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calcB


This tool is a Trading Indicator. calcB was implemented by Brian Brown on December 10, 2009.
The development of this Technical Analysis trading indicator demanded 8 lines of code.
The trading indicator name is 'calcB' and it is created using JScript.Net programming language.
It has one input. The input is:
Length (Type: Number - Default Value: 0): Function Period

Example:
p = calcB(0);

Formula to draw the function on a chart:
Plot(calcB(0), "calcB", colorRed);

Future and Past Bars:
The function does not use future bars. It needs no previous bars.

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The trading object is saved under the following categories: Technical Analysis

Trading Indicators:
Number of bars up to the end of the month
Number of bars since the beginning of the month
Number of successive increases in the volume
Elastic Volume Weighted Moving Average - eVWMA
Volume * Price Momentum Oscillator
Lane Stochastic Oscillator
Center Of Gravity - COG
Choppiness Index
Klinger Volume Oscillator
Chandelier Exits
Positive Volume Index
Disparity Index
TFS MBO
TFS Volume Oscillator
TFS Tether Line
Relative Vigor Index - Signal Line
Relative Vigor Index
Vertical Horizontal Filter - VHF
Detrended Price Oscillator
SafeZone Stop

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