Dynamic zone indicators ...
Dynamically dynamic Mladen !! 
Great work!
Dynamic zone synthetic RSI
Dynamic zone synthetic RSI
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Parameters :RsiPrice- price to apply to___________________________EmaLength1- length for long EMA pre-RSI calculation smoothing
RsiLength1- length for long RSI calculation
EmaLength2- length for mid length EMA pre-RSI calculation smoothing
RsiLength2- length for mid length RSI calculation
EmaLength3- length for short EMA pre-RSI calculation smoothing
RsiLength3- length for short RSI calculation
DzLookBackBars- number of bars to look back for dynamic zone
DzStartBuyProbability- probability for buy zone
DzStartSellProbability- probability for sell zone
Posting here two versions of the indicator. The "classical" ("all metatrader code" version) and the one that uses dll for finding out dynamic zones. The dll version solves the problem that long lookback dynamic zones and a multiple dynamic zones can have : "processor hungry". Dll version does the job much faster and thus it gives more freedom as of how many zones to use. There is no value difference between the two (so they give exactly the same values, the difference is in the speed of execution)
PS: the dynamicZone.dll (posted at post #1 of this thread) should go to the libraries folder
Dynamic zone synthetic smoothed RSI
Dynamic zone synthetic smoothed RSI
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Parameters :RsiPrice- price to apply to___________________________EmaLength1- length for long EMA pre-RSI calculation smoothing
RsiLength1- length for long RSI calculation
EmaLength2- length for mid length EMA pre-RSI calculation smoothing
RsiLength2- length for mid length RSI calculation
EmaLength3- length for short EMA pre-RSI calculation smoothing
RsiLength3- length for short RSI calculation
DzLookBackBars- number of bars to look back for dynamic zone
DzStartBuyProbability- probability for buy zone
DzStartSellProbability- probability for sell zone
SmoothedRsi- calculate smoothed rsi or not
PS: the dynamicZone.dll (posted at post #1 of this thread) should go to the libraries folder
Dynamic zone RSX
Dynamic zone RSX
According to Mark Jurik, RSX is a "no lagging, smoothed RSI" (which is, more or lees, truth. See the picture for comparison of regular RSI (gray) and RSX (blue)) so it is logical that we should have this one here too.
He also had an idea to use cfb in order to make it cross the zero line faster. This one, instead of speeding up the rsx movement toward zero line, moves the zero line (the beauty of the dynamic zone concept), so the effect is almost the same
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Parameters :RsxLength- length for RSX calculation___________________________RsxPrice- price for RSX calculationDzLookBackBars- number of bars to look back for dynamic zone
DzStartBuyProbability- probability for buy zone
DzStartSellProbability- probability for sell zone
PS: the dynamicZone.dll (posted at post #1 of this thread) should go to the libraries folder
Hello Mladen,
the dynamic zone is perfect but it is possible to have dynamic zone stochastic?
I use a lot with this indicator levels 20-80 but have dynamic zone might be better!
Regards
Dynamic zone stochastic
Here you go Did not make it because its similarities with WPR, but it is much better to have it as a standalone indicator
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Parameters :StoKPeriod- stochastic K period___________________________StoDPeriod- stochastic D period
StoSlowingPeriod- stochastic slowing period
StoMaMethod- moving average method to use
StoPrice- prices to use in calculation0 - High/Low pricesDzLookBackBars- number of bars to look back for dynamic zone1 - Close/Close prices
DzStartBuyProbability- probability for buy zone
DzStartSellProbability- probability for sell zone
PS: the dynamicZone.dll (posted at post #1 of this thread) should go to the libraries folder
regards
mladen
Hello Mladen,
the dynamic zone is perfect but it is possible to have dynamic zone stochastic?
I use a lot with this indicator levels 20-80 but have dynamic zone might be better!
Regards
Thank you very much Mladen.
Dynamic zone RSX
According to Mark Jurik, RSX is a "no lagging, smoothed RSI" (which is, more or lees, truth. See the picture for comparison of regular RSI (gray) and RSX (blue)) so it is logical that we should have this one here too.
He also had an idea to use cfb in order to make it cross the zero line faster. This one, instead of speeding up the rsx movement toward zero line, moves the zero line (the beauty of the dynamic zone concept), so the effect is almost the same
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Parameters :RsxLength- length for RSX calculation___________________________ PS: the dynamicZone.dll (posted at post #1 of this thread) should go to the libraries folderRsxPrice- price for RSX calculationDzLookBackBars- number of bars to look back for dynamic zone
DzStartBuyProbability- probability for buy zone
DzStartSellProbability- probability for sell zone
Mladen again thanks for these indicators, by any chance did you try dynamic zone cfb rsx, just curious?
Dynamic zone double WPR
Same as above, but has 2 probability zones instead of 1 and a probability line of 50% which replaces something that could be called a "center line" for this indicator. Calculating a 50% line can in effect, replace a zero line or a "brute force" center lines (like 50 in RSI) and gives much more flexibility and reliability to an indicator
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Parameters :WprLength- period for Williams percent rangeWprSmooth- period for smoothing the WPR
WprSmoothMode- mode to smooth the WPR. Possible choices are
0 - simple moving average1 - exponential moving average
2 - smoothed moving average
3 - linear weighted moving average
DzLookBackBars- number of bars to look back for dynamic zone______________________________DzStartBuyProbability1- probability for buy zone 1
DzStartSellProbability1- probability for sell zone 1
DzStartBuyProbability2- probability for buy zone 2
DzStartSellProbability2- probability for sell zone 2
PS: dynamicZone.dll for the dll version can be downloaded from the post #1 of this thread
Dynamic zone RSI
Dynamic zone RSI
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Parameters :RsiLength- period for RSI______________________________RsiPrice- price to apply to
DzLookBackBars- number of bars to look back for dynamic zone
DzStartBuyProbability- probability for buy zone
DzStartSellProbability- probability for sell zone
PS: dynamicZone.dll for the dll version can be downloaded from the post #1 of this thread
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It seems that David Stendahl can not help him self
Where his name appears "attached" to some indicator or TA way, it sure is worth trying it out and studying it.
The basis for these were originally published in the Stocks & Commodities July 1996 issue (attached the original article here). Do not be confused by the name as I was. Indicators called "dynamic zone" (dynamic zone RSI for example - one version of it can be found here : https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/173787) have almost nothing common at all with these indicators. The "dynamic zone" indicators floating on the net are a simple bolinger bands applied to some indicator while, according to Leo Zamansky and David Stendahl we have :
The probability input P1 and P2 can be adjusted by the trader to encompass as much or as little data as the trader would like. The smaller the probability, the fewer data values above and below the dynamic zones. This translates into a wider range between the buy and sell zones. If a 10% probability is used for P1 and P2, only those data values that make up the top 10% and bottom 10% for an indicator are used in the construction of the zones. Of the values, 80% will fall between the two extreme levels. Because dynamic zone levels are penetrated so infrequently, when this happens, traders know that the market has truly moved into overbought or oversold territory.
CALCULATING THE DYNAMIC ZONES
The algorithm for the dynamic zones is a series of steps. First, decide the value of the lookback period t. Next, decide the value of the probability Pbuy for buy zone and value of the probability Psell for the sell zone.
For i=1, to the last lookback period, build the distribution f(x) of the price during the lookback period i. Then find the value Vi1 such that the probability of the price less than or equal to Vi1 during the lookback period i is equal to Pbuy. Find the value Vi2 such that the probability of the price greater or equal to Vi2 during the lookback period i is equal to Psell. The sequence of Vi1 for all periods gives the buy zone. The sequence of Vi2 for all periods gives the sell zone.
In the algorithm description, we have: �Build the distribution f(x) of the price during the lookback period i.� The distribution here is empirical � namely, how many times a given value of x appeared during the lookback period. The problem is to find such x that the probability of a price being
greater or equal to x will be equal to a probability selected by the user. Probability is the area under the distribution curve. The task is to find such value of x that the area under the distribution curve to the right of x will be equal to the probability selected by the user. That x is the dynamic zone.So, nothing to do with Bollinger bands
Dynamic zone calculation can be applied to a wide range of indicators and this thread is going to be a thread where I think those should be kept (simply in order to make them available in one place)
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PS: attached here the dynamicZone.dll (in the zip file) so that it is not necessary to attach it to every post that uses it. The last version of it will always be posted here. If it is going to be changed, backwards comp ability is going to be preserved
PPS: the latest version of dll is in the "dynamicZone dll May 2014.zip" file. Download it and overwrite the old one. All the old indicator will work with the new dll too