version=5
This version of the stochastic produces the identical stochastic as used in MarketSmith
The three primary differences from a classic stochastic are as follows:
1. Close values only
2. 5-day ema instead of 3-day simple moving averages for smoothing the fast and slow lines
3. Slow and fast lines are truncated to integer values
by Mike Scott
2023-09-11
This version of the stochastic produces the identical stochastic as used in MarketSmith
The three primary differences from a classic stochastic are as follows:
1. Close values only
2. 5-day ema instead of 3-day simple moving averages for smoothing the fast and slow lines
3. Slow and fast lines are truncated to integer values
by Mike Scott
2023-09-11
Notes de version:
This is an update to a previously published script. The purpose of the script is to replicate the MarketSmith stochastic indicator which is implemented differently than mainstream implementations. The comments section of the code describes the differences. This update is because I noticed that the internal ta.ema() function that computes exponential moving averages behaves differently than I expected. Thus I hand coded the ema algorithm in this update. I believe this update faithfully replicates the behavior of the MarketSmith indicatior.