Indicators: Didi Needles - With Filtering

 

Didi Needles - With Filtering:

Classic version (on Chart) of Didi Needles indicator, now with a filtering threshold.

Author: Minions Labs

Didi Needles - with MA Threshold Diff Filtering
Didi Needles - with MA Threshold Diff Filtering
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The author of this strategy/indicator is the well known Brazilian technical analyst Odir Aguiar, who created the famous "Didi Needles", which consists of seeking for the crossover/junction of 3 Moving Averages of 3, 8 and 20 periods. To let the user to play with several variations, we opened up as User Inputs of this indicators: the Period, the...
 

Friend, congratulations for making the indicator available, I had an error when compiling and I solved it by correcting line 234, you have to remove the comma after double &bufferToCopyInto[]

 

Very cool!

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Could you also include the delay time between crossings? According to Didi himself, this also influences the trend according to a video I saw:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-LITsfipPM

Cheers!

 
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Could you also include the delay time between crossings? According to Didi himself, this also influences the trend according to a video I saw:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-LITsfipPM

Cheers!

Hi, sorry... you're on your own...

;)

 

Hi friend! 


How exactly this threshold is calculated?

 
How do you convert to MT4?
 

EAEPeople !? There's a lot of controversy about the didi needle, so I'll leave you with a few cents. The DIDI index indicator can be used to generate buy and sell signals. However, the so-called "needle" signal consists of the following scenario:


_Alignment and narrowing of the indicator's lower lines
_Strength candle crossing the averages with volume.
_ADX and other oscillators positioned for trend entry.
The entry can be made at the breakout of the strength candlestick (signal).

Cheers everyone, good trading!




 
Thank you very much. :)
 

A tip in case anyone has errors when compiling:

- remove the comma from line 234

double &bufferToCopyInto[]

 

Up!

Thank you very much, great job!!!