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Date/Time: Sat, 23 Nov 2024 05:47:27 +0000
[Programming Help] - Interquartile Range Bands
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| [2019-03-07 18:27:44] |
| jakesans - Posts: 50 |
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I'm trying to replicate this IRQ Bands study (see attached for details) but can't find any comparable function to Pine Script's simple "percentile_nearest_rank" function. Any ideas as to a SC ACSIL function or C++ stats library that has something similar? Or will this be more complicated with SC's ACSIL? I did look at the code for SC's Stochastic Percentile study, but it isn't want I need. It only provides the percentile rank of the last value, not the price value that falls into specific percentile rank. This IRQ Bands study is somewhat comparable to STD bands in terms of how to trade them. |
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| [2019-03-08 16:57:01] |
| jakesans - Posts: 50 |
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Hi Ackin, Yes that much better way to look at it. I really appreciate the help. Where can I download once done? Thanks, Jake |
| [2019-03-09 18:52:24] |
| jakesans - Posts: 50 |
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Hi Ackin, Wow this is very nice with many additional features that I wasn't expecting. Thanks so very much! Suggestion: If you get around to it, can you add the median line (aka quartile 2 or 50 precentile) as a plotted line between the bands. So assuming the bands are fitted properly on the chart, if price moves back inside the bands from outside, it will at least hit the median line nearly 90% of the time. The median line is a good initial target to remove a portion of the trade risk and book some profit. |
| [2019-03-14 04:34:58] |
| jakesans - Posts: 50 |
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Hi Ackin, Very interesting additions...I would like to test em out. Is latest version available on your website for download? Also what are your preferred inputs so far from your testing? Thx, Jake |
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