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Checking the angles of a Bollinger Band or Keltner
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| [2019-09-12 14:39:49] |
| Mark Sear - Posts: 42 |
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Please see attached screenshot. You will notice I am colouring a BB by gradient based. I would like to know if I can see anywhere: a. the angle that is calculated (this of course is a fine grain answer) b. the colour of the gradient (this is less fine grained if what I see on screen is correct) Ideally I just want to know if the bollinger is flat, or angled (with an approximate angle). e.g. If we assume a horizontal line is flat. And a vertical is +/-90 ... then I would consider +10 to -10 "flat", +11 to +30 "moderate up" , -11 to -30 moderate down etc. Is there a simple way I can see the value of this slope angle please? My second question is if I can do this then can I put a moving average etc on it and see that number as well? Thank you. |
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| [2019-09-12 14:51:30] |
| Ackin - Posts: 1865 |
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Is there a simple way I can see the value of this slope angle please?
Hi, look at: Study Angle |
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