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Post From: Find the calculation Formula
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| ondafringe - Posts: 286 |
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Okay, back... As I understand, you want to calculate the percent difference between buyer deltas from one bar to the next. So, in your first example, you went from a -3000 up to a +100, which is a change of +3100. Current delta minus prior delta = delta change +100-(-3000) = +3100 Delta change divided by prior delta = multiplier +3100/-3000 = -1.03333 (rounded) Multiplier times prior delta = delta change -1.03333 * -3000 = +3100 (rounded up from 3099.99) Delta change plus prior delta = current delta +3100+(-3000) = +100 In your second example, you went from a -100 up to a +3000, which is also a change of +3100 Current delta minus prior delta = delta change +3000 -(-100) = +3100 Delta change divided by prior delta = multiplier +3100/-100 = -31 Multiplier times prior delta = delta change -31 * -100 = +3100 Delta change plus prior delta = current delta +3100+(-100) = +3000 In the first example, you have a 103.333% (1.03333 x 100) increase from the prior bar. -3000 * 103.333% = 3100 (rounded up from (3099.99) In the second example, you have a 3,100% (31 x 100) increase from the prior bar. -100 * -3100% = 3100 I *think* the above is correct, but I'm open to being wrong, if someone else wants to check my math! lol Date Time Of Last Edit: 2023-03-04 22:33:48
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