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                                                   Displaced Moving Average?

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Dean
2015-12-23 04:33:53


Is there a displaced moving average? Is there an easy way to displace a moving average or any indicator without adjusting the script for each?


QuantShare
2015-12-24 03:21:54

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You have to apply the "ref" function to the indicator to displace it.
a = ref(sma(20), 2); // for example



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