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[udaya]

Dear Members

Can you clarify me with formulas how the following is calculated. When I plug in the previous day OHLC, I get the following results from a calculator.

1. OHLC: 409 - 423.95 - 402 - 416.20

Result: Sell = 432.15 / Buy = 406.35 / Stop Loss = 402.35

2. OHLC : 425 -425 - 403.15 - 409.55

Result: Sell = 420 / Buy = 401.25 / Stop Loss = 388.80

3. OHLC: 385.10 - 418 - 385.10 - 396

Result: Sell = 402.85 / Buy = 385.10 / Stop Loss = 385.10

When open and low is same , I find buy and SL becomes see the result.

I request members to explain me behind this math equation.

Regards

Udaya

 

[ronblack]

It could be any formulas out of an infinite number of them.

If your buy and sell are two dependent variables Y1 and Y2 and so is the stop-loss Z, all in the range of a set of real functions f, g, and h, and your domain independent variables are O,H,L,C, then the set of functions are:

f(O,H,L,C) = X1
g(O,H,L,C) = X2
h(O,H,L,C) = Z

Can you figure out how many functions generate your results given the three examples you gave and without any knowledge of their particular form and structure?

Ron




Ron

 

[udaya]

It could be any formulas out of an infinite number of them.

If your buy and sell are two dependent variables Y1 and Y2 and so is the stop-loss Z, all in the range of a set of real functions f, g, and h, and your domain independent variables are O,H,L,C, then the set of functions are:

f(O,H,L,C) = X1
g(O,H,L,C) = X2
h(O,H,L,C) = Z

Can you figure out how many functions generate your results given the three examples you gave and without any knowledge of their particular form and structure?

Ron




Ron

Dear Sir

I could not understand your reply. I am bit weak in math. Can you elaborate your reply.

Regards

Udaya

 

[Vrothdar]

In other words: It's impossible to work out with certainty what formulae have been used to generate those numbers. The last set of figures might give some clues but it'd still require a lot of time and effort to even have a reasonable stab at it.

I genuinely mean no disrespect with what I say next: Is this not the wrong game for somebody who, by their own admittance, is weak when it comes to maths.

Judging by the third output it's not a calculator worth reverse engineering anyway...