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    Posted: 11 Mar 2006 at 5:35pm

Thanks Brendon, did exactly what I wanted.

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Here is a sample.  Use the Builder from Tools.

[description="This ribbon reports 'Above' when the close value is above its moving average, and 'Below' when below its moving average by using Weighted method"]

[target=Ribbon; category=Moving Average]

expr := Expression("Expression",Close);

method := inputma("Method",Weighted);

n := input("Time periods",30,1);

[color=rgb(200,180,255); name=Above]

[fillstyle=small grid]

expr>MA(expr,n,method);

[color=rgb(255,200,160); name=Below]

[fillstyle=diagonal cross]

expr<MA(expr,n,method);

[color=White]

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Post Options Post Options   Quote Brendon Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07 Mar 2006 at 9:49am

Shall put together a sample.

Please allow a few days.

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I would like to replicate this Metastock code to display a ribbon in Bullcharts. any help would be appreciated.

 

30 period moving average the code for the bullish signal would be:

C>Mov(C,30,W)

For the bearish signal it would be:

C<Mov(C,30,W)

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