Plus I’m an old dog and stuck in my ways.
Sure, you C++ and C coders can do anything but it’s too hard for me. TradeStation EasyLanguage is great simple enough to pick up quickly and complex enough to do some pretty nifty analysis. But I haven't posted that yet, so I just made this use XAverage instead. All traders need (at least) basic coding skills. Please note any use of this indicator is at your own risk. We use these indicators in our own discretionary trading, we have verified them and find them useful. Please note, on my version I use personally, the line "avg = (XAverage(high, Strength) + XAverage(low, Strength))/2 " from above function uses a Jurik-like phased moving average, not XAverage(EMA). Heikin-Ashi Indicator: The Heikin-Ashi Indicator is provided below for free download and use. If trend > 0 and trend 0 and dn up then up = up The fellow uses multiple time frame charts and wants horizontal lines (HL) he draws at a price level to be replicated across other charts at the same level. If c > up and c > Highest ( High, Strength ) thenĮlse if c 0 then flag = 1 else flag = 0 This tutorial is based on an inquiry from the TradeStation Community Forum. Hl = Highest ( High, ATRLength ) - Lowest ( Low, ATRLength ) Īvg = ( XAverage ( high, Strength ) + XAverage ( low, Strength ))/ 2
ATRLength ( NumericSimple ), ATRMult ( NumericSimple ), Strength ( NumericSimple ), STrend ( NumericRef )
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