Hello,
Couple of newbie questions...
How do I get the Exponential moving average of the prior day / time period ?
For example, something like:=
Avg1 = XAverage(close,40);
And then we can compare Avg1 with Avg1[1]...
(Where Avg1 is current and Avg1[1] is prior)
And, how can I setup a stop loss order ? I see that there is a StopMarketOrder class,
Is that what I have to use ?
I would like to set a stop using the average true range.
I am using the clone of the exponential moving average cross-over
strategy as a starting point.
Thanks
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Exponential Moving Average and Stop Loss Question
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I would use a RollingWindow
Then you can
and access it with
private RollingWindow Avg1;
Then you can
Avg1.Add(new IndicatorDataPoint(this.time, XAverage.Current.Value);
and access it with
if (Avg[0].Value == Avg[1].Value){
// do something
}
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We can easily define out 40 period EMA using the following:
var ema = EMA("SPY", 40);We can put the old emas into a rolling window as suggested by @Nicholas:int historyLength = 10;
var window = new RollingWindow(historyLength);
// this next line says each time we get a new ema value, add it to our window
ema.Updated += (sender, args) => window.Add(args); Now we can access and compare the way @Nicholas shows: // if today's ema is greater than yesterday's ema
if (window[0] > window[1]){
// do something magic
}
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Ah yes. You are subscribing the the Updated event in IndicatorBase.cs. Very cool.
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I know this is an old thread, but would this code go in the initialize or the OnData event. Specifically for the .Updated event to fire. Does that happen no matter where you call EMA()? Thanks
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on the right there are some examples provided by the QC team.
check them out
there is for example one file called MovingAverageCrossAlgorithm. which you can copy paste into the algo lab and play with that.
(its an ema crossover example)
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