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seems like you looking 4 alert once per bar after bar close?
(D1)
Hull-Stochastic, anyone? Have a look!
Hi everyone,
This is my favorite oscillator and I can't find it in MQL4. I am hoping someone likes the look of it and will code it up for the TSD forum. I can do some Tradestation but no MQL4.
Pretty simple, it is Hull-Stochastic. A raw %k stochastic with Hull MA post-smoothing. I've never seen anyone use it before, I came up with it one night (not exactly rocket science, but it's nice). I have enclosed a pic of it and how I often use it. You can see it is pretty like a woman. Nice timely reversal points, nice and smooth, and it identifies trends very well with the longer Hull settings. It is so smooth I don't bother with a signal line, just the oscillator itself.
The pic shows the H-Stoch overlaid 3 times, with settings of (4,8) (30,40) and (40,50). Those numbers are in this order: (raw %k periods, Hull smoothing periods).
If anyone is interested here is the code. It is in an indicator and a function. I wrote the code for the 3 H-Stoch panel with the colors and I got the function code from the Tradestation forum. I appreciate any help and others might like this as well.
Cheers,
Scott
INDICATOR:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Panel of 3 with Turning Point markers.}
{author: turboscottomatic}
{March 2007}
Inputs:
Stoch1Periods (4),
HMA1Periods (8),
Stoch2Periods (30),
HMA2Periods (40),
Stoch3Periods(50),
HMA3Periods(60),
ExtremeOverBought (100),
OverBought (80),
OverSold (20),
ExtremeOverSold (0);
Value1 = HullMA (fastk (Stoch1Periods), HMA1Periods);
Value2 = HullMA(fastk(Stoch2Periods), HMA2Periods);
Value3 = HullMA (fastk (Stoch3Periods), HMA3Periods);
Value4 = RGB(255, 128, 128); {Pink}
Value5 = RGB(0, 113, 0); {A nicer DarkGreen}
Value7 = RGB(31, 55, 224); {Little lighter Blue - still dark though}
Condition1 = Value1 >= Value1[1] and Value1[1] < Value1[2];
Condition2 = Value2 >= Value2[1] and Value2[1] < Value2[2];
Condition3 = Value3 >= Value3[1] and Value3[1] < Value3[2];
Condition4 = Value1 = Value1[2];
Condition5 = Value2 = Value2[2];
Condition6 = Value3 = Value3[2];
Plot1 (ExtremeOverBought, "ExtremeOB");
Plot2 (OverBought, "OverBought");
Plot3 (OverSold, "Oversold");
Plot4 (ExtremeOverSold, "ExtremeOS");
if Value3 >= Value3[1] then
begin
setplotcolor[1](5, green);
Plot5 (Value3, "HStoch3");
end
else if Value3 < Value3[1] then
begin
setplotcolor[1](5, Value5);
Plot5 (Value3, "HStoch3");
end;
if Value2 >= Value2[1] then
begin
setplotcolor[1](6, cyan);
Plot6 (Value2, "HStoch2");
end
else if Value2 < Value2[1] then
begin
setplotcolor[1](6, Value7);
Plot6 (Value2, "HStoch2");
end;
if Value1 >= Value1[1] then
begin
setplotcolor[1](7, Value4);
Plot7 (Value1, "HStoch1");
end
else if Value1 < Value1[1] then
begin
setplotcolor[1](7, red);
Plot7 (Value1, "HStoch1");
end;
Plot8(50, "MidLine");
FUNCTION:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
{From jtHMA - Hull Moving Average Function}
{Original Author: Atavachron, May 2005}
Inputs: price(NumericSeries), length(NumericSimple);
Vars: halvedLength(0), sqrRootLength(0);
{
Original equation is:
--------------------
waverage(2*waverage(close, period/2) - waverage(close, period), SquareRoot(period))
Implementation below is more efficient with lengthy Weighted Moving Averages.
In addition, the length needs to be converted to an integer value after it is halved and
its square root is obtained in order for this to work with Weighted Moving Averaging
}
if ((ceiling(length / 2) - (length / 2)) <= 0.5) then
halvedLength = ceiling(length / 2)
else
halvedLength = floor(length / 2);
if ((ceiling(SquareRoot(length)) - SquareRoot(length)) <= 0.5) then
sqrRootLength = ceiling(SquareRoot(length))
else
sqrRootLength = floor(SquareRoot(length));
Value1 = 2 * WAverage(price, halvedLength);
Value2 = Waverage(price, length);
Value3 = Waverage((Value1 - Value2), sqrRootLength);
HullMA = Value3;
Possible Stochastic Indicator???
If this has been posted before sorry. But, can't find this anywhere.
What I would like to see if an indicator with alarm sounding when the Stochastic crosses, up or down, exists. This is NOT an indicator of a trade entry for me just a HEAD'S UP that a POSSIBLE trade is coming. Other indicators (just 2) would complete a possible trade entry.
Also, would be nice if the Inputs on this indicator could be set, or changed.
Thanks!!
If you go to this thread
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum
And use the thread search button you will find loads of stochs
Mart
If this has been posted before sorry. But, can't find this anywhere.
What I would like to see if an indicator with alarm sounding when the Stochastic crosses, up or down, exists. This is NOT an indicator of a trade entry for me just a HEAD'S UP that a POSSIBLE trade is coming. Other indicators (just 2) would complete a possible trade entry.
Also, would be nice if the Inputs on this indicator could be set, or changed.
Thanks!!I moved your post to this thread.
Look at post #2 - there are a lot of Stochastic indicators with alert.
I moved your post to this thread. Look at post #2 - there are a lot of Stochastic indicators with alert.
My appologies to the folks here. Didn't see this thread before posting but, some great info here. Now, time to start reading....
Stochastic EA
Hello Every one, after research on using Stochastic indiacator on trading, i try to make this EA based on Stochastic, in my backtest seem promizing, this EA work well in M5 TF
but i don't know,..... it's realistic???
but anyway please check out this EA..................
Regard
Mas_Awoo
Not realistic sorry.
I looked inside the code and see that it was coded on open bar and backtested on close bar. And stop loss is 1,111 pips. But stop loss value is not the main case: it was coded on open bar and it is not realistic sorry.
Not realistic sorry. I looked inside the code and see that it was coded on open bar and backtested on close bar. And stop loss is 1,111 pips. But stop loss value is not the main case: it was coded on open bar and it is not realistic sorry.
Thank you for your response....