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Re: STOCHRSI To: Philip <pschmi02@xxxxxxxxxxx>, metastock-list@xxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: STOCHRSI From: BAUDECB@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Christian Baude) Date: Fri, 30 May 1997 17:57:48 GMT In-Reply-To: <338C3757.5369@xxxxxxxxxxx> References: <19970526.075421.10926.0.michael.arnoldi@xxxxxxxx Resent-Date: Fri, 30 May 1997 12:20:10 -0600 Resent-From: metastock-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Resent-Message-Id: <"3g6ox3.0.4-5.PfnZp"@mail.equis.com> Resent-Sender: metastock-list-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx OK - Here is the OPEN file. METASTOCK FORMULAS FOR VARIOUS StochRSI |
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StochRSI-14 (Sum(RSI(14)-LLV(RSI(14),14),3) / Sum(HHV(RSI(14),14) - LLV(RSI(14),14),3))*100 |
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StochRSI-70 (Sum(RSI(70)-LLV(RSI(70),70),15) / Sum(HHV(RSI(70),70) - LLV(RSI(70),70),15))*100 |
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StochRSI-252 (Sum(RSI(252)-LLV(RSI(252),252),54) / Sum(HHV(RSI(252),252) - LLV(RSI(252),252),54))*100 |
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Set up three Indicator Builder formulas using the above definitions for each period length, 14, 70 and 252. Name them StochRSI-14, StochRSI-70 and StochRSI-252 in your Indicator Builder. This way, when you need to refer to the 14 period StochRSI in a formula, you'd use fml("StochRSI-14") OK? OK! Now to the rules in English: StochRSI BUY Rule #1: EITHER STOCHRSI-70 OR STOCHRSI-252= 70.0 AND STOCHRSI-14 CROSSES FROM BELOW 20.0 TO EQUAL OR ABOVE 20.0 StochRSI BUY Rule #2: STOCHRSI-70= 50.0 AND HAS RISEN BY AT LEAST 3 POINTS FROM A PREVIOUS TRADING DAY DURING ANY ONE OF THE PAST 21 TRADING DAYS AND STOCHRSI-14 CROSSES FROM BELOW 20.0 TO EQUAL OR ABOVE 20.0 TODAY StochRSI Buy Rule In MSW 5.0 System Tester: |
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StochRSI System BUY Rule: (WHEN(Cross(Fml("StochRSI-14"),20.0)) AND (When(Fml("StochRSI-70"),>=,70.0) OR (WHEN(Fml("StochRSI-252"),>=,70.0))) OR (WHEN(Fml("StochRSI-70"),>=,50.0) AND WHEN(HHV(ROC(Fml("StochRSI-70"),1,Points),21),>,3.0))) Sell Rule: Whatever you decide upon. CLOSE > Ref(CLOSE,-3) |
Sell Stop Rule: It's not possible to dynamically set the stop rule in MSW 5.0 that I am using. Namely to set a sell stop when the closing price after the buy signal, goes below the most recent correction's low price before the buy signal. When you do an Exploration through whatever securities in whatever directories you have data for, you put the following in each column of your Exploration. Col A: CLOSE Col B: Fml("StochRSI-14") Col C: Fml("StochRSI-70") Col D: Fml("StochRSI-252") Col E: HHV(ROC(Fml("StochRSI-70"),1,Points),14) Filter: (WHEN(CROSS(ColB,20)) AND (WHEN(ColC,>=,70.0) OR WHEN(ColD,>=,70.0)) OR (WHEN(ColC,>=,50.0) AND WHEN(ColE,>,3.0))) I hope I've typed the formulas in correctly. Of course, you could filter your securities by Stock price by using ColA. An example would be when the close <= 12.0. -= Chris =- with a BIG thank you to John Yurko, the developer of this StochRSI system, based on Chande's book. [348] | |
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