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Thank you ....this is a big help!
Dennis
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2005 1:27
PM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Pring's KST
Indicator
lol... well, Dennis, my first attempt at helping someone
else and I kind
of labelled it wrong. The code should be fine though. Of
course I gave
you the KST Intermediate term indicator, but I mistakenly
copied the
Metastock SMA indicator as an example. So just so that there is
no
confusion, here are both
Amibroker code for KST Intermediate
term Simple Moving Average
condition=MA(ROC(C,10),10)*1 +
MA(ROC(C,13),13)*2 +
MA(ROC(C,15),15)*3 +
MA(ROC(C,20),20)*4;
Plot(condition,"KST Intermediate
SMA",1,1);
Notice this uses the 'MA' function call
Here is the
code for the Intermediate term Exponential Moving
Average
condition=EMA(ROC(C,10),10)*1 + EMA(ROC(C,13),13)*2
+
EMA(ROC(C,15),15)*3 + EMA(ROC(C,20),20)*4;
Plot(condition,"KST
Intermediate EMA",1,1);
This is what I gave you in the first response
to your request
Notice that 'MA' has been replaced by 'EMA' because we
want the
exponential MA in this case.
Clear as
mud?
>
>
> condition=EMA(ROC(C,10),10)*1 +
EMA(ROC(C,13),13)*2 +
> EMA(ROC(C,15),15)*3 +
EMA(ROC(C,20),20)*4;
> Plot(condition,"KST Intermediate
SMA",1,1);
>
> In Amibroker, you don't need to specify that the
ROC should be a % ROC -
> the program defaults to that method of
calculation. Also in Amibroker,
> the Metastock 'MOV' function is called
by using 'MA'. That gives you a
> /simple/ MA. To get an
/exponential/ MA, you use 'EMA'. So, in
> Metastock, you use
always use 'MOV' to call a moving average, then you
> specify which type
of Moving Average you want to calculate 'within the
> brackets'. In
Amibroker, you use different function calls for different
> types of
moving averages - MA, EMA, WMA (Weighted Moving Average), etc.
>
>
Now... I am throwing the term 'function call around without really
being
> an AB expert - I hope that is the right term. I'm also a
beginner but I
> know how to code this one up. Others may be able to
help you in terms of
> plotting other fancy lines with this - I gave you
the raw signal line
> only. Anyway, you get the idea, I
hope.
>
>
> Nikku
>
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