bergimax 

Thank's for the replay Bob! i understand this concept, in fact the indicator that i try to dom, use the equal scale. At least, my intention is to create an indicator that works in that way, then an average value of dmi.

Do you mean that you want to use an EMA of the DMI?

This will do that: EMA(DMI(dmiPeriod), emaPeriod).

If you want to compare the DMI to its EMA, this will do it:

if (DMI(dmiPeriod)[0] > EMA(DMI(dmiPeriod), emaPeriod)[0]) etc.

You can see how it looks on a chart by setting up DMI and then an EMA of the DMI. When you select the Input Series for the EMA, don't use the default of FDAX, select DMI instead, and make sure to put them on the same panel, like this:





Here's how it looks. Notice it's a little choppy during non-trending periods:




Hope this is what you're looking for, or something like it. Or that at least it gives you an idea you can use.

Good luck with it.

Bob.

bobwest 

Do you mean that you want to use an EMA of the DMI? This will do that: EMA(DMI(dmiPeriod), emaPeriod). If you want to compare the DMI to its EMA, this will do it: if (DMI(dmiPeriod)[0] > EMA(DMI(dmiPeriod), emaPeriod)[0]) etc. You can see how it looks on a chart by setting up DMI and then an EMA of the DMI. When you select the Input Series for the EMA, don't use the default of FDAX, select DMI instead, and make sure to put them on the same panel, like this: Here's how it looks. Notice it's a little choppy during non-trending periods: Hope this is what you're looking for, or something like it. Or that at least it gives you an idea you can use. Good luck with it. Bob.

Yes it is this! >Thank's for the assistance Bob!

I thought this was a bogus idea but apparently it has been done. From the description of the title I thought it was some kind of amalgamation of DMI and EMA of whatever time period.... but upon looking at the references below it seems to be observations of the separate entities...and how they behave.... Similar to what I do with my charts using Slow Sto/MACD/BBwidth in the same chart

Here are some internet references.... I am just handing these out without any comment on whether this is useful or not

1) https://www.tradingview.com/v/DHGaDYDT/

2) TRADERS’ TIPS - August 2009

3) Combining Dmi And Moving Average For A Eur/Usd Trading System

Here is even a Ninjatrader reference ready for download

4) Links and Downloads Manager - NinjaTrader Support Forum

here is another references that gives detailed code....not sure it is what you are looking for but perhaps you can adapt it.

Again I post it here without and other comment...hope it is useful

TradeStation


there are many code pastings on this site here is the one that relates to your post from the above link

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sebastianK Re: TradeStation Dmi And Moving Average Quote: Rombout Kerstens’ “Combining Dmi And Moving Average For A Eur/Usd Trading System,” describes a technique for long entry and exit that uses both J. Welles Wilder’s Dmi (directional movement indicator) and a moving average. PHP Code: Indicator: DMI_MA RS inputs: MALength( 30 ), DMILength( 14 ) ; variables: vDMIMinus( 0 ), vDMIPlus( 0 ), MA( 0 ), DMILong( false ), DMIShort( false ), MALong( false ), MAShort( false ), MADiffPct( 0 ), DMIDiff( 0 ) ; vDMIMinus = DMIMinus( DMILength ) ; vDMIPlus = DMIPlus( DMILength ) ; MA = Average( Close, MALength ) ; if CurrentBar > 1 then begin if vDMIPlus crosses over vDMIMinus then begin DMILong = true ; DMIShort = false ; end else if vDMIPlus crosses under vDMIMinus then begin DMILong = false ; DMIShort = true ; end ; if Close crosses over MA then begin MALong = true ; MAShort = false ; end else if close crosses under MA then begin MALong = false ; MAShort = true ; end ; if MA <> 0 then MADiffPct = ( Close - MA ) / MA ; DMIDiff = vDMIPlus - vDMIMinus ; Plot1( MADiffPct, “MADiff%” ) ; Plot2( DMIDiff, “DMIDiff” ) ; if MALong then begin SetPlotBGColor( 1, Green ) ; SetPlotColor( 1, Black ) ; end else begin SetPlotBGColor( 1, Red ) ; SetPlotColor( 1, White ) ; end ; if DMILong then begin SetPlotBGColor( 2, Green ) ; SetPlotColor( 2, Black ) ; end else begin SetPlotBGColor( 2, Red ) ; SetPlotColor( 2, White ) ; end ; if DMILong and MALong then begin Plot3( “LongSig”, “Signal” ) ; SetPlotBGColor( 3, Green ) ; SetPlotColor( 3, Black ) ; end ; if DMIShort and MAShort then begin Plot3( “ExitSig” , “Signal” ) ; SetPlotBGColor( 3, Red ) ; SetPlotColor( 3, White ) ; end ; end ;

Underexposed 

I thought this was a bogus idea but apparently it has been done. From the description of the title I thought it was some kind of amalgamation of DMI and EMA of whatever time period.... but upon looking at the references below it seems to be observations of the separate entities...and how they behave.... Similar to what I do with my charts using Slow Sto/MACD/BBwidth in the same chart

Nope, the Thread Starter just wanted to plot an EMA of the DMI. Not an MA of the price, just an MA for DMI itself on the DMI panel, and then take action when the DMI crosses its own EMA.

See the last couple of posts above:

bergimax 

Yes it is this! >Thank's for the assistance Bob!

Sometimes it's simpler than it appears....

Bob.