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Hi,
While working with intraday charts I find chart periodicity between 1 min to 60 min . My question is how can this periodicity be changed to get a chart say of 90 min or 240 minute ? My second query is regarding macd . how can I change macd parameters to say 20,10, 10 or 8,13, 8 or whatever I like? Your replies are much awaited, thanks and regards, vinay |
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I think you cannot convert the periodicity of an intraday chart to more than one hour. and for macd, take this code. shortperiods:=Input("Enter the shorter EMA periods: ",3,2000,12); longperiods:=Input("Enter the longer EMA periods: ",3,5000,26); signal:=Input("Enter the number of signal line periods: ",3,50,9); Mov(C,shortperiods,E)-Mov(C,longperiods,E); Mov(Mov(C,shortperiods,E) - Mov(C,longperiods,E),signal,S); (( Mov( C,shortperiods,E ) - Mov( C,longperiods,E ) ) - Mov( ( Mov( C,shortperiods,E ) - Mov( C,longperiods,E ) ),signal,E )); 0; try 50,100,20 on 5 mins chart.It works quiet well. waiting for your wave analysis regards, gvnarendra. Last edited by gvnarendra; 2nd June 2006 at 06:21 PM. |
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