I am trying to create a new version of ZIG, whre the CHANGE variable is based on volatility. Something like this (which obviously does not work):
volatility = 1.5*EMA((H-L)/H, 10);
zz = Zig(C,volatility);
I have seen several people that asked this in the past, but I did not find any solution. Before I go on and write the AFL, does anybody have a ready solution for this?volatility = 1.5*EMA((H-L)/H, 10);
zz = Zig(C,volatility);
Thanks
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Posted by: "B. Pitatzidis" <bobptz@gmail.com>
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