The following plots a rainbow of moving averages by looping through and plotting each result.
I have struggled for hours trying to find a way to capture how many of these 17 MA's are up from their prior
value (assign a +1) versus how many are down from their next-to-last values (assign a -1) If 10 MA's are
up versus 7 MA's down then the value would be 3 for example.
for (i=5; i<22;i++) {
Plot(MA(Close,i),"",41,1+4096);
}
Accessing arrays has never been my strong point so any "code gifted" expert who could help would be
really appreciated. Seems like should be simple but light not going on.
Thanks
Dean H.
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