Stoch Crossover

[ACM]

Tomcat
The attached efs uses the standard Stochastic. It triggers the alarm and an alert window when at the close of the bar the Stochastic has crossed. The arrows however plot in real time.
Alex

[Tomcat8]

@ Alexis

There is much to learn. Could it be possible for you to make a macd crossover with windings in the chart for me. I need no alerts.

Thanks

Tomcat

[ACM]

Tomcat
The attached efs plots the MACD and draws in real time arrows (using "Winding" font) at the crossover points.
All parameters for the indicator can be modified through Edit Studies
Alex

[ACM]

Tomcat

There is much to learn

Yes and no depending on how complex what you want to achieve is.
If I may give a suggestion I would start with using the Formula Wizard. Despite some limitations that tool is actually quite flexible and powerful, but most of all it will allow you to visualize the syntax and the construct of a good number of efs.
Once you get through that initial step most of the things you may want to do become much simpler and you will probably find that efs(s) can be very "modular". For example if you look at the whole series of Stochastic efs posted in this thread you will notice that with the exception of a few commands (which can be cut and pasted from script to script) everything else is very much the same.
Clearly as one starts getting into more complex scripts a more in depth understanding and knowledge of Javascript becomes necessary, but at the same time you have no idea as to what mileage can be achieved with the good old "cut and paste" approach (assuming a basic understanding of the syntax and construct) and with the Formula Wizard.
Hope this helps
Alex

[Tomcat8]

I am not so good today to know what I have to change if I want the arrows in the price chart. Could you help finaly?

Tomcat

[ACM]

Tomcat
No problem. here is the efs revised to plot in the price window.
FYI the only changes made are in Lines 13, 78, 84 and 91 of the script. Open both efs with the Editor and compare the statements/commands.
If you have any questions feel free to ask
Alex

[Harndog]

Alex, Thank You!

Alex:
Thank you for your hard work and generosity!

Harndog

[ACM]

Harndog
I noticed that the Get Stochastic efs I just posted is not working as it should when running in real time so for now I am pulling both the message and the efs off the thread.
I will post again as soon as I resolve the issue I am seeing.
Alex

[ACM]

Harndog (and all Get users)

At this point I believe I have a workable efs that will provide Stochastic signals as per AdvancedGET's definitions. For the time being the script works only on the close of the bar.



Depending on the conditions the attached efs will plot three different types of arrows in the price chart. For an explanation see below.



1 - This signal occurrs after a False Bar. Depending in which range the False Bar occurrs (OB/OS) the script will wait for the Stochastic to move to the opposite condition and then will draw an arrow in the direction of the last False Bar. For example if the False Bar was on top the efs will wait until the Stochastic %K goes into OS range and then draws an arrow on a green background when the %K crosses above %D.
In the sample chart you see both a Buy and Sell signal of this strength.

2 - This signal occurs when there is no False Bar and the Stochastic %K crosses the %D in either OB or OS ranges.

3 - All other crosses are painted in lightgrey. These include crosses in False Bar, crosses outside of OB/OS, etc.

This formula is still a work in progress. I have yet to get it to work in tick by tick and to adjust it to make it easier to add other conditions and/or alerts in the future so please don't ask to have anything done to it yet.
Alex

NOTE: A subscription to AdvancedGET studies is required to run this efs.

[Harndog]

Thank you, Alex

Alex:
Thank you for your knowledge and generosity.

Harndog

[tiberiussk]

suggestions

HI Alexis

This is one of my favorite tools now and I want to say thanks
as well as maybe suggest a couple improvement ideas for you
to consider . One is the arrows get covered by any Elliot count
numbers so perhaps you could shift the arrows up/down one
space to avoid this . I also find I wish I could select my own
colours for the arrows . And if that ain't enough whining , how
about an alert on the "boxed in" arrows? Anyways, if you ever
change these , let me know ASAP . And thanks again for this
study !!!

Dale

[ACM]

Dale
With regards to the placement of the arrows I am not so sure that displacing them a few spaces higher or lower will fix the issue as the wave counts can sometimes be more than one on the same bar. One could place the arrows at the top/bottom of the chart (which would probably be easier btw).
As to the alerts I can look into adding them.
Alex

[tiberiussk]

arrows

Hi again Alex

Yeah, I see what you mean , sometimes there are a couple
waves identified at the same time . It would be nice to keep
the arrows as close as possible to the price bars . I also run
the bias reversal which is plotted at the tops and bottoms so
putting the arrows there would likely cause a run in with them
as well . Sigh ........ LOL !! Oh well , if you have time maybe you
could play with it and see what you can come up with . Thanks
for the reply !!

Oh, just a mention , if you do try an alarm, my priority is the
"boxed in " arrows . There may not be any purpose in having
an alarm for every arrow as there can be a lot of them . I
don't ask for much, huh? LOL !! Thanks again .

Dale

[ACM]

Dale
While I think about the ideal arrow placement here is a revised version of the GET Stochastic efs that now includes alerts (both sound and pop up window) for the primary crosses ie those with the white arrow on blue/red background
Alex

[tiberiussk]

Arrow alert

Thanks Alex , I will give this a try !!

Dale