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Topic: TTM Squeeze and Wave
Posted: Tuesday, July 25, 2017 5:14:30 PM

Bruce, would you please mail me what you have as a PCF for the TTM Squeeze indicator?

Topic: Hull Moving Average PCF Indicator
Posted: Tuesday, April 23, 2013 6:33:00 PM

[QUOTE=Bruce_L]Welcome to the forums. A very good foundation for learning how to use TeleChart can be gained by reviewing the following:

If you are new to TeleChart READ THIS FIRST!

One way to write a formula for a 20-Period Hull Moving Average is:

124 * C / 1155 + 92 * C1 / 525 + 4777 * C2 / 23100 + 79 * C3 / 385 + 401 * C4 / 2310 + 164 * C5 / 1155 + 17 * C6 / 154 + 13 * C7 / 165 + 109 * C8 / 2310 + 6 * C9 / 385 - 37 * C10 / 2310 - 191 * C11 / 5775 - 151 * C12 / 3850 - 4 * C13 / 105 - C14 / 30 - C15 / 35 - C16 / 42 - 2 * C17 / 105 - C18 / 70 - C19 / 105 - C20 / 210 - C21 / 525 - C22 / 2100

Bruce,  I'm confused as to why there are 23 (c to c22) daily periods in the formula for a 20-period HMA.  Although I've researched the HMA formula, I don't understand how you structured this PCF - I was expecting perhaps some parentheses to simplfy it into the various math operations.  I need a PCF for a 55-day HMA,  Can you show how it should be structured?  If it would be earier to just provide it, that would be fine also.  You do a great job helping all of us with these PCFs!  Thanks!  PS - I suspect the Hull MA will become more popular - perhaps it could be added to the standard indicators for TC200 with a parameter for setting the desired period. Possible, or no because of the code language?

Topic: symbol comparison
Posted: Sunday, June 17, 2012 2:36:09 AM

QUOTE (Bruce_L)

You can plot the ratio between the active symbol on the chart and another symbol by adding Relative Strength to the chart. The Relative Strength indicator is just the ratio of the active symbol to the symbol in the Relative Strength indicator.

I cannot think of an automated method of plotting the difference between the active symbol and a comparison symbol in TC2000.

Is the ratio between the active symbol on the chart and another symbol as expressed by adding Relative Strength to the chart based on a 12-month time period?  Are other time periods available?  For Relative Strength comparison of two symbols, I'm lookng to compare price performance over a certain time period, let's say 5 days.  It seems that could be achieved by comparing the values of the Price Percent Change 5 Days indicators applied to both symbols.  Can a comparison using the Price Percent Change 5 Days indicator be created using PCFs and the result be shown in a watchlist column that can be sorted on?  If the calculation is possible using PCFs, but the results can't be shown in a  column, can the results be exported to Excel?  I don't need to plot the result on a chart.  If this desired comparison has already been explained, please suggest where I can read about the solution.