You could try this
Crossing = Cross(MACD(12,26),Signal(12,26,9));
Condition = MACD(12,26) > Signal(12,26,9);
It_Crossed = barssince(Crossing)<=5 and Condition; // ie crossed within the
past 5 days and still above signal line
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On 08/01/07, ricko8294_98 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello
I am having trouble with the following.
I want to use the cross of the MACD as a signal, but in order to
avoid whip-saws, I want to be "confident" that the MACD is still
above the Signal.
This is part of my code which calculates the "confidence" level: Once
there has been a "crossing" (which I will test separately), I want
the "confidence" number to increase each day the MACD stays above the
Signal (Condition) but to revert to zero if the MACD crosses back.
In the following code, the Confidence number does not increment.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Rick
****** code *******
Crossing = Cross(MACD(12,26),Signal(12,26,9));
Condition = MACD(12,r2) > Signal(12,26,9);
It_Crossed = Sum(Crossing,5); // ie crossed within the past 5 days
Confidence = 0;
for( i = 1; i < BarCount; i++ )
{
if(Condition[i])
{
Confidence[i]++ ;
}
if (It_Crossed[i] == 0);
{
Confidence[i] = 0;
}
}
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