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Market Shiksha-Trend Check for Amibroker (AFL)

Rating:
4 / 5 (Votes 3)
Tags:
oscillator

Trend catcher is a useful indicator for taking the trading decisions,, one can build many strategies using this as a base indicator. Combine this as a reference tool for Candlestick Patterns(not every pattern is successful,, check the trend first) or use it with Support & Resistances,, Gaps,, Fibonacci Retracements,, e.t.c,
For example:-
1). When Both the Lines r Green and above Zero & Histogram also turns Green, means Everything +ve,, go for Bear Hunting. Vice-versa for Bull Hunting. Use Support-Resistance lines for added confirmation.
2). Lines above zero means +ve bias and both below zero means -ve bias, Use pullbacks alongwith Candlestick reversals such as Hammers, Engulfings or Inside bars, e.t.c,,
Many more things to Explore, U can adjust the settings to suit ur requirement,, default is EMA. Remember nothing comes easy,, one definitely needs to put in some effort.
Hope the Indicator helps.
Criticism is Welcome.

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_SECTION_BEGIN("Trend Check");

p= Param("shortperiods",15,2,300,1);

e1= EMA(C,p);

p2= Param("medperiods",25,2,300,1);

e2= EMA(C,p2);

p3= Param("longperiods",35,2,300,1);

e3= EMA(C,p3);

d1= e1-e2;

d2= e2-e3;

df= d1-d2;

Plot(d1,"Minor",IIf(d1>Ref(d1,-1) AND d1>d2,colorGreen,IIf(d1>Ref(d1,-1) AND d1<d2,colorYellow,IIf(d1<Ref(d1,-1) AND d1<d2,colorRed,IIf(d1<Ref(d1,-1) AND d1>d2,colorYellow,colorBlue)))),styleLine);
Plot(d2,"Major",IIf(d2>Ref(d2,-1) AND d1>d2,colorGreen,IIf(d2>Ref(d2,-1) AND d1<d2,colorYellow,IIf(d2<Ref(d2,-1) AND d1<d2,colorRed,IIf(d2<Ref(d2,-1) AND d1>d2,colorYellow,colorBlue)))),styleLine);
Plot(df,"Trend",IIf(df>Ref(df,-1) AND df>0,colorGreen,IIf(df>Ref(df,-1) AND df<0,colorYellow,IIf(df<Ref(df,-1) AND df<0,colorRed,colorYellow))),styleHistogram);

_SECTION_END();

4 comments

1. ricky4ever

nice afl

2. orlandof99

Looks promising, I will back test.

3. isc0rpi0

is it possible that you change the -1 to 1 and after doing that all the colors remains the same of the line.

4. dev7718f

Hi all AFL follower I post som modified AFL ple see_dev7718f@gmail.coh1. Your title here… Devesh

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