| SAFeTRADE 656 posts
 msg #160730
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 | 12/21/2023 4:42:44 PM 
 Using an inverse MACD to plot up and down cycles (not Harleys).  As the trend line  rises
 to meet price prepare for a new cycle.  You also see expansion and contraction.
 
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| snappyfrog 749 posts
 msg #160732
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 | 12/23/2023 7:27:57 AM 
 I'm a simple trader.  The more simple the better for me.
 I plotted and counted the close above the EMA(12) and came up
 with pretty much the same thing.
 
 It is neat to see how some of you manipulate coding in SF,
 but I get lost many times and strive to make it as simple as possible.
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
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| Mactheriverrat 3,173 posts
 msg #160733
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 | 12/23/2023 3:12:03 PM 
 Interesting Code!!!!
 
 
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| Mactheriverrat 3,173 posts
 msg #160734
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 | 12/23/2023 3:13:49 PM 
 The code for ema 12 .
 
 /* 1212 is number of consecutive days EMA(12) above (+)/below(-) previous EMA(12) */
 set{1212b,days( ema(12) is above ema(12) one day ago ,250)}
 set{1212a,days( ema(12) is below ema(12) one day ago,250)}
 set{12, 1212a - 1212b} and add column 12 {12}
 
 Set{cntema12aboveema12,count( eMA(12) > eMA(12) one day ago,1)}
 draw cntema12aboveema12
 
 Set{cntema12aboveema12b,count( eMA(12)< EMA(12) one day ago,1)}
 
 draw cntema12aboveema12b
 
 
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