Re: Moving Average indicators for MT4
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2018 12:03 am
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You've made my day brother, this is wicked. Thanks to Mladen and yourself for the explanation too! I've learnt something new today.mrtools wrote: Fri Jun 08, 2018 3:18 pm This is Nema mtf with levels, the nema coloring is based on the level crosses. Indicator is mtf with alerts on color change and also is filtered.
thx u so so so so sooo muchhhhhhhhhhhh mrtool :o :omrtools wrote: Fri Jun 08, 2018 3:18 pm This is Nema mtf with levels, the nema coloring is based on the level crosses. Indicator is mtf with alerts on color change and also is filtered.
Dear Mrtools which is the EA used? Kindly share if you don't mind(with the set)mrtools wrote: Fri Jun 08, 2018 3:18 pm This is Nema mtf with levels, the nema coloring is based on the level crosses. Indicator is mtf with alerts on color change and also is filtered.
For an explanation on Nema from Mladen:::
NEMA indicator - that calculates depth (offspring) of EMA of arbitrary "depth".
Nema can calculate all the known variations (offspring) of EMA : EMA, DEMA, TEMA, ... DecEMA, ... and so on, up to "levels" or "depth" 50 (whatever name it would be)
Some known depths :
1 -> EMA
2 -> DEMA
3 -> TEMA
....
10 -> DecEMA
....
50 -> the maximal depth calculated by this indicator
If the depth is set to 1, NEMA is equal to EMA, for depth 2 it is equal to DEMA, for depth 3 it is equal to TEMA and so on ..., up to depth 50. In any case, depths over 40 are — due to the way how internal calculation is done, are losing precision too much and unlike the lower depths, should be used for with extreme care and with reserve. Also, as a deviation from EMA (and DEMA and TEMA...) this indicator allows fractional period for calculation (there is no reason whatsoever why any EMA-type indicator should use only integer bound calculation period)
mrtools wrote: Fri Jun 08, 2018 3:18 pm This is Nema mtf with levels, the nema coloring is based on the level crosses. Indicator is mtf with alerts on color change and also is filtered.
For an explanation on Nema from Mladen:::
NEMA indicator - that calculates depth (offspring) of EMA of arbitrary "depth".
Nema can calculate all the known variations (offspring) of EMA : EMA, DEMA, TEMA, ... DecEMA, ... and so on, up to "levels" or "depth" 50 (whatever name it would be)
Some known depths :
1 -> EMA
2 -> DEMA
3 -> TEMA
....
10 -> DecEMA
....
50 -> the maximal depth calculated by this indicator
If the depth is set to 1, NEMA is equal to EMA, for depth 2 it is equal to DEMA, for depth 3 it is equal to TEMA and so on ..., up to depth 50. In any case, depths over 40 are — due to the way how internal calculation is done, are losing precision too much and unlike the lower depths, should be used for with extreme care and with reserve. Also, as a deviation from EMA (and DEMA and TEMA...) this indicator allows fractional period for calculation (there is no reason whatsoever why any EMA-type indicator should use only integer bound calculation period)
I think so, will work on it.Bob Loblaw wrote: Mon Jun 11, 2018 5:57 pm Would it be possible to create a StepMA version of this please?
ermmm i dont think u will receive any help from experts unless u post which indicator u referring to first!!!!mitzescu wrote: Mon Jun 11, 2018 8:59 pm Hi!
Thank you so much for this great indicator. Do you thibkk you could add alert when line is going Grey? That would help alot
Thank you!!