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"Key to me is the travel notebook, always carry a notebook and pen in his pocket and filled it with sketches, jokes, ideas, and then when the story develops mentally start a little research, objects, clothes, furniture suited to the story (PHASE ONE ).
"Key to me is the travel notebook, always carry a notebook and pen in his pocket and filled it with sketches, jokes, ideas, and then when the story develops mentally start a little research, objects, clothes, furniture suited to the story (PHASE ONE ).
So (PHASE TWO) I put down the story from quickly sketched cover to cover, square sheets, pencil and then ink with markers.
Finally STEP THREE! ... trash everything, because everything seems forced and continued my sketches and I work on until the balloon is more spontaneous. "
Bicio Fabbri," Notebooks and cartoons "interview on Anima ls No. 16, October 2010 .
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Spiral - Agaspastik
NOTES
A tour on the site of Fratto9 never hurts: Fratto9UnderTheSky
Official site of the Spiral: Viande Rec
Many thanks to Gianmaria. 
continue our small study on the outputs Fratto9 , we had already dealt with in a couple of occasions . Agaspastik was released in 2009 and is the third album from the collaboration between Maurizio Argenziano, Massimo and Speziale Gabola Mario [begun in 2002 along with Anita Furlani ]. The coordinates are those of a free-jazz twist and unpredictable, characterized by an extremely refined experimental sound. You could say that Spiral have presented a working mood bipolar, in which are fragments of space madness at the same time dilation and instrumental tone minimal but neurotic [ Black Crack , Suriciorbu ]. Certain pieces also vaguely remember the atmosphere environment, without losing that feeling of restlessness and instability that hovers throughout the duration of Agaspastik . The component is contained noisy but peaceful, and it shows the tremendous abilities of the group in being able to play with improvisation more bizarre, while others move in steps rather meditate lines, where the sax is a great protagonist, accompanied by a background hints of sinister melodies or noise [ Calco ]. The nature of the group is still very clear, and this is when the second half of the disc [With Climbing Your Backbone, Terpsichore ] reproduces those sounds dissonant and chaotic, with some incursion mail.
For those who have not yet done so to listen to advice as soon as Spiral, groups of this thickness are not very easy in Italy [where he managed to escape I'll be happy].
NOTES
A tour on the site of Fratto9 never hurts: Fratto9UnderTheSky
Official site of the Spiral: Viande Rec
Many thanks to Gianmaria.
What Shows Up Under Black Light
Dear students,
I write these few lines because to unavoidable commitments set by a third party can not take part in the day today dedicated to the presentation of the course, "Living in the landscape - urban and territorial". In sixteen years of Polytechnic is the first time that happens, even if this does not lessen my sorrow. I believe it is important to be clear from the outset and establish a rhythm learning based on mutual responsibility and passion. These are two things that prompted me to write and do not let this slip my absence. people who work with me throughout the year will inform the course content.
I would still tell you a few things that I will have the opportunity to repeat in future lessons.
This course is not so important to the final result, but the way you do, each of you separately and, I hope, true.
learn over the next five years that the project is the result of a process, and complex, sometimes elusive. What can we do as designers is put us in a state of constant listening to the factors that must come in the design. Of these factors, we will speak.
and importance of the tools you need depth. This is why our course is more important than the notebook of the final project. I can tell you from experience that there will never be a good project without a good notebook. It must be the companion Travel inseparable for the next five months, and if you wish, the next five years. No matter what size, what color, whether striped or simply in white, the important thing is that you bring with you always. To use it, of course.
If you understand this you have some good designers. The rest is dedication, and pleasure.
If you do well as an architectural work is a pleasure. For me it is.
Thanks and see you next week.
prof. Paul Mestriner
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
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the collaboration between GI Joe (bass and drums duo funkabbestia noise) and noise-makers Claudio Rocchetti could not leave the field sonic demonic and indefinable, how can it be a dance to the rhythm of Aborigines in the cosmos of space funk (with reference to a hancock Sextant ).
who attended a concert (Bologna vivid in the minds of the memorable set all 'Mtv Day Anti ), or who has captured a copy of the split LP released by Holidays Records with the Swedes The Skull Defekts or their tape, you know what I mean, on the "dancefloor" an imaginary crowd of effects colliding with a psychedelic punk-funk drums crazy, kraut-ish atmospheres hours, hours ethnic / tribal, dominated by massive distortions and electronic drones. Music that explores the psyche simultaneously allowing movement of the body, without trigger action.
eye to the new 12 "out for Brigadier Records, and do not forget to follow them everywhere. Were also the 100 km that separate you from them.
NOTES
Note that you can download, for free, they live in Bologna 2008: Live In Zaire Download
is also out another album, Holidays .
who attended a concert (Bologna vivid in the minds of the memorable set all 'Mtv Day Anti ), or who has captured a copy of the split LP released by Holidays Records with the Swedes The Skull Defekts or their tape, you know what I mean, on the "dancefloor" an imaginary crowd of effects colliding with a psychedelic punk-funk drums crazy, kraut-ish atmospheres hours, hours ethnic / tribal, dominated by massive distortions and electronic drones. Music that explores the psyche simultaneously allowing movement of the body, without trigger action.
eye to the new 12 "out for Brigadier Records, and do not forget to follow them everywhere. Were also the 100 km that separate you from them.
NOTES
Note that you can download, for free, they live in Bologna 2008: Live In Zaire Download
is also out another album, Holidays .
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Bollinger Band Histogram Trading System
Here's a "freebie". BB Histogram
((C+2*Std(C,20)-Mov(C,20,S))/(4*(Std(C,20)))*100)
Sell the opening days after the BB Histogram penetrates 100 and buy when it penetrates zero. Add to positions when the BB Histo leaves "above 100" or "below zero" and then "repenetrates" the trigger levels.
I believe this approach has recorded 11 straight S&P winners, with 700+ points. "But Steve, this system must not be working any more because it is losing the last trade you put on". Right!
My only disclaimer is that I guarantee that I will sell software, charting services and anything else that I can think of to make a "buck" in 2000. In the meantime, suck all the free stuff from me you can copy. And most of all, please note, the biggest antagonists on the list provide absolutely "zero" when it comes to helping you trade. Seek the answers from "within" (with some shortcutting help from people that are willing to share).
Steve Karnish
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email this link Here's a "freebie". BB Histogram
((C+2*Std(C,20)-Mov(C,20,S))/(4*(Std(C,20)))*100)
Sell the opening days after the BB Histogram penetrates 100 and buy when it penetrates zero. Add to positions when the BB Histo leaves "above 100" or "below zero" and then "repenetrates" the trigger levels.
I believe this approach has recorded 11 straight S&P winners, with 700+ points. "But Steve, this system must not be working any more because it is losing the last trade you put on". Right!
My only disclaimer is that I guarantee that I will sell software, charting services and anything else that I can think of to make a "buck" in 2000. In the meantime, suck all the free stuff from me you can copy. And most of all, please note, the biggest antagonists on the list provide absolutely "zero" when it comes to helping you trade. Seek the answers from "within" (with some shortcutting help from people that are willing to share).
Steve Karnish
Code:
Bollinger Band Histogram Trading System
Enter Long = Close Short BBHistogram:= (CLOSE + 2*Std(CLOSE,20) - Mov(CLOSE,20,SIMPLE)) / (4*(Std(CLOSE,20))) * 100;
Cross(0,BBHistogram)
Enter Short = Close Long
BBHistogram:= (CLOSE + 2*Std(CLOSE,20) - Mov(CLOSE,20,SIMPLE)) / (4*(Std(CLOSE,20))) * 100;
Cross(BBHistogram,100)
Enter Long = Close Short BBHistogram:= (CLOSE + 2*Std(CLOSE,20) - Mov(CLOSE,20,SIMPLE)) / (4*(Std(CLOSE,20))) * 100;
Cross(0,BBHistogram)
Enter Short = Close Long
BBHistogram:= (CLOSE + 2*Std(CLOSE,20) - Mov(CLOSE,20,SIMPLE)) / (4*(Std(CLOSE,20))) * 100;
Cross(BBHistogram,100)
Sunday, March 6, 2011
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cumulative volume delta
Some would call it Accumulation/Distribution, but whatever the name there is some useful insight to be gained by examining it.
Security: QQQ
Position: N/A
A common way to understand what has happened during a trading day is to calculate the Balance of Market Power, BMP (see posting "Balance of Market Power," 8/22/2001). BMP consists of the close minus the opening divided by the high minus the low:
BMP = (close-open)/(high-low).
If you multiply BMP by volume and make a running sum by adding each interval's data to the next, you get what some authors call accumulation/distribution, A/D. The calculations for this are:
A/D= cumulative sum of ((close-open)/(high-low))*volume.
However, some (Metastock and Tradestation) use:
A/D=cum((((close-low) - (high-close)) / (high-low)) * volume).
If you do the math it reduces to:
A/D=cum (((2*close-high-low)/ (high-low))*volume),
which some call intraday intensity. Putting aside the labels and dealing with A/D defined with close-open, versus 2*close -high-low, the difference is that when you use two values of closing price you are weighting the indicator towards the closes of the day. When you use a formula like BMP you are asking, how does:
range between close and open (close-open)
compare to:
range between high and low (high-low)?
The range comparison works because on bullish days the open is near to the low and the close is near the high, and just the opposite for bearish days. Between these two extremes, (c-o)/(h-l) goes from +1 to -1.
If you are going to weight volume for a trading signal, why not weight volume using BMP, and then as a refinement make your weighting scheme put emphasis on closing prices. The end result is A/D. So the rule you can use to invent your own volume indicator is to take whatever you have that measures the daily bullishness or bearishness, multiply by volume, and accumulate. When you start to classify indicators as being a form of range sensitivity measurement you'll find that a lot of indicators can be thrown into that category. Inside days, outside days, and NR4 days are examples.
You can go one step further in building your own volume indicators and, rather than accumulate, you could normalize over a period of days. John Bollinger suggests the following:
Sum((2*close-high-low)/(high-low)*volume,21)/Sum(volume,21),
which is to sum your volume-weighted indicator over a period of time and divide by the sum of volume over the same period of time. In the example a 21-day sum of volume weighted by 2*close-high-low is divided by the 21-day sum of volume and I am going to call this normalized A/D.
Figure 1: QQQ Daily Price and Volume (bottom chart) and Normalized A/D (top chart). Normalized A/D is well behaved because: (1) Despite differences in average volume it still moves between the same extremes of +0.3 and -0.3, (2) While QQQ was trending up it was predominantly positive and while QQQ was trending down it was predominantly negative and (3) When normalized A/D exceeds .12 or so it will often continue onto an extreme. Could 0.12, or something close to it, be used as threshold?
Graphic provided by: MetaStock.
Graphic provided by: Data vendor: eSignal<.
If you plot this indicator of a normalized version of A/D, or intraday intensity, of daily QQQ you notice that it is predominantly positive when QQQ is bullish and predominantly negative when QQQ is bearish (Figure 1: top chart). Another nice feature is that when you compare the volume in 1999 with that in 2001 you notice there is considerably more volume for QQQ, but because you have normalized, the extremes of normalized A/D still range between -0.3 and +0.3 (more on this later). The question naturally arises, is this indicator tradeable?
Figure 2: Daily QQQ Price and Volume for 2000 (bottom two charts), ZigZag(75%) Overlaid on Normalized A/D (third chart from top), True/False Conditions for Two Events (second chart from top) and Equity Performance (top chart). Each green up arrow is a long entry, with the exit denoted by a red sign with 'EXIT' in white, and each red down arrow is a short entry with a red exit sign. The third chart from the top shows the true/false condition for long entry, with +1 being the true condition for long entry and -1 the condition for short entry. When ZigZag(75%) exceeds the threshold of +0.12 and is increasing, the long position is true, and when ZigZag(75%) goes below the threshold of -0.12 and is decreasing, the short position is true. The time spent in either a long or short position is equivalent to how long ZigZag(75%) spends going up or down after exceeding the threshold of +0.12 or -0.12.
When I examine June through October 2000 in detail (Figure 2), I see that as I approach a major peak or valley of normalized A/D, QQQ prices are following nicely and all I need to do is exit as soon as the peak or valley is reached. In order to encode a description that a trading system could use, I applied ZigZag at 75% to normalized A/D (Figure 2: third chart from top). Seventy five percent for ZigZag was arrived at by just some quick eyeballing to eliminate unwanted changes in ZigZag so I could capture the major peaks and valleys.
Unfortunately even at 75% I was still seeing small changes about the zero line of normalized A/D so I had to add a filter. I ignored any value of ZigZag(75%) less than 0.12. Now I wanted to see what logic indicators would look like for:
condition1 = ZigZag(75%) increasing and greater than 0.12,
and
condition2= ZigZag(75%) decreasing and less than -0.12.
I got the result I'd hoped for (Figure 2: second chart from top) when I plotted condition1 as 0, +1 and condition2 as 0, -1. I then built the system test and it made a profit (Figure 2: top chart).
Figure 3: QQQ Daily Price and Volume (bottom two charts), True/False Conditions for Long and Short Entry (second chart from top) and Equity Performance. Green long entries predominate during bullish runs of QQQ, while red short entries dominate during bearish runs of QQQ.
The entire performance (Figure 3) met my expectations, including the drawdown in December, 2000. December saw a lessening of bearishness, followed by increased bearishness. This problem could be addressed by using something more sensitive than 75% ZigZag. Figure 3 shows that with a trading system going long when condition1 is true and short when condition2 is true, and exiting whenever they are false, that long trades predominated when QQQ is bullish and short trades when QQQ is bearish.
If you want to get in earlier, then reduce the 0.12 filter for ZigZag; but of course you might want to change ZigZag to something other than 75%. But this is the crux of using this approach. What I did to make it work was observe that normalized A/D is well behaved. Not only it did fluctuate between -0.3 and +0.3 but I also counted on having it either make small changes (abs(normalized A/D) < +-0.12) or major changes. Whether or not this holds for the future depends on how well the market can be measured by BMP or
(2*close-high-low)/(high-low). The Metastock formulas I used are cut and pasted below. You'll notice that I did no optimization.
Long entry:
II:=Sum((2*CLOSE-HIGH-LOW)/(HIGH-LOW)*VOLUME,21)/Sum(V,21);
var1:=Zig(ii,75,%);
cond1:=var1>Ref(var1,-1) AND var1>.12;
cond1>0
Long exit:
II:=Sum((2*CLOSE-HIGH-LOW)/(HIGH-LOW)*VOLUME,21)/Sum(V,21);
var1:=Zig(ii,75,%);
cond1:=var1>Ref(var1,-1) AND var1>.12;
cond1<1
Short entry:
II:=Sum((2*CLOSE-HIGH-LOW)/(HIGH-LOW)*VOLUME,21)/Sum(V,21);
var1:=Zig(ii,75,%);
cond2:=var1cond2>0
Short exit:
II:=Sum((2*CLOSE-HIGH-LOW)/(HIGH-LOW)*VOLUME,21)/Sum(V,21);
var1:=Zig(ii,75,%);
cond2:=var1cond2<1
The statistics are: annual pct/gain loss= 69.23% versus annual buy/hold pct/gain loss=-8.69%, with 22 winning trades, 5 losing trades, average win=$91.96, average loss=-$25.30, biggest win=$447.14, and biggest loss=-$65.59.
A word of caution: Using ZigZag in this kind of trading strategy has an element of looking ahead since ZigZag sees where a turning point is by virtue of knowing prices before and after the turning point. In reality you have two choices you can make to overcome the ZigZag "look ahead." First, given that normalized A/D is well behaved then when it reaches +0.3, or -0.3, then either get out or reverse your position. But obviously +0.3 or -0.3 aren't always going to work because normalized A/D isn't always going to reach those extremes. The second choice is to look at how steep the ascent or descent is of normalized A/D. The detail of Figure 2 is chosen on purpose to illustrate this conjecture. If you compare each of the ZigZag peaks and valleys you'll see the greatest value of normalized A/D was reached when the slope of the ZigZag was the greatest, after breaking the threshold (Figure 2: third chart from the top at the end of August). If you now look at Figure 1 again with the rate of change in mind, you'll see that both negative extremes occurred with the steepest descents. This is a conjecture; the limitations of Metastock do not allow me to explore it in detail, but I suspect that a refinement in looking for an extreme could be found using this technique. In any event, normalized A/D is certainly worthwhile as a confirming indicator and used in conjunction with Bollinger upper- or lower-band walkers should work rather well.
Dennis Peterson 
Some would call it Accumulation/Distribution, but whatever the name there is some useful insight to be gained by examining it.
Security: QQQ
Position: N/A
A common way to understand what has happened during a trading day is to calculate the Balance of Market Power, BMP (see posting "Balance of Market Power," 8/22/2001). BMP consists of the close minus the opening divided by the high minus the low:
BMP = (close-open)/(high-low).
If you multiply BMP by volume and make a running sum by adding each interval's data to the next, you get what some authors call accumulation/distribution, A/D. The calculations for this are:
A/D= cumulative sum of ((close-open)/(high-low))*volume.
However, some (Metastock and Tradestation) use:
A/D=cum((((close-low) - (high-close)) / (high-low)) * volume).
If you do the math it reduces to:
A/D=cum (((2*close-high-low)/ (high-low))*volume),
which some call intraday intensity. Putting aside the labels and dealing with A/D defined with close-open, versus 2*close -high-low, the difference is that when you use two values of closing price you are weighting the indicator towards the closes of the day. When you use a formula like BMP you are asking, how does:
range between close and open (close-open)
compare to:
range between high and low (high-low)?
The range comparison works because on bullish days the open is near to the low and the close is near the high, and just the opposite for bearish days. Between these two extremes, (c-o)/(h-l) goes from +1 to -1.
If you are going to weight volume for a trading signal, why not weight volume using BMP, and then as a refinement make your weighting scheme put emphasis on closing prices. The end result is A/D. So the rule you can use to invent your own volume indicator is to take whatever you have that measures the daily bullishness or bearishness, multiply by volume, and accumulate. When you start to classify indicators as being a form of range sensitivity measurement you'll find that a lot of indicators can be thrown into that category. Inside days, outside days, and NR4 days are examples.
You can go one step further in building your own volume indicators and, rather than accumulate, you could normalize over a period of days. John Bollinger suggests the following:
Sum((2*close-high-low)/(high-low)*volume,21)/Sum(volume,21),
which is to sum your volume-weighted indicator over a period of time and divide by the sum of volume over the same period of time. In the example a 21-day sum of volume weighted by 2*close-high-low is divided by the 21-day sum of volume and I am going to call this normalized A/D.
Figure 1: QQQ Daily Price and Volume (bottom chart) and Normalized A/D (top chart). Normalized A/D is well behaved because: (1) Despite differences in average volume it still moves between the same extremes of +0.3 and -0.3, (2) While QQQ was trending up it was predominantly positive and while QQQ was trending down it was predominantly negative and (3) When normalized A/D exceeds .12 or so it will often continue onto an extreme. Could 0.12, or something close to it, be used as threshold?
Graphic provided by: MetaStock.
Graphic provided by: Data vendor: eSignal<.
If you plot this indicator of a normalized version of A/D, or intraday intensity, of daily QQQ you notice that it is predominantly positive when QQQ is bullish and predominantly negative when QQQ is bearish (Figure 1: top chart). Another nice feature is that when you compare the volume in 1999 with that in 2001 you notice there is considerably more volume for QQQ, but because you have normalized, the extremes of normalized A/D still range between -0.3 and +0.3 (more on this later). The question naturally arises, is this indicator tradeable?
Figure 2: Daily QQQ Price and Volume for 2000 (bottom two charts), ZigZag(75%) Overlaid on Normalized A/D (third chart from top), True/False Conditions for Two Events (second chart from top) and Equity Performance (top chart). Each green up arrow is a long entry, with the exit denoted by a red sign with 'EXIT' in white, and each red down arrow is a short entry with a red exit sign. The third chart from the top shows the true/false condition for long entry, with +1 being the true condition for long entry and -1 the condition for short entry. When ZigZag(75%) exceeds the threshold of +0.12 and is increasing, the long position is true, and when ZigZag(75%) goes below the threshold of -0.12 and is decreasing, the short position is true. The time spent in either a long or short position is equivalent to how long ZigZag(75%) spends going up or down after exceeding the threshold of +0.12 or -0.12.
When I examine June through October 2000 in detail (Figure 2), I see that as I approach a major peak or valley of normalized A/D, QQQ prices are following nicely and all I need to do is exit as soon as the peak or valley is reached. In order to encode a description that a trading system could use, I applied ZigZag at 75% to normalized A/D (Figure 2: third chart from top). Seventy five percent for ZigZag was arrived at by just some quick eyeballing to eliminate unwanted changes in ZigZag so I could capture the major peaks and valleys.
Unfortunately even at 75% I was still seeing small changes about the zero line of normalized A/D so I had to add a filter. I ignored any value of ZigZag(75%) less than 0.12. Now I wanted to see what logic indicators would look like for:
condition1 = ZigZag(75%) increasing and greater than 0.12,
and
condition2= ZigZag(75%) decreasing and less than -0.12.
I got the result I'd hoped for (Figure 2: second chart from top) when I plotted condition1 as 0, +1 and condition2 as 0, -1. I then built the system test and it made a profit (Figure 2: top chart).
Figure 3: QQQ Daily Price and Volume (bottom two charts), True/False Conditions for Long and Short Entry (second chart from top) and Equity Performance. Green long entries predominate during bullish runs of QQQ, while red short entries dominate during bearish runs of QQQ.
The entire performance (Figure 3) met my expectations, including the drawdown in December, 2000. December saw a lessening of bearishness, followed by increased bearishness. This problem could be addressed by using something more sensitive than 75% ZigZag. Figure 3 shows that with a trading system going long when condition1 is true and short when condition2 is true, and exiting whenever they are false, that long trades predominated when QQQ is bullish and short trades when QQQ is bearish.
If you want to get in earlier, then reduce the 0.12 filter for ZigZag; but of course you might want to change ZigZag to something other than 75%. But this is the crux of using this approach. What I did to make it work was observe that normalized A/D is well behaved. Not only it did fluctuate between -0.3 and +0.3 but I also counted on having it either make small changes (abs(normalized A/D) < +-0.12) or major changes. Whether or not this holds for the future depends on how well the market can be measured by BMP or
(2*close-high-low)/(high-low). The Metastock formulas I used are cut and pasted below. You'll notice that I did no optimization.
Long entry:
II:=Sum((2*CLOSE-HIGH-LOW)/(HIGH-LOW)*VOLUME,21)/Sum(V,21);
var1:=Zig(ii,75,%);
cond1:=var1>Ref(var1,-1) AND var1>.12;
cond1>0
Long exit:
II:=Sum((2*CLOSE-HIGH-LOW)/(HIGH-LOW)*VOLUME,21)/Sum(V,21);
var1:=Zig(ii,75,%);
cond1:=var1>Ref(var1,-1) AND var1>.12;
cond1<1
Short entry:
II:=Sum((2*CLOSE-HIGH-LOW)/(HIGH-LOW)*VOLUME,21)/Sum(V,21);
var1:=Zig(ii,75,%);
cond2:=var1cond2>0
Short exit:
II:=Sum((2*CLOSE-HIGH-LOW)/(HIGH-LOW)*VOLUME,21)/Sum(V,21);
var1:=Zig(ii,75,%);
cond2:=var1cond2<1
The statistics are: annual pct/gain loss= 69.23% versus annual buy/hold pct/gain loss=-8.69%, with 22 winning trades, 5 losing trades, average win=$91.96, average loss=-$25.30, biggest win=$447.14, and biggest loss=-$65.59.
A word of caution: Using ZigZag in this kind of trading strategy has an element of looking ahead since ZigZag sees where a turning point is by virtue of knowing prices before and after the turning point. In reality you have two choices you can make to overcome the ZigZag "look ahead." First, given that normalized A/D is well behaved then when it reaches +0.3, or -0.3, then either get out or reverse your position. But obviously +0.3 or -0.3 aren't always going to work because normalized A/D isn't always going to reach those extremes. The second choice is to look at how steep the ascent or descent is of normalized A/D. The detail of Figure 2 is chosen on purpose to illustrate this conjecture. If you compare each of the ZigZag peaks and valleys you'll see the greatest value of normalized A/D was reached when the slope of the ZigZag was the greatest, after breaking the threshold (Figure 2: third chart from the top at the end of August). If you now look at Figure 1 again with the rate of change in mind, you'll see that both negative extremes occurred with the steepest descents. This is a conjecture; the limitations of Metastock do not allow me to explore it in detail, but I suspect that a refinement in looking for an extreme could be found using this technique. In any event, normalized A/D is certainly worthwhile as a confirming indicator and used in conjunction with Bollinger upper- or lower-band walkers should work rather well.
Dennis Peterson
Monday, February 21, 2011
Mccormick Salt N Spice
SUPER TREND CSR
p= période rsi défaut = 9
//////////////////ATR_RSI
rc=rsi[p](close)
rh=rsi[p](high)
rl=rsi[p](low)
c1 =abs( rh - rl)
c2 = abs( rc[1]-rh )
c3 = abs ( rc[1] - rl )
c4 = max(c1,c2)
c5 = max(c4,c3)
atr =average[bb](c5)
//////////////////////////////////////////////
/////SUPER TREND RSI
avg=rc
up=avg+aa*atr
dn=avg-aa*atr
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
once trend=1
if rc>up[1] then
trend=1
elsif rc
trend=-1
endif
if trend<0 and trend[1]>0 then
flag=1
else
flag=0
endif
if trend>0 and trend[1]<0 then
flagh=1
else
flagh=0
endif
if trend>0 and dn
dn=dn[1]
endif
if trend<0 and up>up[1] then
up=up[1]
endif
if flag=1 then
up=avg+aa*atr
endif
if flagh=1 then
dn=avg-aa*atr
endif
if trend=1 then
super=dn
else
super=up
endif
return super coloured by trend as "supertrend_rsi",rc as "rsi" ,70 as "70",50 as "50",30 as "30"
////////////////////////////////////fin du code --- END 
p= période rsi défaut = 9
//////////////////ATR_RSI
rc=rsi[p](close)
rh=rsi[p](high)
rl=rsi[p](low)
c1 =abs( rh - rl)
c2 = abs( rc[1]-rh )
c3 = abs ( rc[1] - rl )
c4 = max(c1,c2)
c5 = max(c4,c3)
atr =average[bb](c5)
//////////////////////////////////////////////
/////SUPER TREND RSI
avg=rc
up=avg+aa*atr
dn=avg-aa*atr
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
once trend=1
if rc>up[1] then
trend=1
elsif rc
trend=-1
endif
if trend<0 and trend[1]>0 then
flag=1
else
flag=0
endif
if trend>0 and trend[1]<0 then
flagh=1
else
flagh=0
endif
if trend>0 and dn
dn=dn[1]
endif
if trend<0 and up>up[1] then
up=up[1]
endif
if flag=1 then
up=avg+aa*atr
endif
if flagh=1 then
dn=avg-aa*atr
endif
if trend=1 then
super=dn
else
super=up
endif
return super coloured by trend as "supertrend_rsi",rc as "rsi" ,70 as "70",50 as "50",30 as "30"
////////////////////////////////////fin du code --- END
Friday, February 4, 2011
Can You Get Herpes On The Stomach
Eternal Return
Dear readers, there inform you that after a rather difficult period are [almost] ready to resume business with Delere Mundi. The destruction of my pc plus a series of personal difficulties have led me to take leave from blogging for a while '. I apologize for the prolonged absence is with those who follow me be with the bands that have contacted me during this period. In these days I will come back to listen to all the material that I was in arrears, slowly reach the post on a regular basis since the second half of February.
Thanks for your attention, good weekend.
PS: I remind you that we are even so far as to have the fan page on social networking sites: here you will find at Delere Mundi Facebook , Last.fm and Twitter . There is also Myspace but has turned into a boiata crazy, so I decided to leave it.
G.
Thanks for your attention, good weekend.
PS: I remind you that we are even so far as to have the fan page on social networking sites: here you will find at Delere Mundi Facebook , Last.fm and Twitter . There is also Myspace but has turned into a boiata crazy, so I decided to leave it.
G.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Madd Metal Core Scooter Wheels
///////obo simple
return wilderaverage[5](typicalprice)COLOURED(255,0,0),wilderaverage[8](typicalprice)COLOURED(255,165,9),ExponentialAverage[18](typicalprice) COLOURED(96,12,84),ExponentialAverage[28](typicalprice) COLOURED(119,0,206)
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uuu=(close-open[p])/rangee
aa=summation[p](volume)
rangee=highest[p](high)-lowest[p](low)
RRR=( rangee*uuu*aa)
///////////////////////////////////////
//////////////////////////////////////////////// /////////
return RRR as "rangexvolumelungo", 0 AS "equilibrium line"
Wife Wants Black Baby Stories
The language of the mythical yellow zone
"
the yellow zone of our site we look at every day (at 11.00 and 17.00 ) development of the most important financial markets of the world, with particular emphasis on the Milan Stock Exchange. We use the methods of the greatest masters of the past (Gann, Elliott, Jensen, Magee, Graham) and the best traders and investors of this (Sperandeo, Williams, Buffett, Caplan, Soros). We do not use techniques or theories which are not yet been shown to be effective or that we have not personally verified the reliability and Here are the explanations of the terms that we use most frequently:
Advance-decline: the most reliable indicator (built with the titles on the rise less than in fall) to determine the future direction of the stock market (further: Trading System How to build a winning )
Gann Angles: routes from a maximum and a minimum that dictate the pace of the market according to a slope characteristic of each market (further: MasterGann )
1 x 1 Gann: The most important angle of approach across the space-time Gann under which the market is driven in a unit area per unit time, according to the simple equation Y = a X (depth: MasterGann )
2 x 1: as above with the only difference being that each unit time you ride two units of space according to the equation Y = X
second 1 x 2 as above with the only difference being that every time you take two units of a unit of space according to the equation Y = (a / 2) X
Any three: the formation of three waves (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
Arbitrage: Buying and selling at the same time similar options.
At the money: options whose strike is nearly equal to the underlying (Depth: Money Master )
Balance sheet: Balance Sheet, Budget (analysis: Fundamental analysis easy )
battleplane: software of our invention to predict the future trend of the market (further: WinTrade courses)
BDM (Bands improve) the method of short-term trading that is to buy and sell on the lower end of the upper band of the channel, in conjunction with the upward and downward signals of two oscillators of very short-term
Blue chips: securities with higher market capitalization ( more than 2000 billion)
Bottom: minimum of one cycle
Bottom: to train a minimum
Break: Break-out downward
: penetration of an important price level (support, resistance, moving average, 1x1 Gann, etc. ..)
Butterfly: buy a call (put) at the money, buy two Calls (Put) out of the money and buy a call ( put) out of the money
Buy and reverse: Cover of the short position and simultaneously create a position upward
Buy stop: automatically enter the point where purchase (depth: MasterGann )
Call: Option (which generally agrees to sell rather than buy) a bullish sign for the person who buys and who sells bearish for (depth: Money Master )
Calendar spread option: sell and buy option about to expire ( at the same strike price) at a distant date.
Cash flow: cash moving into corporate coffers (analysis: Fundamental analysis easy )
Compricchiare: buy 30% (or less) of the total planned
Dow Confirmation: overcoming near-contemporary of a previous maximum or minimum by of two indices representing the market (further: How build a winning Trading System )
Warrants: types of options discussed at the Milan Stock Exchange on which we do not recommend to operate (depth: Money Master )
Crossing: crossroads between two corners Gann or between a corner and a line of retracement (depth: MasterGann )
DolTas: index of our invention that connects the state of the economy to the level of stock prices (depth: Money Master )
Double minimum-maximum: figure reversal (depth: Analysis easy technique ) Double
three: reaction in the key composed of the Elliott Wave (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
Dow Jones index of the best known American Stock Exchange (Wall Street)
Edge: edge
EMA: exponential moving average. Oscillator sufficiently accurate to determine the points of reversal (depth: How to build a Winning Trading System )
Eurostoxx 50: stock index constructed using 50 out important European blue-chips
Fib: Mib 30 index future
Fidex: future index Midex
Flag: figure of price consolidation (deepening: Analysis easy technique )
Flat: out of the market having cleared all the positions in the theory of Elliott Waves is instead a corrective training (study: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
Floor: floor, is said to indicate that operators are in the bag
American Free trade: buy option at the money and, if the underlying moves in the desired direction sell the same type of option out of the money for the same award
Future: derivative; contract to buy or sell at a future date
Gap: an abrupt jump from one price to another (usually far more than a percentage point) without cover intermediate values \u200b\u200b
Greenshoe: an option that allows the 'underwriter (broker who looks after the placement of the stock market) to buy and sell more shares than expected, to the maximum amount stated in the prospectus (and not more than 15% of the shares placed).
Head and shoulders: head and shoulder, the figure of reversal that sets out a storage or distribution (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
Hedging: the safeguarding of the securities portfolio
Hedge funds: hedge fund that can invest (or speculate) about all the possibilities that the financial markets offer
steals 1 year indicator invented by us using only the volumes that we says, with extreme precision, the points of maximum and minimum cycle of one year
IFR: relative strength index (depth: Stock Selector )
Pulse: Elliott Wave in the direction of the wave of higher grade (depth: The Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
In the money: options whose strike is cheaper than the current underlying price (depth: Money Master )
Borsari Index: general index of Italian stock exchange and invented by us according to the method of Dow Jones, we use it as an alternative to general officers weighted index (Mibtel, Comit, etc. ..) that we do not consider representative of the stock price being too unbalanced in favor of a few titles
Borsari blue-chips index: as above, except to include only the blue-chips. We use it as an alternative to Mib30 that we too unbalanced on the first four titles and is therefore not representative of all blue-chips. This index helps us to obtain precise information about the behavior of large institutional investors
Index Borsari small-caps: as above, except to include Only securities of companies with low capitalization
Intraday: within the same session
IPO: Initial Public Offering (IPO first and then you can also be understood as "freshmen")
Leverage: leverage which measures the change in a derivative from the corresponding shift in the underlying
Gann Lines: support and resistance levels calculated from the previous maximum and minimum, multiplied by the percentage of Gann (depth: The magic Gann theory applied to the Milan Stock )
Livermore (Jesse Livermore): the biggest bear of all time (depth: great wizard of the Stock Exchange) Long
: trading upward
Look through earnings: the method used by W. Buffett to assess the financial companies (depth: The Secrets of W. Buffett to invest in stock market )
MACD: Moving Average Convergence Divergence. Oscillator is not very precise in determining the precise point of reversal.
Poultry Feed is an expression invented by us which means the spread of false rumors to attract Borsini (chickens) to buy the securities that the owners of financial information (the smart ones) want to sell
Medium caps: mid-cap securities ( between 200 and 2000 billion)
1-2-3 Method of Sperandeo: method, virtually infallible, to determine the reversal the tendency of financial markets (depth: Supertrading )
Method Sperandeo-Migliorino: identification of an almost certain reversal (over 95% probability) using a combination of the 1-2-3 method of Sperandeo and indicators WinTrade Migliorini
Mib 30: 30 index of leading blue-chips of the Italian Stock Exchange
Mibtel: general index (electronic) of the Italian Stock Exchange
Midex: index of medium-caps
Money managers: managers of large financial resources
Money management: management money available to the trader. Tends to allocate resources in the various trades under the odds and then to avoid getting caught in huge losses. Many principles are borrowed from Poker and Blackjack.
Neutral Option Position: marketing strategy options to earn in the early stages of market flat
Nikkei Dow Jones index of Japanese stock market (Kabutocho)
Fibonacci numbers: numerical series discovered by a mathematician from Pisa of 1600 that was subsequently used to make accurate forecasts of stock market (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
convertible bonds: the set of bonds and warrants (depth: Money Master )
OBV: On Balance Volume indicator, built using volumes and changes in the overall market (further: Trading System How to build a winning )
Elliott Wave: analysis of market cycles, according to a wave of impulsive and reactive (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
Option covered : option sold owning the underlying security
naked Option means an option sold, without owning the underlying asset (similar to short selling the underlying)
Option strategies: strategies for combining several options (and sometimes futures) to gain in all stages of Overbought market
: Overbought Oversold
: oversold
Out of the money: options whose strike price is away from the current the underlying (deeper: Money Master )
Pack: maneuver Stock Exchange (the limit of the scam) tended to "cheat" the people of Borsini, financial product inconvenient for those who buy
Pattern: configuration (eg, Head and shoulders, reaction consisting of Elliott, etc. ..), figure drawn by the prices (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave - Technical analysis easy )
P / E: value for money gains that should not second Ben Graham never be more than 16 (depth: Money Master )
Reach: overcoming the upward or downward break of a resistance or support (or even moving averages, trend-lines, etc. ..). The Fib, to be valid, the penetration should be at least 50 points for at least three hours, or at least 100 points for an hour.
Pennant: figure of consolidation of prices (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
P / L: Profit and loss, loss (analysis: Fundamental analysis easy )
Fib Award for Eb: Eb percentage difference between the second and Fib the formula: (Fib-Eb) / Eb. It 'better to rely on data collected every 15 minutes or less
Jensen projections: a method to accurately predict the culmination of an upward or a downward projecting from two angles Gann two minima or two maxima of
station ambush (PDA): definition coined by us to define the method of entry or exit from a trade-through method Sperandeo Migliorino
Pull-back: back after a break, to the level of support or resistance penetrated
Pull- back: bounce to a support or resistance
Put: Option (which generally agrees to sell rather than buy) a bearish sign for the person who buys and who sells bullish (depth: Money Master )
Squaring a maximum of a minimum or a range: prediction (with the angular coefficients of Gann angles) of the time when there will be a maximum, minimum or a trend reversal (depth: MasterGann )
Rally upward
Range: difference between maximum and minimum
Ratio options spread: buy at the money option and sell the same maturity out of the money
Reaction: Elliott Wave in the opposite direction to the wave of higher grade (depth : Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
Resistance: price level where the increase is probably arrrestera (at least temporarily)
Retracement: retracing of the route taken after an increase or a decrease (further: MasterGann )
Reversal: reverse trend (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
Risk-Reward: relationship between risk and benefit Trading is expected that more and be better than 1 to 4 (depth: Supertrading)
Risk zones: areas of risk identified on the index of stock market over a period of at least 20 years (study: Supertrading)
ROC: rate of change. Oscillator sufficiently accurate to determine the points of reversal (depth: Trading System How to build a winning )
CSR: relative strength index, relative strength index. Oscillator is not very accurate to determine the points of reversal.
Saucer: saucer shape of accumulation (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
Sell and reverse: to liquidate the position constitute both a long and short positions
Sell stop: automatically enter the point where sales (depth: MasterGann )
Short: trading downward
Small caps: small-cap securities (under 200 billion)
Underlying: title or basket bonds on which it exercises its right to an Option (depth: Money Master )
Speculative bubble: bubble (it is said that financial markets have grown excessively and are close to "explode")
Spike reversal: reverse general trend "manipulated" by large investors (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
Spread: Purchase of a put option and a call to strike several
Standard & Poor's: American Stock Exchange index (Wall Street)
Stop loss: automatic system to cut your losses (depth: MasterGann )
Stochastic: oscillator is not very precise precise determine the points of reversal
Straddle: with the options trading strategy that is realized at the same time by buying call and put at the same strike. Suited to take advantage of short and rapid movements of the underlying
Strangle: with the options trading strategy that takes place simultaneously sell call and put. Falls within the scope of the Neutral option strategies and is suitable for food markets
Strap purchase of two Put and Call options with a strike at the same
Strip: purchase of two put options and call a strike at the same
Strike: base price of the options (depth: Money Master )
Support: price level where the decline is probably arrrestera (at least temporarily)
Synthetic futures position: Buying out of the money call (put) and simultaneously sell out of the money Put (Call) to recover the difference between the two awards. It is used in food markets
Time value of an option: option price - intrinsic value of the same
Top: maximum of one cycle
Patch: Tracy
make up a cycle of 56 hours of the Italian Stock Exchange (depth: courses WinTrade)
Tracy +2: cycle to 400 hours of Italian stock, also called intermediate cycle (further: Supertrading)
Tracy -1: cycle to 28 hours of the Italian Stock Exchange (depth: WinTrade courses)
Tracy -2: cycle to 14 hours of the Italian Stock Exchange (depth: WinTrade courses)
Trade: Trade to trade
: Operation
Exchange Trading: buying and selling financial assets for a profit (on the stock market cycle, we recommend to operate on the intermediate Tracy +2 )
Trading System: Automated Trading System (depth: Trading System How to build a winning )
Trailing stop loss: system to move the stop-economic losses following the new maxima and minima (depth: MasterGann )
Trend:
trend trend-line: trend line (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
Trending stop loss: a system for moving the stop- loss following the trend line (depth: MasterGann )
Triangle: figure that may be of consolidation or reverse (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
three Triple: reaction in the key composed of the Elliott Wave (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave ) Triple
minimum-maximum: figure reversal (depth: Technical analysis easy )
Intrinsic value of a call option: the market value of the underlying - strike price of the option (if negative means zero)
Intrinsic value of a put option: the option strike price - market value of the below (if negative means zero)
Vendicchiare to sell 30% or less of the total programmed
Volatility (especially important in the options): change in prices, the average of the same according to the formula: (range of prices in the reporting period ): (average price in the same period)
Zig-zag: typical training consists of three Corrective Elliott Waves (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
Warrants: options (not mandatory) that entitle them to buy a certain amount of securities at a set price by a certain date (depth: Money Master )
Wedge: the figure of consolidation of prices ( analysis: Technical analysis easy )
WinTrade: Trading system invented by G. Improve
Writing options: sell options 
"
the yellow zone of our site we look at every day (at 11.00 and 17.00 ) development of the most important financial markets of the world, with particular emphasis on the Milan Stock Exchange. We use the methods of the greatest masters of the past (Gann, Elliott, Jensen, Magee, Graham) and the best traders and investors of this (Sperandeo, Williams, Buffett, Caplan, Soros). We do not use techniques or theories which are not yet been shown to be effective or that we have not personally verified the reliability and Here are the explanations of the terms that we use most frequently:
Advance-decline: the most reliable indicator (built with the titles on the rise less than in fall) to determine the future direction of the stock market (further: Trading System How to build a winning )
Gann Angles: routes from a maximum and a minimum that dictate the pace of the market according to a slope characteristic of each market (further: MasterGann )
1 x 1 Gann: The most important angle of approach across the space-time Gann under which the market is driven in a unit area per unit time, according to the simple equation Y = a X (depth: MasterGann )
2 x 1: as above with the only difference being that each unit time you ride two units of space according to the equation Y = X
second 1 x 2 as above with the only difference being that every time you take two units of a unit of space according to the equation Y = (a / 2) X
Any three: the formation of three waves (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
Arbitrage: Buying and selling at the same time similar options.
At the money: options whose strike is nearly equal to the underlying (Depth: Money Master )
Balance sheet: Balance Sheet, Budget (analysis: Fundamental analysis easy )
battleplane: software of our invention to predict the future trend of the market (further: WinTrade courses)
BDM (Bands improve) the method of short-term trading that is to buy and sell on the lower end of the upper band of the channel, in conjunction with the upward and downward signals of two oscillators of very short-term
Blue chips: securities with higher market capitalization ( more than 2000 billion)
Bottom: minimum of one cycle
Bottom: to train a minimum
Break: Break-out downward
: penetration of an important price level (support, resistance, moving average, 1x1 Gann, etc. ..)
Butterfly: buy a call (put) at the money, buy two Calls (Put) out of the money and buy a call ( put) out of the money
Buy and reverse: Cover of the short position and simultaneously create a position upward
Buy stop: automatically enter the point where purchase (depth: MasterGann )
Call: Option (which generally agrees to sell rather than buy) a bullish sign for the person who buys and who sells bearish for (depth: Money Master )
Calendar spread option: sell and buy option about to expire ( at the same strike price) at a distant date.
Cash flow: cash moving into corporate coffers (analysis: Fundamental analysis easy )
Compricchiare: buy 30% (or less) of the total planned
Dow Confirmation: overcoming near-contemporary of a previous maximum or minimum by of two indices representing the market (further: How build a winning Trading System )
Warrants: types of options discussed at the Milan Stock Exchange on which we do not recommend to operate (depth: Money Master )
Crossing: crossroads between two corners Gann or between a corner and a line of retracement (depth: MasterGann )
DolTas: index of our invention that connects the state of the economy to the level of stock prices (depth: Money Master )
Double minimum-maximum: figure reversal (depth: Analysis easy technique ) Double
three: reaction in the key composed of the Elliott Wave (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
Dow Jones index of the best known American Stock Exchange (Wall Street)
Edge: edge
EMA: exponential moving average. Oscillator sufficiently accurate to determine the points of reversal (depth: How to build a Winning Trading System )
Eurostoxx 50: stock index constructed using 50 out important European blue-chips
Fib: Mib 30 index future
Fidex: future index Midex
Flag: figure of price consolidation (deepening: Analysis easy technique )
Flat: out of the market having cleared all the positions in the theory of Elliott Waves is instead a corrective training (study: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
Floor: floor, is said to indicate that operators are in the bag
American Free trade: buy option at the money and, if the underlying moves in the desired direction sell the same type of option out of the money for the same award
Future: derivative; contract to buy or sell at a future date
Gap: an abrupt jump from one price to another (usually far more than a percentage point) without cover intermediate values \u200b\u200b
Greenshoe: an option that allows the 'underwriter (broker who looks after the placement of the stock market) to buy and sell more shares than expected, to the maximum amount stated in the prospectus (and not more than 15% of the shares placed).
Head and shoulders: head and shoulder, the figure of reversal that sets out a storage or distribution (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
Hedging: the safeguarding of the securities portfolio
Hedge funds: hedge fund that can invest (or speculate) about all the possibilities that the financial markets offer
steals 1 year indicator invented by us using only the volumes that we says, with extreme precision, the points of maximum and minimum cycle of one year
IFR: relative strength index (depth: Stock Selector )
Pulse: Elliott Wave in the direction of the wave of higher grade (depth: The Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
In the money: options whose strike is cheaper than the current underlying price (depth: Money Master )
Borsari Index: general index of Italian stock exchange and invented by us according to the method of Dow Jones, we use it as an alternative to general officers weighted index (Mibtel, Comit, etc. ..) that we do not consider representative of the stock price being too unbalanced in favor of a few titles
Borsari blue-chips index: as above, except to include only the blue-chips. We use it as an alternative to Mib30 that we too unbalanced on the first four titles and is therefore not representative of all blue-chips. This index helps us to obtain precise information about the behavior of large institutional investors
Index Borsari small-caps: as above, except to include Only securities of companies with low capitalization
Intraday: within the same session
IPO: Initial Public Offering (IPO first and then you can also be understood as "freshmen")
Leverage: leverage which measures the change in a derivative from the corresponding shift in the underlying
Gann Lines: support and resistance levels calculated from the previous maximum and minimum, multiplied by the percentage of Gann (depth: The magic Gann theory applied to the Milan Stock )
Livermore (Jesse Livermore): the biggest bear of all time (depth: great wizard of the Stock Exchange) Long
: trading upward
Look through earnings: the method used by W. Buffett to assess the financial companies (depth: The Secrets of W. Buffett to invest in stock market )
MACD: Moving Average Convergence Divergence. Oscillator is not very precise in determining the precise point of reversal.
Poultry Feed is an expression invented by us which means the spread of false rumors to attract Borsini (chickens) to buy the securities that the owners of financial information (the smart ones) want to sell
Medium caps: mid-cap securities ( between 200 and 2000 billion)
1-2-3 Method of Sperandeo: method, virtually infallible, to determine the reversal the tendency of financial markets (depth: Supertrading )
Method Sperandeo-Migliorino: identification of an almost certain reversal (over 95% probability) using a combination of the 1-2-3 method of Sperandeo and indicators WinTrade Migliorini
Mib 30: 30 index of leading blue-chips of the Italian Stock Exchange
Mibtel: general index (electronic) of the Italian Stock Exchange
Midex: index of medium-caps
Money managers: managers of large financial resources
Money management: management money available to the trader. Tends to allocate resources in the various trades under the odds and then to avoid getting caught in huge losses. Many principles are borrowed from Poker and Blackjack.
Neutral Option Position: marketing strategy options to earn in the early stages of market flat
Nikkei Dow Jones index of Japanese stock market (Kabutocho)
Fibonacci numbers: numerical series discovered by a mathematician from Pisa of 1600 that was subsequently used to make accurate forecasts of stock market (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
convertible bonds: the set of bonds and warrants (depth: Money Master )
OBV: On Balance Volume indicator, built using volumes and changes in the overall market (further: Trading System How to build a winning )
Elliott Wave: analysis of market cycles, according to a wave of impulsive and reactive (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
Option covered : option sold owning the underlying security
naked Option means an option sold, without owning the underlying asset (similar to short selling the underlying)
Option strategies: strategies for combining several options (and sometimes futures) to gain in all stages of Overbought market
: Overbought Oversold
: oversold
Out of the money: options whose strike price is away from the current the underlying (deeper: Money Master )
Pack: maneuver Stock Exchange (the limit of the scam) tended to "cheat" the people of Borsini, financial product inconvenient for those who buy
Pattern: configuration (eg, Head and shoulders, reaction consisting of Elliott, etc. ..), figure drawn by the prices (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave - Technical analysis easy )
P / E: value for money gains that should not second Ben Graham never be more than 16 (depth: Money Master )
Reach: overcoming the upward or downward break of a resistance or support (or even moving averages, trend-lines, etc. ..). The Fib, to be valid, the penetration should be at least 50 points for at least three hours, or at least 100 points for an hour.
Pennant: figure of consolidation of prices (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
P / L: Profit and loss, loss (analysis: Fundamental analysis easy )
Fib Award for Eb: Eb percentage difference between the second and Fib the formula: (Fib-Eb) / Eb. It 'better to rely on data collected every 15 minutes or less
Jensen projections: a method to accurately predict the culmination of an upward or a downward projecting from two angles Gann two minima or two maxima of
station ambush (PDA): definition coined by us to define the method of entry or exit from a trade-through method Sperandeo Migliorino
Pull-back: back after a break, to the level of support or resistance penetrated
Pull- back: bounce to a support or resistance
Put: Option (which generally agrees to sell rather than buy) a bearish sign for the person who buys and who sells bullish (depth: Money Master )
Squaring a maximum of a minimum or a range: prediction (with the angular coefficients of Gann angles) of the time when there will be a maximum, minimum or a trend reversal (depth: MasterGann )
Rally upward
Range: difference between maximum and minimum
Ratio options spread: buy at the money option and sell the same maturity out of the money
Reaction: Elliott Wave in the opposite direction to the wave of higher grade (depth : Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
Resistance: price level where the increase is probably arrrestera (at least temporarily)
Retracement: retracing of the route taken after an increase or a decrease (further: MasterGann )
Reversal: reverse trend (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
Risk-Reward: relationship between risk and benefit Trading is expected that more and be better than 1 to 4 (depth: Supertrading)
Risk zones: areas of risk identified on the index of stock market over a period of at least 20 years (study: Supertrading)
ROC: rate of change. Oscillator sufficiently accurate to determine the points of reversal (depth: Trading System How to build a winning )
CSR: relative strength index, relative strength index. Oscillator is not very accurate to determine the points of reversal.
Saucer: saucer shape of accumulation (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
Sell and reverse: to liquidate the position constitute both a long and short positions
Sell stop: automatically enter the point where sales (depth: MasterGann )
Short: trading downward
Small caps: small-cap securities (under 200 billion)
Underlying: title or basket bonds on which it exercises its right to an Option (depth: Money Master )
Speculative bubble: bubble (it is said that financial markets have grown excessively and are close to "explode")
Spike reversal: reverse general trend "manipulated" by large investors (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
Spread: Purchase of a put option and a call to strike several
Standard & Poor's: American Stock Exchange index (Wall Street)
Stop loss: automatic system to cut your losses (depth: MasterGann )
Stochastic: oscillator is not very precise precise determine the points of reversal
Straddle: with the options trading strategy that is realized at the same time by buying call and put at the same strike. Suited to take advantage of short and rapid movements of the underlying
Strangle: with the options trading strategy that takes place simultaneously sell call and put. Falls within the scope of the Neutral option strategies and is suitable for food markets
Strap purchase of two Put and Call options with a strike at the same
Strip: purchase of two put options and call a strike at the same
Strike: base price of the options (depth: Money Master )
Support: price level where the decline is probably arrrestera (at least temporarily)
Synthetic futures position: Buying out of the money call (put) and simultaneously sell out of the money Put (Call) to recover the difference between the two awards. It is used in food markets
Time value of an option: option price - intrinsic value of the same
Top: maximum of one cycle
Patch: Tracy
make up a cycle of 56 hours of the Italian Stock Exchange (depth: courses WinTrade)
Tracy +2: cycle to 400 hours of Italian stock, also called intermediate cycle (further: Supertrading)
Tracy -1: cycle to 28 hours of the Italian Stock Exchange (depth: WinTrade courses)
Tracy -2: cycle to 14 hours of the Italian Stock Exchange (depth: WinTrade courses)
Trade: Trade to trade
: Operation
Exchange Trading: buying and selling financial assets for a profit (on the stock market cycle, we recommend to operate on the intermediate Tracy +2 )
Trading System: Automated Trading System (depth: Trading System How to build a winning )
Trailing stop loss: system to move the stop-economic losses following the new maxima and minima (depth: MasterGann )
Trend:
trend trend-line: trend line (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
Trending stop loss: a system for moving the stop- loss following the trend line (depth: MasterGann )
Triangle: figure that may be of consolidation or reverse (analysis: Technical analysis easy )
three Triple: reaction in the key composed of the Elliott Wave (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave ) Triple
minimum-maximum: figure reversal (depth: Technical analysis easy )
Intrinsic value of a call option: the market value of the underlying - strike price of the option (if negative means zero)
Intrinsic value of a put option: the option strike price - market value of the below (if negative means zero)
Vendicchiare to sell 30% or less of the total programmed
Volatility (especially important in the options): change in prices, the average of the same according to the formula: (range of prices in the reporting period ): (average price in the same period)
Zig-zag: typical training consists of three Corrective Elliott Waves (depth: Fibonacci numbers and the Elliott Wave )
Warrants: options (not mandatory) that entitle them to buy a certain amount of securities at a set price by a certain date (depth: Money Master )
Wedge: the figure of consolidation of prices ( analysis: Technical analysis easy )
WinTrade: Trading system invented by G. Improve
Writing options: sell options
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
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indicators, forex strategy
//////////////// volumi.pos.e.neg.
volpos = 0
volneg
= 0 for n = m downto 1 if
close [n-1] => open [n-1] then
volpos=volpos+volume[n-1]
elsif close[n-1]
volneg=volneg-volume[n-1]
endif
next
return volpos coloured(0,255,0) as "VOLUMI POSITIVI", volneg coloured(255,0,0) AS "VOLUMI NEGATIVI",0 as"zero",tema[m](volpos+volneg)as " trigger"
////////////////sintonia volume prezzo
a=close/average[20](volume)
return * close to 
//////////////// volumi.pos.e.neg.
volpos = 0
volneg
= 0 for n = m downto 1 if
close [n-1] => open [n-1] then
volpos=volpos+volume[n-1]
elsif close[n-1]
volneg=volneg-volume[n-1]
endif
next
return volpos coloured(0,255,0) as "VOLUMI POSITIVI", volneg coloured(255,0,0) AS "VOLUMI NEGATIVI",0 as"zero",tema[m](volpos+volneg)as " trigger"
////////////////sintonia volume prezzo
a=close/average[20](volume)
return * close to
Cheap Alternative To Lycogel
Re: BREAKOUT EUR / USD - GBP / USD STRATEGY 12/14
by CLOUSE7575 the 26/09/2010, 16:23 Profit Potential: 30 - 50 pips per day.
That's what we need:
1.Open a chart of EURUSD GBPUSD O with 15 timeframe.
2. Draw a vertical line on the graph to 12:00 Italian time.
3. Draw a vertical line on the graph to 14:00 Italian time.
4. Draw two horizontal lines corresponding to a candle with the highest value the candle and the other with the lowest value between the vertical lines.
Set a buy stop to the highest value and a sell stop to the lowest
ideal target 30 to 50 pips, you may also set a trailing stop of 15 pips.
Some things to consider:
If the distance between the highest and the lowest value in the range of time considered is less than 50-60 pips then it is likely that the open position will be profitable, in contrast if greater than 50-60 pips may not be a good idea to open a position.
Obviously the signals are only valid for the day in question, the next day will be necessary to draw them back lines.
NOTE: If we consider the opening of London the same thing can 'be done in hours: 07 / 09
STOP LOSS: We can put LOSS IN LINE OPPOSITE THE CHANNEL ABOUT SO 50/60 PIPS, BE ASAP.
try it.
That's what we need:
1.Open a chart of EURUSD GBPUSD O with 15 timeframe.
2. Draw a vertical line on the graph to 12:00 Italian time.
3. Draw a vertical line on the graph to 14:00 Italian time.
4. Draw two horizontal lines corresponding to a candle with the highest value the candle and the other with the lowest value between the vertical lines.
Set a buy stop to the highest value and a sell stop to the lowest
ideal target 30 to 50 pips, you may also set a trailing stop of 15 pips.
Some things to consider:
If the distance between the highest and the lowest value in the range of time considered is less than 50-60 pips then it is likely that the open position will be profitable, in contrast if greater than 50-60 pips may not be a good idea to open a position.
Obviously the signals are only valid for the day in question, the next day will be necessary to draw them back lines.
NOTE: If we consider the opening of London the same thing can 'be done in hours: 07 / 09
STOP LOSS: We can put LOSS IN LINE OPPOSITE THE CHANNEL ABOUT SO 50/60 PIPS, BE ASAP.
try it.
- CLOUSE7575
- Trader student
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Re: BREAKOUT EUR / USD - GBP / USD STRATEGY 12/14
by mattomatteo on 26/09/2010, 22:10 Clouse Hello, congratulations for the ability to use various techniques. This reminds me vaguely like a turtle trading system, although slightly different.
I was very fond of the triangles to the technique you used long ago ...
Congratulations
I was very fond of the triangles to the technique you used long ago ...
Congratulations
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bdm volume
//////// / / ////// pp = p = 4 15
MoneyFlow calc = [p] (close) * Range [p]
////////////////////////////// /////////////////
lowest a = [p] (calc + low)
average b = [pp] (a)
c = b / b [1] -1 Highest
d = [p] (calc + high)
e = average [pp] (d)
f = e / e [1] -1
colored 10000 return c * (255,0,0) as "bdmlowvol" , f * colored 10000 (0,255,0) as "bdmhighvol" 30as "on",-30as "down"
///////////////////////////////////////////
///////commodity gilmore index
///////a=19 oppure 25
/////////b=18 oppure 28
////////////c=38 oppure 26
return (diplus[a]+diplus[b])-diplus[c]coloured(0,0,255)as"gilmorecorto",25COLOURED(255,0,0)as"25short",15COLOURED(0,255,0)as"15long",(diplus[a*2]+diplus[b*2])-diplus[c*2]coloured(0,0,100)as"gilmorelungo",20COLOURED(0,0,255)as"Centro"
///////////////////////////////////////////////
////stoc sestetto
///p=10
piuAlto = HIGHEST[p](HIGH)
piuBasso = LOWEST[p](LOW)
oscillatore = (CLOSE - piuBasso) / (piuAlto - piuBasso) * 100
RETURN oscillatore coloured(51,51,255)as"sestetto",45coloured(255,0,0)as" short",55coloured(0,255,0)as" long",10coloured(255,0,0)as"se ritesta buy",90coloured(0,255,0)as"se ritesta short",triangularaverage[round(p*0.618)](oscillatore)coloured(255,0,0)as"trigg"
///////////////////////////////////////
///////stocsestettoevolume
///p=10
piuAlto = HIGHEST[p](HIGH)
piuBasso = LOWEST[p](LOW)
oscillatore = (CLOSE - piuBasso) / (piuAlto - piuBasso) * 100
///////////////////////////////////////////
hilo= volume/range
opeclo= close-open
a= (exponentialaverage[2](hilo*opeclo))
piuAlto = HIGHEST[p](a)
piuBasso = LOWEST[p](a)
verde = (a- piuBasso) / (piuAlto - piuBasso) * 100
RETURN oscillatore COLOURED(51,50,250) as "sestettoblu",45coloured(255,0,0)as" 45short",55coloured(0,255,0)as"55 long",10coloured(255,0,0)as"10se ritesta buy",90coloured(0,255,0)as"90se ritesta short",verde COLOURED(0,102,0) as "verdesestettovolumeaggiungicolore"
///////////////////////////////////////
////stop volatilita
//////moltiplier=da2,5 a4
rang6= (highest[6]((high)[1]))-(lowest[6]((low)[1]))
rang7= ((rang6+range)/7)*moltiplier
stopshort=(lowest[7](close))+rang7
stoplong=(highest[7](close))-rang7
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
return ExponentialAverage[7](stopshort)coloured(255,0,0) as"stopshortsemplice",ExponentialAverage[7](stoplong)coloured(0,255,0) as"stoplongsemplice"
//////////////////////////////////
///////volume.system.force.index
return exponentialaverage[13](forceindex(close)),0
////////////////////////
/////////volume a moneyflow
a=MoneyFlow[p](close)*average[p](volume/range)
aa=MoneyFlow[pp](close)*average[pp](volume/range)
return a coloured(250,170,0)as "moneicorto",aa coloured(100,200,150) as"moneilungo",0 as"zero"
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
////////volume.bost.rep.
/////////co=4
/////bostian
a=close+close-high-low
b=high-low
intens=a/b
bost=summation[co](intens)*volume
bostsu=0
if bost >0 then
bostsu=bost
else
bostsu=0
endif
bostgiu=0
if bost <0 then
bostgiu=bost
else
bostgiu=0
endif
lineabostsu=std [co*2] ( bostsu)
lineabostgiu=std [co*2] ( bostgiu)*-1
///////////////////////////////////////bostian///////////////
if bostsu>0 and bostsu>lineabostsu then
signal=2
endif
if bostsu>0 and bostsu
signal=1
endif
if bostgiu<0 and bostgiu
signal=-2
endif
if bostgiu<0 and bostgiu>lineabostgiu then
signal=-1
endif
////////////////////////////////////////////////////bostiansignal///////////////
///repulse/////////
rep=repulse[co](close)
repsu=0
if rep >0 then
repsu=rep
else
repsu=0
endif
repgiu=0
if rep <0 then
repgiu=rep
else
repgiu=0
endif
linearepsu=std [co*2] (repsu)
linearepgiu=std [co*2] ( repgiu)*-1
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////repulse repnal/////
if repsu>0 and bostsu>linearepsu then
repnal=2
endif
if repsu>0 and bostsu
repnal=1
endif
if repgiu<0 and bostgiu
repnal=-2
endif
if repgiu<0 and bostgiu>linearepgiu then
repnal=-1
endif
/////////////////////////////////repulse repnal
////volume a punti
hilo= volume/range
opeclo= close-open
a= (exponentialaverage[co](hilo*opeclo))
baseper=(signal+repnal)
///////////////////////
repulsignal=(exponentialaverage[co*2](repulse[co](close)))*2
if repulsignal>6 then
repulsignal=6
endif
if repulsignal<-6 then
repulsignal=-6
endif
return baseper COLOURED(51,0,0) as "lineamarrone.repulse.bostian",0.5COLOURED(0,255,0)as"limitsopra0",-0.5COLOURED(255,0,0)as"limitsotto0",repulsignal coloured(255,0,0)as"linearossa average double the repulse "0coloured (0,0,255) as" balance, "4coloured (51,0,0) as" 4 "," 4coloured (51,0,0) as "-4"
///// ////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////// /////////////////
stop.trendlinea
c1 = high> high [1] = c2
high> high [2]
c3 = high> high [3]
c4 = high> high [4] = low
var1 var2 = low
var3=low
var4=low
if c1 and c2 and c3 and c4 then
trendlong=1
trendshort=0
endif
if var1 and var2 and var3 and var4 then
trendlong=0
trendshort=-1
endif
if trendshort=-1 then
if low
linea=low
else
linea=linea[1]
endif
endif
if trendlong=1 then
if high>linea then
linea=high
else
linea=linea[1]
endif
endif
return linea
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////Trend Index
////y=20
//ONCE y = 20 // This value is also the horizon of time over which the prediction is made. The larger y is, the larger the timeperiod over which we can interpret the indicatorIf there is a low trend index, there are too many reversals, or the price is stagnanting, so the price is not trendy.
Useful Applications :
High values of the trend index can be used to validate signals given by particular indicaters which are only valid in treding periods and not in trading ranges..
ONCE upTrend = 0
ONCE downTrend = 0
ONCE countHighs = 0
downTrendLength = 0
upTrendLength = 0
countUpTrends = 0 // Number of consecutive increasing bars
countDownTrends = 0 // Number of consecutive decreasing bars
countLows = 0
IF BarIndex > y+4 THEN
FOR x=0 TO y
IF Close[x]>Max(High[x+1],Min(High[x+2],Min(High[x+3],High[x+4]))) THEN
countHighs = countHighs + 1
upTrend = 1
ELSE
IF upTrend THEN
upTrendLength = countHighs + upTrendLength
countUpTrends = countUpTrends + 1
countHighs = 0 = 0
uptrend
ENDIF ENDIF
; IF Close[x]
countLows = countLows + 1
downTrend = 1
ELSE
IF downTrend THEN
downTrendLength = countLows + downTrendLength
countDownTrends = countDownTrends + 1
countLows = 0
downTrend = 0
ENDIF
ENDIF
NEXT
upTrendAvgLength = upTrendLength/countUpTrends // Average length of bullish trends
downTrendAvgLength = downTrendLength/countDownTrends // Average length of bearish trends
trendsAvgLength = (upTrendAvgLength+downTrendAvgLength)/2 // Average length of trending periods.
trendingIndex = 1-(countDownTrends + countUpTrends)/y // Number of bullish and bearish trends. The less there are in relation to the number of bars, the more trendy the value is aand the higher TrendingBars will be.
ELSE
trendingIndex = undefined
trendsAvgLength = undefined
ENDIF
IF BarIndex > 2*y THEN
trendingIndexMMy = Average[y](trendingIndex)
ELSE
trendingIndexMMy = undefined
ENDIF
IF trendsAvgLength THEN
ENDIF
RETURN trendingIndex COLOURED(255,0,0) AS "Trending index", trendingIndexMMy COLOURED(255,128,0) AS "Trending index MA(y)" //, trendsAvgLength AS "Trends average length"
//////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////TrailingStop
//////p=10
// ---- script begin ----
//
// TrailingStop%
// JWK, 20091016
perc = p // input Trailing Loss % - median term: 5 - 10
longloss = high*perc/100
shortloss = low*perc/100
If high < shorttrail[1] and direction[1] = -1 then // staying short
shorttrail = Min(shorttrail[1],low + shortloss)
longtrail = Min(longtrail[1],high - longloss)
plot = shorttrail
direction = -1
elsif high > shorttrail[1] and direction[1] = -1 then // short stopped out, going long
shorttrail = Max(shorttrail[1], low + shortloss)
longtrail = high - longloss
plot = longtrail
direction = 1
elsif low > longtrail[1] and direction[1] = 1 then // staying long
longtrail = Max(longtrail[1],high - longloss)
shorttrail = Max(shorttrail[1], low + shortloss)
plot = longtrail
direction = 1
elsif low < longtrail[1] and direction[1] = 1 then // long stopped out, going short
long trail = Min (long trail [1], high - long loss)
short trail = low + short shorts = loss
plot trail
direction = -1 else
; short trail = low + short = high loss
long trail - long loss
plot = long trail
direction = 1 endif return
AS plot ' % trail stop "
/ / ---- script end ----///////////////////////////////// ///////
////////////volumi.pos.e.neg.
////m=5
volpos=0
volneg=0
for n=m downto 1
if close[n-1]=>open[n-1] then
volpos=volpos+volume[n-1]
elsif close[n-1]
volneg=volneg-volume[n-1]
endif
next
return volpos coloured(0,255,0) or "VOLUME POSITIVI" volneg colored (255,0,0) AS "VOLUME NEGATIVI", 0 as "zero", the theme [m] (volpos + volneg) or "trigger"
////////////////////////////////////// ///////////////////////// ////////////
punticum volumes for a = volume / range
b = abs (open-close)
tissue = a * b
f = open
volpi
India * 1 else
foxes *- 1 = then return
endif
cumSum (foxes)
////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////
bdm volume
//////// / / ////// pp = p = 4 15
MoneyFlow calc = [p] (close) * Range [p]
////////////////////////////// /////////////////
lowest a = [p] (calc + low)
average b = [pp] (a)
c = b / b [1] -1 Highest
d = [p] (calc + high)
e = average [pp] (d)
f = e / e [1] -1
colored 10000 return c * (255,0,0) as "bdmlowvol" , f * colored 10000 (0,255,0) as "bdmhighvol" 30as "on",-30as "down"
///////////////////////////////////////////
///////commodity gilmore index
///////a=19 oppure 25
/////////b=18 oppure 28
////////////c=38 oppure 26
return (diplus[a]+diplus[b])-diplus[c]coloured(0,0,255)as"gilmorecorto",25COLOURED(255,0,0)as"25short",15COLOURED(0,255,0)as"15long",(diplus[a*2]+diplus[b*2])-diplus[c*2]coloured(0,0,100)as"gilmorelungo",20COLOURED(0,0,255)as"Centro"
///////////////////////////////////////////////
////stoc sestetto
///p=10
piuAlto = HIGHEST[p](HIGH)
piuBasso = LOWEST[p](LOW)
oscillatore = (CLOSE - piuBasso) / (piuAlto - piuBasso) * 100
RETURN oscillatore coloured(51,51,255)as"sestetto",45coloured(255,0,0)as" short",55coloured(0,255,0)as" long",10coloured(255,0,0)as"se ritesta buy",90coloured(0,255,0)as"se ritesta short",triangularaverage[round(p*0.618)](oscillatore)coloured(255,0,0)as"trigg"
///////////////////////////////////////
///////stocsestettoevolume
///p=10
piuAlto = HIGHEST[p](HIGH)
piuBasso = LOWEST[p](LOW)
oscillatore = (CLOSE - piuBasso) / (piuAlto - piuBasso) * 100
///////////////////////////////////////////
hilo= volume/range
opeclo= close-open
a= (exponentialaverage[2](hilo*opeclo))
piuAlto = HIGHEST[p](a)
piuBasso = LOWEST[p](a)
verde = (a- piuBasso) / (piuAlto - piuBasso) * 100
RETURN oscillatore COLOURED(51,50,250) as "sestettoblu",45coloured(255,0,0)as" 45short",55coloured(0,255,0)as"55 long",10coloured(255,0,0)as"10se ritesta buy",90coloured(0,255,0)as"90se ritesta short",verde COLOURED(0,102,0) as "verdesestettovolumeaggiungicolore"
///////////////////////////////////////
////stop volatilita
//////moltiplier=da2,5 a4
rang6= (highest[6]((high)[1]))-(lowest[6]((low)[1]))
rang7= ((rang6+range)/7)*moltiplier
stopshort=(lowest[7](close))+rang7
stoplong=(highest[7](close))-rang7
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
return ExponentialAverage[7](stopshort)coloured(255,0,0) as"stopshortsemplice",ExponentialAverage[7](stoplong)coloured(0,255,0) as"stoplongsemplice"
//////////////////////////////////
///////volume.system.force.index
return exponentialaverage[13](forceindex(close)),0
////////////////////////
/////////volume a moneyflow
a=MoneyFlow[p](close)*average[p](volume/range)
aa=MoneyFlow[pp](close)*average[pp](volume/range)
return a coloured(250,170,0)as "moneicorto",aa coloured(100,200,150) as"moneilungo",0 as"zero"
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
////////volume.bost.rep.
/////////co=4
/////bostian
a=close+close-high-low
b=high-low
intens=a/b
bost=summation[co](intens)*volume
bostsu=0
if bost >0 then
bostsu=bost
else
bostsu=0
endif
bostgiu=0
if bost <0 then
bostgiu=bost
else
bostgiu=0
endif
lineabostsu=std [co*2] ( bostsu)
lineabostgiu=std [co*2] ( bostgiu)*-1
///////////////////////////////////////bostian///////////////
if bostsu>0 and bostsu>lineabostsu then
signal=2
endif
if bostsu>0 and bostsu
signal=1
endif
if bostgiu<0 and bostgiu
signal=-2
endif
if bostgiu<0 and bostgiu>lineabostgiu then
signal=-1
endif
////////////////////////////////////////////////////bostiansignal///////////////
///repulse/////////
rep=repulse[co](close)
repsu=0
if rep >0 then
repsu=rep
else
repsu=0
endif
repgiu=0
if rep <0 then
repgiu=rep
else
repgiu=0
endif
linearepsu=std [co*2] (repsu)
linearepgiu=std [co*2] ( repgiu)*-1
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////repulse repnal/////
if repsu>0 and bostsu>linearepsu then
repnal=2
endif
if repsu>0 and bostsu
repnal=1
endif
if repgiu<0 and bostgiu
repnal=-2
endif
if repgiu<0 and bostgiu>linearepgiu then
repnal=-1
endif
/////////////////////////////////repulse repnal
////volume a punti
hilo= volume/range
opeclo= close-open
a= (exponentialaverage[co](hilo*opeclo))
baseper=(signal+repnal)
///////////////////////
repulsignal=(exponentialaverage[co*2](repulse[co](close)))*2
if repulsignal>6 then
repulsignal=6
endif
if repulsignal<-6 then
repulsignal=-6
endif
return baseper COLOURED(51,0,0) as "lineamarrone.repulse.bostian",0.5COLOURED(0,255,0)as"limitsopra0",-0.5COLOURED(255,0,0)as"limitsotto0",repulsignal coloured(255,0,0)as"linearossa average double the repulse "0coloured (0,0,255) as" balance, "4coloured (51,0,0) as" 4 "," 4coloured (51,0,0) as "-4"
///// ////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////// /////////////////
stop.trendlinea
c1 = high> high [1] = c2
high> high [2]
c3 = high> high [3]
c4 = high> high [4] = low
var1 var2 = low
var3=low
var4=low
if c1 and c2 and c3 and c4 then
trendlong=1
trendshort=0
endif
if var1 and var2 and var3 and var4 then
trendlong=0
trendshort=-1
endif
if trendshort=-1 then
if low
linea=low
else
linea=linea[1]
endif
endif
if trendlong=1 then
if high>linea then
linea=high
else
linea=linea[1]
endif
endif
return linea
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////Trend Index
////y=20
//ONCE y = 20 // This value is also the horizon of time over which the prediction is made. The larger y is, the larger the timeperiod over which we can interpret the indicatorIf there is a low trend index, there are too many reversals, or the price is stagnanting, so the price is not trendy.
Useful Applications :
High values of the trend index can be used to validate signals given by particular indicaters which are only valid in treding periods and not in trading ranges..
ONCE upTrend = 0
ONCE downTrend = 0
ONCE countHighs = 0
downTrendLength = 0
upTrendLength = 0
countUpTrends = 0 // Number of consecutive increasing bars
countDownTrends = 0 // Number of consecutive decreasing bars
countLows = 0
IF BarIndex > y+4 THEN
FOR x=0 TO y
IF Close[x]>Max(High[x+1],Min(High[x+2],Min(High[x+3],High[x+4]))) THEN
countHighs = countHighs + 1
upTrend = 1
ELSE
IF upTrend THEN
upTrendLength = countHighs + upTrendLength
countUpTrends = countUpTrends + 1
countHighs = 0 = 0
uptrend
ENDIF ENDIF
; IF Close[x]
countLows = countLows + 1
downTrend = 1
ELSE
IF downTrend THEN
downTrendLength = countLows + downTrendLength
countDownTrends = countDownTrends + 1
countLows = 0
downTrend = 0
ENDIF
ENDIF
NEXT
upTrendAvgLength = upTrendLength/countUpTrends // Average length of bullish trends
downTrendAvgLength = downTrendLength/countDownTrends // Average length of bearish trends
trendsAvgLength = (upTrendAvgLength+downTrendAvgLength)/2 // Average length of trending periods.
trendingIndex = 1-(countDownTrends + countUpTrends)/y // Number of bullish and bearish trends. The less there are in relation to the number of bars, the more trendy the value is aand the higher TrendingBars will be.
ELSE
trendingIndex = undefined
trendsAvgLength = undefined
ENDIF
IF BarIndex > 2*y THEN
trendingIndexMMy = Average[y](trendingIndex)
ELSE
trendingIndexMMy = undefined
ENDIF
IF trendsAvgLength THEN
ENDIF
RETURN trendingIndex COLOURED(255,0,0) AS "Trending index", trendingIndexMMy COLOURED(255,128,0) AS "Trending index MA(y)" //, trendsAvgLength AS "Trends average length"
//////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////TrailingStop
//////p=10
// ---- script begin ----
//
// TrailingStop%
// JWK, 20091016
perc = p // input Trailing Loss % - median term: 5 - 10
longloss = high*perc/100
shortloss = low*perc/100
If high < shorttrail[1] and direction[1] = -1 then // staying short
shorttrail = Min(shorttrail[1],low + shortloss)
longtrail = Min(longtrail[1],high - longloss)
plot = shorttrail
direction = -1
elsif high > shorttrail[1] and direction[1] = -1 then // short stopped out, going long
shorttrail = Max(shorttrail[1], low + shortloss)
longtrail = high - longloss
plot = longtrail
direction = 1
elsif low > longtrail[1] and direction[1] = 1 then // staying long
longtrail = Max(longtrail[1],high - longloss)
shorttrail = Max(shorttrail[1], low + shortloss)
plot = longtrail
direction = 1
elsif low < longtrail[1] and direction[1] = 1 then // long stopped out, going short
long trail = Min (long trail [1], high - long loss)
short trail = low + short shorts = loss
plot trail
direction = -1 else
; short trail = low + short = high loss
long trail - long loss
plot = long trail
direction = 1 endif return
AS plot ' % trail stop "
/ / ---- script end ----///////////////////////////////// ///////
////////////volumi.pos.e.neg.
////m=5
volpos=0
volneg=0
for n=m downto 1
if close[n-1]=>open[n-1] then
volpos=volpos+volume[n-1]
elsif close[n-1]
volneg=volneg-volume[n-1]
endif
next
return volpos coloured(0,255,0) or "VOLUME POSITIVI" volneg colored (255,0,0) AS "VOLUME NEGATIVI", 0 as "zero", the theme [m] (volpos + volneg) or "trigger"
punticum volumes for a = volume / range
b = abs (open-close)
tissue = a * b
f = open
volpi
India * 1 else
foxes *- 1 = then return
endif
cumSum (foxes)
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