Hi Preston, thanks for your reply Dunno about a high in Colorado—thought a low temp would be more likely
Here we’re having major heatwaves I looked at the Performance ind & that refers only to increases/decreases in $ from a point All I’m trying to do is identify very simply is -- indentify the “previous high ( ie a peak) “ and then count from that I’m ok with basic code but the supposedly simple things ie the last high – is throwing me a loop Eg you would think that Peak Bars Ago would do the trick but no. I’m using an Expert show the code result so I know where I am but PeakBarsAgo ( as per the book ) plots almost every bar as a Peak Maybe I’m going about it the wrong way I just plotted an indicator of Peakbars(1,H,5) per the book ( instead of an Expert) and it plotted the highs pretty well – sometimes a day or two early but the Zigzag doesn’t always get the high etc – that’s a start I’ve been messing around with this for days and thought the Expert was the right way to test the method – how wrong can I be? My question now – why does the expert plot on nearly every bar whereas the indicator plots reasonably well? The book says – plots the number of bars that have passed from the Nth peak ( i used a 1 ie last peak )— I was expecting a “ number” ? -- or in the case of the Expert, plot a dot However it plots a dot on almost every bar Your advice appreciated Keith From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of pumrysh Sent: Tuesday, 21 January 2014 5:15 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [EquisMetaStock Group] RE: finding a high Keith, The best place to find a good high right now is Colorado. :-) Yesterday's high is Ref(high,-1) If you would rather look at performance then you might consider the performance indicator Per(Ref(high,-1)) Preston
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