UCS_TTM_Wave A & B & C — Indikator oleh ucsgears

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This is a replica of TTM Wave A B C.

The ABC Waves are comprised of various moving averages and oscillators ( MACD ) used to visualize the overall strength and direction of a given market across multiple time frames.
The “A Wave” measures short term relative strength and direction of a market, the “C Wave” measures longer term strength and the “B Wave” plots the same for a medium time period.

Here is the link to the ACTUAL Indicator -

Instruction -
Load the Indicator three times, Turn Off the Other two Waves. For eg., Wave A - Check / Wave B - Uncheck / Wave C - Uncheck. = This will plot Wave A.

// Created by UCSGEARS on 8/30/2014
// Updated - 03/22/2014

study(title="UCS_TTM_Wave A & B & C", shorttitle="WAVE-A/B/C", precision = 2)

usewa = input(true, title = "Wave A", type=bool)
usewb = input(true, title = "Wave B", type=bool)
usewc = input(true, title = "Wave C", type=bool)

// WAVE CALC
// Wave A
fastMA1 = usewa ? ema(close, 8) : na
slowMA1 = usewa ? ema(close, 34) : na
macd1 =  usewa ? fastMA1 - slowMA1 : na
signal1 =  usewa ? ema(macd1, 34) : na
hist1 =  usewa ? macd1 - signal1 : na

fastMA2 = usewa ? ema(close, 8) : na
slowMA2 = usewa ? ema(close, 55) : na
macd2 = usewa ? fastMA2 - slowMA2 : na
signal2 = usewa ? ema(macd2, 55) : na
hist2 = usewa ? macd2 - signal2 : na

// Wave B
fastMA3 = usewb ? ema(close, 8) : na
slowMA3 = usewb ? ema(close, 89) : na
macd3 = usewb ? fastMA3 - slowMA3 : na
signal3 = usewb ? ema(macd3, 89) : na
hist3 = usewb ? macd3 - signal3 : na

fastMA4 = usewb ? ema(close, 8) : na
slowMA4 = usewb ? ema(close, 144) : na
macd4 = usewb ? fastMA4 - slowMA4 : na
signal4 = usewb ? ema(macd4, 144) : na
hist4 = usewb ? macd4 - signal4 : na

// Wave C
fastMA5 = usewc ? ema(close, 8) : na
slowMA5 = usewc ? ema(close, 233) : na
macd5 = usewc ? fastMA5 - slowMA5 : na
signal5 = usewc ? ema(macd5, 233) : na
hist5 = usewc ? macd5 - signal5 : na

fastMA6 = usewc ? ema(close, 8) : na
slowMA6 = usewc ? ema(close, 377) : na
macd6 = usewc ? fastMA6 - slowMA6 : na

// PLOTs
plot(macd6, color=#FF0000, style=histogram, title="Wave C1", linewidth=3)
plot(hist5, color=#FF8C00, style=histogram, title="Wave C2", linewidth=3)

plot(hist4, color=#FF00FF, style=histogram, title="Wave B1", linewidth=3)
plot(hist3, color=#0000FF, style=histogram, title="Wave B2", linewidth=3)

plot(hist2, color=#008000, style=histogram, title="Wave A1", linewidth=3)
plot(hist1, color=#DAA520, style=histogram, title="Wave A2", linewidth=3)

hline(0, color=black, title = "Zero Line", linewidth = 2, linestyle = solid)

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I freakin love this indicator lol

Jawab

Wow thanks a whole bunch @ucsgears for making this code available. I'm just finished reading chapters 11 and 12 of John Carter's Master the Trade (I'm too much of a newbie trader to discern if he's legit or not), and building my own SqueezeWave indicator. I was looking for the TTM Waves algorithm, and there you have it, thanks to you. Gotta say: I find it deceptively simple math wise. It seems people are making good money with beginner code!

Jawab

What do the two different colors for each wave indicate? Sometimes yellow is higher/ lower than the green. What does that indicate?

Jawab

Hi, is there anyway I can create a stocks scanner based on TTM wave A, B, C.?

Jawab

how do i load this indicator.i am totally novice in this.. thx

Jawab

Having trouble with adding the script to TOS, any thought?
BKing

Jawab

BKing

@BKing, It cannot be added directly... Modify the code def and if else statement

Jawab

ucsgears

@ucsgears, I'm not someone who can modify code, is there a way to get in touch?

Jawab

ucsgears

@ucsgears, Hi UCSGears, i am trying to get TOS to read this, but it seems some definitions were left out and i guess some input statements and declare lower; etc. i am not a pro script writer at all, so i am not exactly sure where the if else statements should go, i suspect it could go where the question sign is where you have usewa if ema(close, 8) : na or should it be usewa if else ema(close, 8) : na?

also, should i put input in front of the usewa, usewb and usewc? your assistance would be greatly appreciated. i put a sample of what i was trying for it to work in TOS, not sure if i am on the right path.

# Created by UCSGEARS on 8/30/2014
# Updated - 03/22/2014

declare lower;

#study(title="UCS_TTM_Wave A & B & C", shorttitle="WAVE-A/B/C", precision = 2)

input usewa = input(true, title = "Wave A", type=bool)
input usewb = input(true, title = "Wave B", type=bool)
input usewc = input(true, title = "Wave C", type=bool)

# WAVE CALC
# Wave A
fastMA1 = usewa if ema(close, 8) : else
slowMA1 = usewa if ema(close, 34) : else
macd1 = usewa if fastMA1 - slowMA1 : else
signal1 = usewa if ema(macd1, 34) : else
hist1 = usewa if macd1 - signal1 : else

Jawab

Is it just me or do you have some code missing for Wave 6 (Wave C, Wave #2)... It would be right after line 46, why have you left out the same calculations you did on the first 5 on the 6th? Maybe I am missing something, who knows :p

Jawab