multiple divergence indicator

[forexwithouttears]

Good day every one here in earnforex forum. Pls can any one help me make this indicator to show only multiple divergence.

if there are 3 or more than 3 divergence drawn from the same point let it show an arrow in the direction of the divergence.

Filter: when the 3 arrows shows wait for price to close above moving average 14 for up arrow and below moving average 14 for down arrow.

The yellow line is where price close above moving average 14 in the pictures attached

 

[forexwithouttears]

here is the indicator

 

[Enivid]

Unfortunately, it isn't possible to help you without the indicator's source code (.mq4 file).

 

[forexwithouttears]

ok. thanks I attached another one. hope this will work. thanks so much

 

[Zuki]

Did you get it to code ?

 

[Fried_Rice]

Did you get it to code ?

Looks like he has not been back online for a while

 

[Enivid]

ok. thanks I attached another one. hope this will work. thanks so much

OK. Some questions need to be answered first:
1. What happens when there is the fourth arrow? Fifth? Sixth?
2. What happens when some other divergence appears while we wait for the third arrow and then appears the third arrow?
3. Should this work only with regular divergences or with hidden ones as well?

 

[Zuki]

What the person is looking for is a way to filter out the noise caused by the trendlines that keep appearing .


Would better to add alert features identifying when there is hidden Divergence using arrows as color code . On indicator Window.


I use QQE indicator for confirmation to enter a divergence signal .. it's very accurate.


the Divergence indicator need a bit tweaking

OK. Some questions need to be answered first:
1. What happens when there is the fourth arrow? Fifth? Sixth?
2. What happens when some other divergence

OK. Some questions need to be answered first:
1. What happens when there is the fourth arrow? Fifth? Sixth?
2. What happens when some other divergence appears while we wait for the third arrow and then appears the third arrow?
3. Should this work only with regular divergences or with hidden ones as well