Preston,
Your code Mov(EMV(13,S),1,VOL); works fine.
Thanks
George
---In [email protected], <[email protected]> wrote:
George,
Several points...
During an exploration all variables must be set or constant.
The Ease of Movement is an old indicator and as such the moving average that
equis used did not have volume assigned to it. The easiest way to overcome this
is by using a moving average of the indicator.
The indicator is not one of the more popular nor useful indicators and that is
why no one has really spent a lot of time trying to resolve the issue.
If you want to continue with it, you might try a visit to
http://trader-online.tk/MSZ/e-w-Arms_Ease_Of_Movement.html
http://trader-online.tk/MSZ/e-w-Arms_Ease_Of_Movement.html
There you will find two versions which may help you.
I would probably try something like:
Mov(EMV(13,S),1,VOL);
and simply play with the variables until they match the indicator that you are
using on the screen.
Preston
---In [email protected], <georgeabraham3@...> wrote:
Hi Geo,
It does not seem to match. There are lots of
differences between the two.
---In [email protected], <gawdib@...> wrote:
Maybe: emv(13,e)
versus
mov(emv(7,e),6,vol)
?
On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 12:21 AM, <georgeabraham3@...
mailto:georgeabraham3@...> wrote:
Hi,
In Metastock, while plotting the Ease of Movement indicator, under
Ease of Movement indicator properties, we can choose the time periods, and also
the methods, namely, Simple, Exponential, Weighted, Time series, Triangular,
Variable and Volume adjusted.
We can plot an Ease of Movement indicator with 13 periods and
Volume adjusted. Ease of Movement(13,Vol. Adjusted).
But, while writing an exploration to find the same 13 period volume adjusted
Ease of Movement indicator crossing over the zero line, Metastock does not
permit the use of the Volume Adjusted method.
For example, Cross(emv(13,v),0) is not permitted. Can any one tell
me why this is so.
Is there any way to write a code for a 13 period Volume adjusted Ease of
Movement crossing the zero line?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks,
George
