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I should add that I am not trading the same type of divergence as you. I am more interested in volume vs price relationship over the entirety of a swing level (3%), combined with volume profile.
I have the attention span of a young squirrel so if I don't feel like I am trading or about to trade I get distracted...today it was episode 1 season 1 of Game of Thrones. Saw last night on HBO...now I'm addicted.
I have been working on expanding time frame as I do tend to over trade when things are slow which endears me only to the broker. I am very good at selectivity most of the time. This is residual from a time when we'd kill each other to be first, on every trade, and for as much size as we could get. Those days are LONG GONE, but very difficult for me to adjust to.
Just though if this could give me a visual aid on divergence (price/KVO) that I'd try to add the tool.
% swing size settings helps to print the pivots (HH,HL,LL & LH) and nothing to do with divergence plotting.
Momentum indicators viz., MACD, CCI, anaKVO does the work of plotting divergence lines.
As expalined in his previous posting , in my opinion, swing size based on Ticks ( say, 13 or 20) gives a reasonable pivots and divergence indications.
Also, I guess , once a divergecne line is printed, the code starts looking for subequent peaks in price action and momentum osillator to print the next divergence line and hence we shouln't look for divergences based on peaks prior to last divergence line.
Appreciate view on my above understanding.
Request @ silvester17 's help to include CCI and anaKVO indicators in the new version of PASPro just posted by
Two iterations of PASPro, one swing size 5, one 13.
compare that with a single iteration set to swing size 7.
Essentially the 13 setting in confluence with my "regular" veiw, picked the low and the high today...lol
The point for me is that I want to see all the divergence opportunities and I want to decide which ones are "good". There seems to be no perfect setting for that....so two iterations with different coloring, for now, and that still doesn't "win"....so a work in progress for sure.
yes, I see it the same way. the pas pro will compare swing highs (lower or higher) and if the divergence indicator shows a divergence, the line gets printed. the same for swing lows:
about adding indicators to the pas pro. I believe I created a huge mess with all the indicators I posted. really confusing.
I was hoping we could make a list with system indicators we want for divergences. and then add all of them in one modified pas pro and base. and the same for custom indicators. I would not mix them or even add a custom indicator to the original. there's always a chance the custom indicator gets changed/modified, meaning someone would have to keep track on any new version. don't think that would be in best interest.
maybe could tell us how he prefers this matter.
you could also keep your current version and just make a small change for the percent swing < 1. here's what you have to change:
"Math.Max(1, value);" to "Math.Max(Double.MinValue, value);"
the highlighted red is all you have to change.
the location is region properties > region parameters > 02. swing size
if that doesn't work, let me know and we'll find another way