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Author:  gaheitman [ Wed Jan 25, 2012 9:53 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Constance Brown's Indicators
xard777 wrote:
gaheitman wrote:
DragosDanescu wrote:Here it is, Forex-TSD :lol:
Ahh man! :lol:

I like mine better. ;)
Hi There gaheitman, I would like to thank you for SHF-CompositeIndex indicator.

I did however slightly bastardise the indicator to suit my own needs.

I removed both CI_Sm1 & CI_Sm2 lines from the sub-window and added a level 50 line as I think it shows balance much better.

I was wondering if you could make your indicator MTF so I can view both 4hr & Daily indicators on an H4 chart ?

All the best and thanks again for a wonderful indicator

Xard777

Here is a chart showing the amended indicator in question.
http://i.imgur.com/zbTnN.png
http://i.imgur.com/qZlTZ.png
Sure, I can take a crack at it. PM me the one you changed and I can start from there (or at least incorporate it so you don't have to re-hack the version I post ;) ).

George
Author:  xard777 [ Wed Jan 25, 2012 10:00 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Constance Brown's Indicators
Hi There gaheitman,

It is OK, I no longer require the MTF version...Thank you

I have decided to place a background where the level cross is and I find it is doing a really good job.
It also simplifies the whole sub-window leaving me to concentrate on the main chart.

http://i.imgur.com/cmhMh.png

And here is the bastardised version that I did. http://www.mediafire.com/?a9voo1b644iyxcd

(You will see that it has been renamed for my archive and internals ripped out...I do it with everything that I download and want to keep).

Thanks again for your work, it is much appreciated.

All the best

Xard777
Author:  gaheitman [ Wed Jan 25, 2012 11:16 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Constance Brown's Indicators
xard777 wrote:Hi There gaheitman,

It is OK, I no longer require the MTF version...Thank you

I have decided to place a background where the level cross is and I find it is doing a really good job.
It also simplifies the whole sub-window leaving me to concentrate on the main chart.

http://i.imgur.com/cmhMh.png

And here is the bastardised version that I did. http://www.mediafire.com/?a9voo1b644iyxcd

(You will see that it has been renamed for my archive and internals ripped out...I do it with everything that I download and want to keep).

Thanks again for your work, it is much appreciated.

All the best

Xard777
I like the background effect, I may have to use that myself sometime!

George
Author:  xard777 [ Mon Jan 30, 2012 3:12 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Constance Brown's Indicators
COMP INDEX now with Alert
http://www.mediafire.com/?7d9n11wyqb7h67u
Xard777
Author:  Fx93 [ Thu Apr 12, 2012 7:38 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Constance Brown's Indicators
A guy named Tony Lipton coded the CII for thinkorswim as:

declare lower;

input length = 9;
INPUT VRSILEN = 14;

DEF price = RSIWilder(VRSILEN);
DEF VRSIDELTA = price - price[length];

DEF VRSISMA = SIMPleMovingAvg(RSIWilder(3),3);
DEF VRSICI = VRSIDELTA + VRSISMA;
PLOT VRSICI1 = VRSICI;
PLOT VCI1 = SIMPleMovingAvg(VRSICI,13);
PLOT VCI2 = SIMPleMovingAvg(VRSICI,33);

plot BUYLine = 0;
PLOT SSLINE = 100;

VCI1.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(6));
VCI2.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(5));
SSLine.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(0));
BUYLine.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(0));

By changing the two "RSIWilder" parts to another type of indicator, such as stochastics, etc., it frees up their limits (0-100), and provides interesting results. I mention this because this may be able to be done with Empty4, and someone may find a good indicator out of it.
CIIStoch.png
In the above you see the stochastic going below -50 and above 150 quite a bit. This was a double I made, where only the fast line of the larger timeframe is plotted.
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