[114] "sF" parameter of "QQE" indicator should use global period min and max values

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#1

geektrader

20.11.2018 06:34

Task created

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#2

hankeys

20.11.2018 08:16

i agree that SF need to be set by global setting, but wf is not wf, but correctly its WP

SF (smoothing factor) - WP (wilders periods)

also the WP could be set as global, because 3 decimal step doesnt do any diff

levels 0-100, step 5

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#3

geektrader

20.11.2018 08:59

Yea, they´ve got that wrong for the naming too indeed ;-)

As for the decimal steps, those do make a difference, just try in MT4 and you´ll see that even changing those by 0.01 (for example from 4.35 to 4.36) makes the indicator lines give different crossings. So please keep those like that, Mark - thanks :)

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#4

Tomas Brynda

20.11.2018 10:47

Status changed from New to Fixed

WF is not intended to be a Wilders Period. Wilders Period is calculated automatically as RSIPeriod * 2 - 1. WF is a multiplier that is used in calculations

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#5

geektrader

20.11.2018 16:25

Well, the parameter WF within SQ (it´s called SF in the actual SqQQE.mq4 that you supply in the custom indicators folder) that I´ve reported is clearly a moving average on an array of the RSI, smoothing it out, and so it should be using the global min / max values for Period:

Rsi[i] = iRSI(NULL, 0, RSI_Period, PRICE_CLOSE, i); for (i = counted; i >= 0; i--) { RsiMa[i] = iMAOnArray(Rsi, 0, SF, 0, MODE_EMA, i);

.................

Please change, thank you :-)

TB

#6

Tomas Brynda

20.11.2018 17:13

Yes, I agree with you - SF is a period for moving average, it is already updated to use the global period.

In MQL code, the parameter WP should be named WF to make it clear. It's just a matter of variable name, the computation is the same as in SQ.

I didn't noticed that at first, because I was looking into a snippet. It will be fixed too.

Thank you

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#7

geektrader

20.11.2018 19:29

Superb :-) Thank you :-)

[114] "sF" parameter of "QQE" indicator should use global period min and max values

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