I'd like to create an SMA of price using: high + low + close / 3 or other combination.

Is there an easy way to do this in NT8?

Thanks in advance!

trader1419 

I'd like to create an SMA of price using: high + low + close / 3 or other combination. Is there an easy way to do this in NT8? Thanks in advance!

You can change some of the characteristics of any indicator through the "Input Series" selection in NT-8

Changing the setting to "Typical" would be the equivalent of what you are looking for.


SMA Additional Settings

Botts 

You can change some of the characteristics of any indicator through the "Input Series" selection in NT-8 Changing the setting to "Typical" would be the equivalent of what you are looking for. SMA Additional Settings

Ty. So in other words the "Typical" setting = h+l+c/3?

trader1419 

Ty. So in other words the "Typical" setting = h+l+c/3?

Correct, "Typical" would be the equivalent of what you are looking for.

FWIW when I contacted NT8 support, they told me the SMA calculation could not be changed and then told me to visit their 3rd party developer section and pay.

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trader1419 

FWIW when I contacted NT8 support, they told me the SMA calculation could not be changed and then told me to visit their 3rd party developer section and pay. Sent using the NexusFi mobile app

Welcome to "business" of trading.

trader1419 

I'd like to create an SMA of price using: high + low + close / 3 or other combination. Is there an easy way to do this in NT8? Thanks in advance!

Botts 

You can change some of the characteristics of any indicator through the "Input Series" selection in NT-8 Changing the setting to "Typical" would be the equivalent of what you are looking for.

trader1419 

FWIW when I contacted NT8 support, they told me the SMA calculation could not be changed and then told me to visit their 3rd party developer section and pay.

NT support is usually better than this. I assume there was a confusion based on the idea that you want the average's calculation method to be different, which you don't. You want a normal simple MA using different input data. So the SMA will have the same calculation: Add up the input values and divide by the number of values. The input values will be different, that's all.

Bob.