*Mas Sathya,
Ini AFL yang sudah "diwarnai"*
line1=H-L;
line2=IIf(line1==0,1,line1) ;
ad=((C-L)-(H-C))/line2;
line3=ad*V;
line4=Sum(line3,5)/Sum(V,5);
line5=MA(line4,3);
AccHistColor = ParamColor("Up Hist", colorGreen);
DistHistColor = ParamColor("Down Hist", colorRed);
AccColor1 = ParamColor("Begin Acc", colorBrightGreen);
AccColor2 = ParamColor("End Acc", colorDarkGreen);
DistColor1 = ParamColor("Begin Dist", colorRed);
DistColor2 = ParamColor("End Dist", colorDarkRed);
mycolor = IIf(line5>0 AND Line5 > Ref(Line5,-1), AccColor1, IIf(line5>0 AND
Line5 < Ref(Line5,-1), AccColor2,
IIf(line5<0 AND Line5 > Ref(Line5,-1), DistColor1, IIf(line5<0 AND Line5 <
Ref(Line5,-1), DistColor2, colorWhite))));
Plot(line5, "SAT-ADOBOS", mycolor, styleHistogram| styleThick) ;
uptrend=StochK(5)>30;
downtrend=StochK(5)<40;
Plot( 4, "Trend",IIf( uptrend, colorBrightGreen, IIf( downtrend, colorRed, 0
)),styleOwnScale|styleArea|styleNoLabel, -0.5, 100 );
*Please CMIIW
ES*
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 10:25 AM, Sathya <prassat...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Mas Eco
> Chainkin oscilator memang ada di setiap charting software.
> namun chainkin std belum di smooth terlalu bergerigi and kelemahannya
> bila terjadi GAP, namun sbagian trader mengantisipasi nya dgn
> memanfaatkan MA, sehingga whipsaw dan GAP dapat teratasi.
> yg saya berikan itu hanya pengembangan dari A/D standard dan saya
> kombinasikan dgn OB&OS indicator, agar dapat dgn mudah
> membaca kekuatan tren naik & turun sekalian dpt identifiasi bilamana
> terjadi positive or negative divergence.
>
> PS : sbenarnya indicator standar aja sudah cukup ampuh selagi
> kita paham dgn cara kerjanya.
>
> Rgds
> Sathya
>
> --- In amibroker-4-bei@yahoogroups.com <amibroker-4-bei%40yahoogroups.com>,
> Eco Syariah <esyar...@...> wrote:
> >
> > Oh... begitu... jadi S = MA ya...
> >
> > Untuk nambah ide/kreativitas, ini saya copy paste dari AB, mudah-mudahan
> ada
> > gunanya... rumus AD nya serupa tuh... terus di AB juga ada Oscillator
> > AD...namanya Chaikin... mungkin ini yang dimaksud mas Sathya ?
> >
> > ===
> >
> > *Accumulation/Distribution *
> >
> > Accumulation/Distribution is a momentum indicator which takes into
> account
> > changes in price and volume together.
> > The idea is that a change in price coupled with an increase in volume may
> > help to confirm market momentum in the direction of the price move.
> >
> > Note the similarity of this formula to that of the stochastic; this is
> > basically a stochastic multiplied by volume.
> > This means that if the security closes to its high, the volume multiplier
> > will greater than if the security closes nearer to its low.
> >
> > If the Accumulation/Distribution indicator is moving up the buyers are
> > driving the price move and the security is being accumulated.
> > A decreasing A/D value implies that the sellers are driving the market
> and
> > the security is being distributed.
> > If divergence occurs between the Accumulation/Distribution indicator and
> the
> > price of the security a change in price direction is probable.
> >
> > The Accumulation/Distribution Line formula is as follows: (C-L) - (H-C) /
> > (H-L) x V + I
> >
> > Where I is yesterday's Accumulation/Distribution value.
> >
> > ===
> >
> > Chaikin indicatorChaikin Oscillator
> >
> > Developed by Marc Chaikin back in the early 1970's when opening prices
> were
> > eliminated from many newspaper listings making it more difficult to
> > calculate William's OBV. Chaikin substituted the average price
> > [(HIGH+LOW)/2] for William's opening price and created an oscillator
> using
> > 10-period and 3-period exponential moving averages of the resulting
> > Accumulation/Distribution Line.
> >
> > The basic premise of the Accumulation/Distribution Line is that the
> degree
> > of buying or selling pressure can be determined by the location of the
> > close, relative to the high and low for the corresponding period. There
> is
> > buying pressure when a stock closes in the upper half of a period's range
> > and there is selling pressure when a stock closes in the lower half of
> the
> > period's trading range.
> >
> > *Bullish Signals *
> >
> > There are two bullish signals that can be generated from the Chaikin
> > Oscillator: positive divergences and centerline crossovers. Because the
> > Chaikin Oscillator is an indicator of an indicator, it is prudent to look
> > for confirmation of a positive divergence, by a bullish moving average
> > crossover for example, before counting this as a bullish signal.
> >
> > *Bearish Signals *
> >
> > In direct contrast to the bullish signals, there are two bearish signals
> > that can be generated from the Chaikin Oscillator: a negative divergence
> and
> > a bearish centerline crossover. Allow a negative divergence to be
> confirmed
> > by a bearish centerline crossover, before a bullish signal is rendered.
> >
> > The Chaikin Oscillator is good for adding momentum to the
> > Accumulation/Distribution Line, but can sometimes add a little too much
> > momentum and be difficult to interpret. The moving averages are both
> > relatively short and will therefore be more sensitive to changes in the
> > Accumulation/Distribution Line. Sensitivity is important, but one must
> also
> > be able to interpret the indicator.
> > ===
> >
> > ES
> >
> >
>
>
>
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