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I would like a PCF Formula with the calculation expressed in numbers and another with the signal, inherent to yesterday's candle tracking.
Parameters: Close-Open:3x2+Open = Value
Example: GNMX = 1.27
IPXL = 17.56
PFIE = 1.41
PMTS = 1.13
SGMO = 9.25
SPRT = 2.32
Thank you and goodbye.
Raider45
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I don't understand the request at all.
-Bruce
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The objective is as follows:
Buy today on the 1/3 drop of the candle body yesterday, between the Close and Open values, the symbols and values are manually calculated yesterday, so the formula must give the same values listed.
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Can you post the formula you used to calculate those values?
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I must be completely misunderstanding what you are saying. None of my guesses at your intent match the results for all of your symbols.
2 / 3rds of the way up through the previous days body is:
(2 * GREATEST(O1, C1) + LEAST(O1, C1)) / 3
The previous close minus 1 / 3 of the size of the body is:
C1 - ABS(O1 - C1) / 3
The previous open plus 2 / 3 of the size of the body is:
O1 + 2 * ABS(O1 - C1) / 3
I am sorry, but I am just not understanding the request.
-Bruce
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I have executed the calculation manually, the formula to translate into PCF is as follows:
Yesterday's candle: Closing value, less the opening value. Split 3 (1/3 of yesterday's candle), multiplied 2 + the value of Open = 1/3 of the Tracking Value.
After today's opening, if the down track reaches 1/3 of the candle body yesterday, it goes on sale.
Today, the GNMX symbol hit 1.27 (tracked) since yesterday's closing, currently at 1.35!
Close-Open: 3x2 + Open = Buying Value
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Fortunately, I have the clipboard notes of yesterday's symbols:
Yesterday Candle GNMX: Open 1.20
Close 1.31
1.31-1.20: 3x2 + 1.20 = 1.27 PCF formula with final result
Close-Open: 3x2 + Open = Buying Value
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If you want to use today's values try:
(2 * C + O) / 3
If you want to use yesterday's values, try:
(2 * C1 + O1) / 3
-Bruce
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The data required are the Close and Open values of yesterday's candle
PCF formula: Close-Open: 3x2 + Open = Purchase Value
IPXL: Close 18.20 - Open 16.30 - Value in numbers and signal 17.56
PFIE: Close 1.45 - Open 1.35 - Value in numbers and signal 1.41
PMTS: Close 1.20 - Open 1 - Value in numbers and signal 1.13
SGMO: Close 9.50 - Open 8.75 - Value in numbers and signal 9.25
SPRT: Close 2.40 - Open 2.16 - Value in numbers and signal 2.32
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Congratulations, all yesterday's values are accurate!, To complete the work, the PCF is missing with the signal.
Signal: (2 * C1 + O1) / 3
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Congratultions, Bruce! :)
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I'm not sure, but if you are asking to check for the current price to be above this value.
C > (2 * C1 + O1) / 3
-Bruce
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Despite the misunderstandings due to automatic translation, the mission has been accomplished with great success!
Congratulations and thanks!
Raider45
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For the Friends of the Forum: On a bullish rapping train, with these two PCFs, you can enter the Market, on the Corsair Correction of a sequence of Elliott Waves !
Good Trading at Everyone!
Raider45
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... think the automatic translator needs a translator. Happy Friday!
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