EYEGUY Icon    Posts: 1543 Joined: 12/12/2003 Location: BALDWINSVILLE, NEW YORK  User Profile | Well, there you go. You got my curiosity up! First I emulated the GMMAOsc(9) to make sure we were talking apples to apples. I created an indicator and the blue and red lines show good correspondence (however, not quite exact probably due to floating point calculations): Now it is the blue oscillator line we want near zero. But, just how close? The oscillator can vary all over the place and so I arbitrarily set my scan to include just those values within 1% of zero when considering the GMMAOsc(9)'s values over the last 250 periods. So what we are looking for is the blue line above to be within 1% above or below historically of the zero line. I have attached the scan. See if it floats your boat. Tom Helget ADDENDUM: Please note my picture shows the indcator with an EMA, not an SMA as the EMA of the oscillator seemed to provide a closer match. [Edited by EYEGUY on 2/7/2010 7:07 PM]  Attached file : GMMAOsc Emulation.png (89KB - 804 downloads) Attached file : _GMMA_32_PULLBACK_32_TO_32_THE_32_TREND.otl (0KB - 543 downloads) |
