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I did some more checking on the difference between MM as comes with the Dolly and the one I use. I am not a programmer but I think, if I undestand the code, the Dolly version uses the High High & Low Low of the period to calculate the lines.
The indicator I use works on the Highest close & the lowest close for the period.
So, if that is the case that is where the difference comes from when it calculates. Murrey uses the close to calculate.
As I said I might be wrong on this, hope CJA has time to check it out.
Hi Hymns,
It's about Digistoch again. From one literature I read, it said "One important thing to underline for overbought and oversold analysis of Stochastic Oscillator is that overbought and oversold conditions are indicated from the movement of %K line"
But if I watch the DIGISTOCH, it seems that the DIGISTOCH's values use the movement of %D line. So what do you think about this? Can we use both of %K and %D line to analyse the overbought and aversold conditions?
Hi Hymns,
It's about Digistoch again. From one literature I read, it said "One important thing to underline for overbought and oversold analysis of Stochastic Oscillator is that overbought and oversold conditions are indicated from the movement of %K line"
But if I watch the DIGISTOCH, it seems that the DIGISTOCH's values use the movement of %D line. So what do you think about this? Can we use both of %K and %D line to analyse the overbought and aversold conditions?
Thanks for your ideas.
Rgds,
Pierre
hello pierre,
i'm write digistoch to changing color & arrow base on stochastic above,middle or below 80 & 20 level using mode_signal. if you want recode back the digistoch using main signal mode just change the sourcecode comfort with you
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je viens d'acheter l'indicateur de WSS et je vois qu'il y a un clone : Dolly.
Quelqu'un parle t'il francais dans ce forum ?
Merci de me répondre
à très bientot
Laurent
Bonjour laurent, Le chariot est un de l'indicateur de forex de projet distribuent pour libre comme WSS. Ici nous améliorons l'indicateur pour nous assurer il mieux que WSS. Si vous avez la question au sujet du sentir de chariot librement à signaler ici. Désolé mon Français faible.
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I've compare with our Dolly Open Graphics (#10). Now WSS using Daily Open to Calculate Buy/Sell area instead pivot open.
There you go! WSS programmer keep in touch Dolly Thread to improve their system
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I've compare with our Dolly Open Graphics (#10). Now WSS using Daily Open to Calculate Buy/Sell area instead pivot open.
There you go! WSS programmer keep in touch Dolly Thread to improve their system
Once Brain trend being copied by WSS became WSS 9.1
(you can take it free, I have posted )
Then WSS being copied became Dolly 1st clone
The improvement of Dolly 1st clone gave birth to Dolly 2nd Clone
Now, Dolly 2nd clone being copied became WSS 9.4.2
(Don't The WSS owner have a faith with their own system?? ...LOL )
Thanks for reply
Digistoch
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Linear Mode
