Baluda Indicators

[arskay]

Hi Spotdespot,thanks for help I trying to use Currency Slope Strength and CSSDiff,which are on the first page.

[spotdespot]

Hi Spotdespot,thanks for help I trying to use Currency Slope Strength and CSSDiff,which are on the first page.

That's what it will be then - the maxBars - change it to something other than 0 - I use 400 and only increase it when I want to check something specific in the past.

[jako]

Dear all,

I really like the CSSDiff indicator, but anyhow, can someone kindly add the alert option into this indicator?

Alert message, box and email when CSSDiff cross above 0.8 or below -0.8.

i am very appreciate if someone can do me a favour!!!!!

Regards,
Calvin

Me too please add alerts.

[jako]

http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... f=45&t=639

[Frenetic]

New version DWMPivots v1.0.9 in post 2.
Changes:

• Added order label with background for 10.2a
• Some more color changes and arrow directions by NaningBob
• Introduced hour shift for pivot calculation, defaults to GMT+2
• Added 'shiftTextFibs' user setting
• Added user setting 'show10.x' to display NB 10.x features, deafults to true

The 'hoursFromGMT', default 2, sets the day change for calculation of the daily pivot and daily open to GMT+2. There is no need to adjust this for your b*roker, DWMPivots will make the change for you.

Enjoy,

Paul

Hi Paul,

First off, excellent indicator.

I've noticed with this week's EUR gap, that the week pivot logic polls the nearest Sunday instead of the past Sunday for the previous week's high/low/close for the calculation of the current Week Pivot.

Chart with Sunday bar showing lower current Week Pivot because it included the most recent Sunday's prices (for low and close):

2013-02-19%20week%20pivot%20_%20sunday%20bars%20_%20near%20sunday%20low+close%20used%20for%20calcs.gif

Chart with no Sunday bars showing 'correct' Week Pivot:

2013-02-19%20week%20pivot%20_%20no%20sunday%20bars.gif

The immediate thing that comes to mind is to replace:

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lastLow = iLow ( NULL, PERIOD_W1, pivotBar + 1 );
lastHigh = iHigh ( NULL, PERIOD_W1, pivotBar + 1 );
lastClose = iClose ( NULL, PERIOD_W1, pivotBar + 1 );

with a brute count-back of current day to the first Friday up to Sunday (for Sunday bars present) and Friday up to Monday (for Sunday bars absent), polling their iLowest & iHighest (MathMin & MathMax along the way) & Friday iClose.

There's got to be a more elegant way though. Would be interested in anyone's idea(s).

[Frenetic]

Alright, to prevent Empty4 recognising a week as
Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri,Sun instead of Sun,Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri

Replace this:

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// Weekly
lastLow = iLow ( NULL, PERIOD_W1, pivotBar + 1 );
lastHigh = iHigh ( NULL, PERIOD_W1, pivotBar + 1 );
lastClose = iClose ( NULL, PERIOD_W1, pivotBar + 1 );

With this:

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// Weekly
int day = TimeDayOfWeek(iTime(Symbol(),PERIOD_D1,0)); //current day
if ( sundayCandlesDetected ){
   lastHigh = iHigh ( Symbol(), PERIOD_D1, iHighest ( Symbol(), PERIOD_D1, MODE_HIGH, 6, day+1+pivotBar*6 ) );
   lastLow = iLow ( Symbol(), PERIOD_D1, iLowest ( Symbol(), PERIOD_D1, MODE_LOW, 6, day+1+pivotBar*6 ) );
   lastClose = iClose ( Symbol(), PERIOD_D1, day+1+pivotBar*6 );
}
else {
   lastHigh = iHigh ( Symbol(), PERIOD_D1, iHighest ( Symbol(), PERIOD_D1, MODE_HIGH, 5, day+pivotBar*5 ) );
   lastLow = iLow ( Symbol(), PERIOD_D1, iLowest ( Symbol(), PERIOD_D1, MODE_LOW, 5, day+pivotBar*5 ) );
   lastClose = iClose ( Symbol(), PERIOD_D1, day+pivotBar*5 );
}

Broker with no sunday bars showing Weekly Pivot correctly as expected:

2013-02-19 week pivot _ 3 _ no sunday bars.gif

Broker with sunday bars showing Weekly Pivot correctly now:

2013-02-19 week pivot _ 4 _ sunday bars _ corrected.gif

Instead of pre-edit:

2013-02-19 week pivot _ 5 _ sunday bars _ uncorrected.gif

[KevinT]

Awesome frenetic, well spotted as well as solved, kudos to you and all the "brain trust" guys here...

[Frenetic]

Thanks, wouldn't count myself in the same league as Baluda and the others but thought I'd contribute where I can.

That said, this might be useful.
I initially used High[iHighest(Symbol(),timeframe,MODE_HIGH,barcount,startbar)] to get the highest of a range of bars, as indicated by http://docs.mql4.com/series/iHighest, but I found that the timeframe parameter defaults to 0 (the current chart's timeframe) regardless of the setting.

Had to work around with this instead:
iHigh(Symbol(),timeframe,iHighest(Symbol(),timeframe,MODE_HIGH,barcount,startbar));

With hindsight (as with everything else), it's apparent why, but at the juncture it was a little puzzling.

[KevinT]

Awesome frenetic, well spotted as well as solved, kudos to you and all the "brain trust" guys here...

These compile warnings are OK right?

[Frenetic]

Yes, they are non-accessed functions in the original.