MSROC for VT
This is the formula for VT.
LinRegLine:= LinRegSlope(Prc,periods);
MSROC:= ROC(LinRegLine,periods,Points);
Thru
Hi, Thruline!!
Thank you.
Let's hope now that a buddy makes it.
Nina
This is the formula for VT.
LinRegLine:= LinRegSlope(Prc,periods);
MSROC:= ROC(LinRegLine,periods,Points);
ThruHi, fxtraderusa!!
Thank you for your work.
Now, fxtraderusa, we should be able to input an EMA to the MSROC. Crosses between MSROC and EMA will be the signal. Once we have the indicator, we'll tweak it. Can you do it?
Thank you!
Nina
Hi Nina - is this what you're after ?
You can already apply the EMA to the indicator. Go to indicator list (not custom !). Locate moving average and drag the title to the chart. Look for APPLY TO and click to open the list. Set it to first indicators data. Make sure MSROC is the first indicator on the chart.
Hi, Don.gading!
Hi Nina - is this what you're after ? You can already apply the EMA to the indicator. Go to indicator list (not custom !). Locate moving average and drag the title to the chart. Look for APPLY TO and click to open the list. Set it to first indicators data. Make sure MSROC is the first indicator on the chart.
Thank you!
Nina
Moving Slope Rate of Change
Has anyone written an EA for this Indicator?
This is the formula for VT.
LinRegLine:= LinRegSlope(Prc,periods);
MSROC:= ROC(LinRegLine,periods,Points);
ThruHi, I got the file and the graphical output looks pretty promising...
How to get the MSROC value though?
I guess we want to check when it changed from 0 and viceversa, but getting the values in MSROC will give weird results!
(see attached a graph with a modified version of the script, to make it draw a vertical line when it crosses the 0.
Hi, I got the file and the graphical output looks pretty promising...
How to get the MSROC value though?
I guess we want to check when it changed from 0 and viceversa, but getting the values in MSROC will give weird results!
(see attached a graph with a modified version of the script, to make it draw a vertical line when it crosses the 0.MSROC would be something that we could call a momentum of linear regression (difference of current value and a value periods bars back is more or a less a momentum filtered by linear regression)
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Hi!!
Reading S&C I found (pag. 83) a good article by William Rafter about Moving Slope Rate of Change (MSROC). You can find the same article here:
http://www.trade2win.com/knowledge/articles/general_articles/moving-slope-rate-of-change/page2
and here:
http://www.fdcusers.com/Trade2win_MSROC_2.htm
and here:
http://www.traders.com/Documentation/FEEDbk_docs/Archive/112005/TradersTips/TradersTips.html
It looks interesting. I wonder if anyone has the formula to let build a Mt4 indicator.
Thank you!
Nina