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Optuma Forums › Optuma Scripting › Keltner Channel using ATR
Tagged: Keltner Channel using ATR
Is it possible to use ATR as the Calc Style for Keltner Channels, the Raschke version – Any of these options Modified, Geometric, Center, Wilder or McGinley?
If not can it be done using the Bands tool?
Tim
Hi Tim,
It’s probably easier to use this in a Show Plot (based on a 20 period EMA):
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//Calc Mid line; Plot1=MA(BARS=20, STYLE=Exponential, CALC=Close); //Upper Line; Plot2=Plot1 + ATR(BARS=10, MULT=2.00); //Lower Line; Plot3=Plot1 - ATR(BARS=10, MULT=2.00); |
Save as an indicator to the Same View and it will be added to your toolbox:
Thanks Darren.
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