Bressert Double Stochastic - page 5

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super thank Mladen

(100 points for you )

mahatma

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Bressert fan change in RSI-fan

hi mladen,

can the indicator - change the RSI (Bressert fan)

with the following settings

RSI 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20, 24

with variable levels of 70/30

Many many thanks for their wonderful indicators

sorry my bad english

mahatma

[Mladen Rakic]

Sorry, but I do not understand what you want. If you want to change periods simply change it from parameters. Or you are looking for multiple RSI in the same sub-window?

mahatma:
Bressert fan change in RSI-fan

hi mladen,

can the indicator - change the RSI (Bressert fan)

with the following settings

RSI 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20, 24

with variable levels of 70/30

Many many thanks for their wonderful indicators

sorry my bad english

mahatma

[Mladen Rakic]

RSI fan

PS: just in case that it is RSI fan in question - here it is. Both versions attached

[mo3ty2002]

thank you malden

[mandalwala]

RSI - fan.mq4

RSI - fan signals.mq4

mladen plz add MTF

thanks in advance

[Mladen Rakic]

Multi time frame versions of rsi fan and rsi fan signal indicators

AAREMM:
RSI - fan.mq4

RSI - fan signals.mq4

mladen plz add MTF

thanks in advance

[mandalwala]

Huge thanks for a prompt n kind work

thanks again . . .

[lucmat]

Hi Mladen

Is it possible to make a DSS Bressert that sum 3 or 4 DSS Bressert?

In other words, I would like an indicator that output the sum of these DSS Bressert:

OUTPUT:= DSS (200,50)+DSS(100, 25)/2+DSS(50,12)/4

Is it possible?

Thanks

Lucmat

[Mladen Rakic]

DSS composite

Lucmat

Here you go You can "composite" up to 8 DSS values into one. If a StochasticPeriod(n) is > 0 it will be calculated, else it will be ommited. Each DSS has own smoothing and divisor (weight) for a final composite value

lucmat:
Hi Mladen

Is it possible to make a DSS Bressert that sum 3 or 4 DSS Bressert?

In other words, I would like an indicator that output the sum of these DSS Bressert:

OUTPUT:= DSS (200,50)+DSS(100, 25)/2+DSS(50,12)/4

Is it possible?

Thanks

Lucmat