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Indicator angle

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10 years ago #111596

Great day everyone

Am not able to create rule that function indicator angle(something) should be higher that a variabel(only ‘functions’ and ‘other’ is valid), how to solve?

/Jesper

10 years ago #122659

Related issue is that my angles are either plus 89.xxxx or minus 89.xxxx, and clearly they are between plus 40 to minus 40 degrees on the charts, what am I doing wrong?

10 years ago #122694

Hello,

Indicator Angle depends very much on the Coefficient setting.

The indicator angle that you see on the screen depends on the scale of the chart and timeframe, it is not possible to recognize this all by EA.

The good Coefficient value for all price indicators like EMA, Bollinger Bands, etc. is 0.00005 (0.005 for JPY-based pairs).

For indicators like CCI, the best value of Coefficient is around 25-50.

You can try different values of Coefficient to get angle values similar to what you see on screen.

Mark

Mark
StrategyQuant architect

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