Looking for the DSS Bressert for TOS

[uppercrust]

This is my favorite indicator and I have used it in Tradingview and eSignal but cannot find a TOS study anywhere. Does anyone have the script for this for TOS? Thank you

 

[horserider]

DoubleSmoothedStochastic is standard in ToS

 

[Caveman]

DoubleSmoothedStochastic is standard in ToS

HR,

I think that the DSS and DSS Bressert are two different presentations - It seems that the DSS which - (spot on...) is included in the standard studies but the DSS Bressert seems to have an additional stochastic - I am also looking for the script if there is one... I'm not smart enough yet to write one... but I'm still holding out hope for myself - maybe one of these days... thanks...

From what I can glean off of the descriptions it is an indicator that can help determine entry and exit positions...

Thanks again!

 

[codydog]

@uppercrust

You mean this?

# version of Bressert double
# decides bar color
#lines are colorizzed

declare lower;

input N_Period = 8;
input R_Period = 13;

def Ln = Lowest(low, N_Period);
def Hn = Highest(high, N_Period);
def EMA_r = ExpAverage(close, R_period);
def Y = ((close - Ln)/(Hn - Ln)) * 100;
plot X = ExpAverage(Y, R_period);
x.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
x.SetLineWeight(3);
x.AssignValueColor(if x < x[1] then Color.red else if x > x[1] then Color.green else Color.white);
x.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(8));



def Lxn = Lowest(x, n_period);
def Hxn = Highest(x, n_period);
def DSS = ((X - Lxn)/(Hxn - Lxn)) * 100;


plot DSSb = ExpAverage(Dss, R_period);
DSSb.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
DSSb.SetLineWeight(2);
DSSb.AssignValueColor(if DSSb < DSSb[1] then Color.red else if DSSb > DSSb[1] then Color.green else Color.white);




plot DSSsignal = DSSb[1];
#DSSsignal.setdefaultcolor(color.MAGENTA); original
DSSsignal.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
DSSsignal.SetLineWeight(2);
DSSsignal.AssignValueColor(if DSSsignal < DSSsignal[1] then Color.magenta else if DSSsignal > DSSsignal[1]
    then Color.green else Color.white);
x.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(8));




plot FiftyLine =50;
fiftyLine.setdefaultColor(color.gray);
fiftyline.setlineweight(1);

plot Overbought = 80;
overbought.setdefaultColor(color.RED);
overbought.setlineweight(2);

plot Oversold = 20;
oversold.setdefaultColor(color.GREEN);
oversold.setlineweight(2);

#input PriceColor = No;

#assignPriceColor(pricecolor and
#   if x  > x[1]  then Color.GREEN
  # else if x < x[1] then Color.RED else Color.WHITE);

 

[Caveman]

CodyDog........

You are the man... That's exactly what I was talking about - Well Done!!!!

and a big "Thanks!!"

I'll try to digest your code and tune it a bit for my use - and this will help me learn, too!!!

 

[Caveman]

I didn't realize that when you coded these that they are adjustable through the "edit" interface - I thought you'd have to change the source code in the initial script - awesome.... Thanks again!!!

 

[Rango]

Thanks a lot for posting this code. How does this Bressert stoch differ from DSS stoch? Question is for anyone really.

I just got Bressert cycles material so trying to get some scoop on this indicator.

Thank you.

 

[tenacity11]

The Bressert BLine The Bressert BLine is an RSI based indicator designed to identify trading cycles in all time frames. It turns somewhat slower than the Bressert Double Stochastic, but has a higher accuracy in identifying trading cycle tops and bottoms. The Double Stoc Buy/Sell signal averages about 70% across all times frames; the BLine averages better than 80% across all time frames. At times the Bressert BLine will generate a Setup Bar/Entry signal at the same time as the Double Stoc. At other times, it will generate a Setup Entry signal following the Double Stoc, confirming the Double Stoc signal.

The BLine plots in the oscillator sub-graph of the chart.

Anyone familiar with this?

 

[whats up]

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The Bressert BLine The Bressert BLine is an RSI based indicator designed to identify trading cycles in all time frames. It turns somewhat slower than the Bressert Double Stochastic, but has a higher accuracy in identifying trading cycle tops and bottoms. The Double Stoc Buy/Sell signal averages about 70% across all times frames; the BLine averages better than 80% across all time frames. At times the Bressert BLine will generate a Setup Bar/Entry signal at the same time as the Double Stoc. At other times, it will generate a Setup Entry signal following the Double Stoc, confirming the Double Stoc signal.

The BLine plots in the oscillator sub-graph of the chart.

Anyone familiar with this?

no but it does sound interesting

 

[tenacity11]

no but it does sound interesting

I thought so also considering the signal accuracy for those that use stochastics

 

[Caveman]

Rango,

My limited understanding is that there are two primary DSS's used - one by Blau and one by Bressert... The best explanation I can give you is these two links...

1. Cuz I hate typing... and am bad at it... and

2. All I know is that the Bressert one was recommended to me by a close friend who I trust and seems to know what he's talking about... I've been using it consistently - and can't tell if it's any better than the Blau model - give 'er a shot and see what you think...

Bressert: https://www.lizardindicators.com/in...llators/double-smoothed-stochastics-bressert/

Blau: https://www.lizardindicators.com/in...-indicators/double-smoothed-stochastics-blau/

Sorry I don't have a simple answer to your question... that's all I got! GL!

Caveman

 

[tenacity11]

@Caveman Thank you

 

[apdusp]

Rango,

My limited understanding is that there are two primary DSS's used - one by Blau and one by Bressert... The best explanation I can give you is these two links...

1. Cuz I hate typing... and am bad at it... and

2. All I know is that the Bressert one was recommended to me by a close friend who I trust and seems to know what he's talking about... I've been using it consistently - and can't tell if it's any better than the Blau model - give 'er a shot and see what you think...

Bressert: https://www.lizardindicators.com/in...llators/double-smoothed-stochastics-bressert/

Blau: https://www.lizardindicators.com/in...-indicators/double-smoothed-stochastics-blau/

Sorry I don't have a simple answer to your question... that's all I got! GL!

Caveman

Caveman, would you be so kind as to comment on how do you use it?
Thanks

 

[Caveman]

@apdusp,

@codydog was nice enough to provide script for a line colorized version... you'll see multiple variations of this indicator on the internet...

1. I use this indicator as an additional verification in conjunction with the Aroon, ADX (Wilder), and TTM Squeeze...

2. I set mine up for n=8, and r=13 (mainly because I want to mirror what other intraday traders are seeing... and that seems to be the most widely used setup)

3. In simple terms I monitor the "X" line of this indicator - It doesn't just indicate overbought and oversold, but the colorized addition allows you to instantly see bullish/bearish indications... I find that when matched with avg volume +, it has made a fairly reliable trend indicator when combined with Aroon, and ADX (Wilder)

4. I find the DSSb and the DSSSignal to react mainly as attention getters as they are much more sensitive to initial trend movement... and for simplicity sake changed them both to a plot thickness of 1 and left X at 3...

Hope that helps - GL!

Caveman

 

[Synnick]

I've been using this DSSBressert for a couple days now. The DSSb seems really good on a 5m chart. It gives less false signals than the X line (which is the standard DSStochastic I presume - changing color when fast crosses slow). I am not using the DSSsignal line. Seems to me if you trade in the direction of both the 5m X and DSSb lines, you won't be doing poorly.

 

[mdtn]

@Caveman @codydog Thank you both for great code and share your knowledges. I have studied the movement of SPY today with this indication, in addition to 21, 55, 100, and 200 EMA along with bollinger band (Friday that is), I am using 15 min and 5 min. It does look extremely reliable.
What time frame do you use it for?

@apdusp,

@codydog was nice enough to provide script for a line colorized version... you'll see multiple variations of this indicator on the internet...

1. I use this indicator as an additional verification in conjunction with the Aroon, ADX (Wilder), and TTM Squeeze...

2. I set mine up for n=8, and r=13 (mainly because I want to mirror what other intraday traders are seeing... and that seems to be the most widely used setup)

3. In simple terms I monitor the "X" line of this indicator - It doesn't just indicate overbought and oversold, but the colorized addition allows you to instantly see bullish/bearish indications... I find that when matched with avg volume +, it has made a fairly reliable trend indicator when combined with Aroon, and ADX (Wilder)

4. I find the DSSb and the DSSSignal to react mainly as attention getters as they are much more sensitive to initial trend movement... and for simplicity sake changed them both to a plot thickness of 1 and left X at 3...

Hope that helps - GL!

Caveman

 

[codydog]

@Caveman @codydog Thank you both for great code and share your knowledges. I have studied the movement of SPY today with this indication, in addition to 21, 55, 100, and 200 EMA along with bollinger band (Friday that is), I am using 15 min and 5 min. It does look extremely reliable.
What time frame do you use it for?

I dont use it

 

[mailbagman2000]

@uppercrust

You mean this?

# version of Bressert double
# decides bar color
#lines are colorizzed

declare lower;

input N_Period = 8;
input R_Period = 13;

def Ln = Lowest(low, N_Period);
def Hn = Highest(high, N_Period);
def EMA_r = ExpAverage(close, R_period);
def Y = ((close - Ln)/(Hn - Ln)) * 100;
plot X = ExpAverage(Y, R_period);
x.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
x.SetLineWeight(3);
x.AssignValueColor(if x < x[1] then Color.red else if x > x[1] then Color.green else Color.white);
x.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(8));



def Lxn = Lowest(x, n_period);
def Hxn = Highest(x, n_period);
def DSS = ((X - Lxn)/(Hxn - Lxn)) * 100;


plot DSSb = ExpAverage(Dss, R_period);
DSSb.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
DSSb.SetLineWeight(2);
DSSb.AssignValueColor(if DSSb < DSSb[1] then Color.red else if DSSb > DSSb[1] then Color.green else Color.white);




plot DSSsignal = DSSb[1];
#DSSsignal.setdefaultcolor(color.MAGENTA); original
DSSsignal.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
DSSsignal.SetLineWeight(2);
DSSsignal.AssignValueColor(if DSSsignal < DSSsignal[1] then Color.magenta else if DSSsignal > DSSsignal[1]
    then Color.green else Color.white);
x.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(8));




plot FiftyLine =50;
fiftyLine.setdefaultColor(color.gray);
fiftyline.setlineweight(1);

plot Overbought = 80;
overbought.setdefaultColor(color.RED);
overbought.setlineweight(2);

plot Oversold = 20;
oversold.setdefaultColor(color.GREEN);
oversold.setlineweight(2);

#input PriceColor = No;

#assignPriceColor(pricecolor and
#   if x  > x[1]  then Color.GREEN
  # else if x < x[1] then Color.RED else Color.WHITE);

Is there a Scan for this?

 

[MerryDay]

@mailbagman2000 Yes, this should work well in the scanner.

• Decide what filters/conditions you are scanning for
• Then you would set it up the same as any of your oscillators:
  • below Oversold, above Overbought, crossing its average, etc... Choose the filters that you want in the scan hacker.