Been running on multiple markets outside of forex such as stocks and other currencies. Is there an indicator that is hard coding a PIP value somewhere? I am getting outputs with values for indicators that make zero sense or are impossible so wondering if it is skewed up a bit since the prices are much higher than forex. Also, the indicators don't seem to line up.
For example, I compiled a list of 1 year of minute candle data. I applied this and ran the example. js.
Issues
The output values for indicators like ATR are way to high. I am seeing values of 17,000 which is impossible for that indicator. Is amplified due to forex being 3-4 decimals for a PIP where the values I am working on could be 1000x of that for a "pip".
Indicators are conflicting. I am getting some results with an AND operator of a single indicator being two opposite values. For example. I got BOP being > 1344 on the left side and then the right side would be BOP < 300 which is also impossible.
Lastly, does this output translate to indicators to apply on a 30 minute time frame since that is the conversion used in the example.js file??
Been running on multiple markets outside of forex such as stocks and other currencies. Is there an indicator that is hard coding a PIP value somewhere? I am getting outputs with values for indicators that make zero sense or are impossible so wondering if it is skewed up a bit since the prices are much higher than forex. Also, the indicators don't seem to line up.
For example, I compiled a list of 1 year of minute candle data. I applied this and ran the example. js.
Issues
Lastly, does this output translate to indicators to apply on a 30 minute time frame since that is the conversion used in the example.js file??