single indicator:

HHV(Mov(C,21,E),5);
HHV(Mov(C,21,E),13);

Indeed when they are equal the price is rising and you are setting 
new highs, in this case for both the 5 and 13 periods of the highest 
high value of the moving average.

Hope this helps,

Preston




--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Paul Harris" 
<paul_vicmar@xxx> wrote:
>
> All
> Sometime back you may have read about some system tests that were
> proposed by Jim Greening which he devised in the 1990´s
(message25181).
> I have been gradually pulling these tests apart to see exactly what
> they say and do. 
> In some of Jim´s tests he uses this function to confirm if prices 
or
> indicator are rising: HHV(X,5) = HHV(X,13) where X could be price 
or
> indicator.
> In the Metastock Manual it gives the example :
> HHV(CLOSE,5) meaning "the highest closing price over the preceding
> five periods". 
> What I don´t really understand is the = function in 
> HHV(X,5) = HHV(X,13).
> In HHV(C,5)= HHV(C,13)- does this say the highest closing price 
over
> previous 5 periods is = to the highest closing price over previous 
13
> periods and therefore closing prices have been rising?
> Any help appreciated.
> PAUL
>




 
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