Tongdaxin Ichimoku Kinko indicator stock selection formula, also known as cloud map indicator

Ichimoku Kinko Hyo (also known as Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, also known as Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, also known as Ichimoku Kinko Hyo) was invented by Ichimoku Yamato, a Japanese journalist and stock market expert, and is widely used in trend analysis and support and resistance levels in financial markets such as stocks, foreign exchange, and futures. judge. The Ichimoku Balance Sheet provides a comprehensive perspective that combines multiple indicators and graphs to help traders better understand market trends and price movements.

The Ichimoku Balance Sheet mainly consists of five components:

Conversion Line (Tenkan-sen) : After adding the highest point and the lowest point of the last 9 days and dividing it by 2, it indicates the short-term trend direction and price movement.

Baseline (Kijun-sen) : Add the highest point and lowest point of the last 26 days and divide it by 2, indicating the medium-term trend direction and price movement.

Chikou Span : Shift the closing price to the left for 26 days, which can help to judge whether the current price is higher or lower than the historical price, so as to judge the market trend.

Senkou Span A (Senkou Span A ) : add the turning point and the base line and divide by 2, and shift the result to the right for 26 days. The resulting Senkou Span A constitutes a side of the cloud used to identify the support and resistance area.

Senkou Span B (Senkou Span B ) : After adding the highest and lowest points of the last 52 days and dividing by 2, the result is shifted to the right for 26 days, and the resulting Senkou Span B constitutes the other side of the cloud layer.

The Ichimoku balance meter can be used to judge the direction of the trend. When the turning line crosses the base line upwards and forms a golden cross, it means that it may rise; on the contrary, when the turning line crosses the base line downwards and forms a dead cross, it means that it may fall.

In addition, the cloud cover of the Ichimoku Balance Sheet is also an important reference indicator. When the stock price is above the cloud, it indicates that the market is in an upward trend, while when the stock price is below the cloud, it indicates that the market is in a downward trend. Clouds provide support and resistance levels, with the wider the cloud, the stronger the support and resistance. When the price moves through the cloud, the other side of the cloud may act as a new support resistance level.

1. The indicator formula of the main chart of Ichimoku Balance Sheet

The indicator formula of the Ichimoku balance table main chart contains 5 lines, the conversion line, the reference line, the late line, the leading line A, and the leading line B.

The conversion line is a thick white line; the reference line is a thick yellow line; the late line is a thin blue line. Because it is the closing price shifted to the left, the future function REFX is used, but the future function index will not be used for viewing the picture. The drift of the signal, the stock selection formula does not use the future function. Leading line A and leading line B make up the cloud cover.

ZHX:=(HHV(H,9)+LLV(L,9))/2;

JZX:=(HHV(H,26)+LLV(L,26))/2;

CXX:=REFX(C,26);{future function}

XXXA:=REF((ZHX+JZX)/2,26);

XXXB:=REF((HHV(H,52)+LLV(L,52))/2,26);

DRAWBAND(XXXA,RGB(165,42,42),XXXB,RGB(46,139,87));

STICKLINE(C>O,H,L,0,0),COLORRED;

STICKLINE(C>O,C,O,3,0),COLORRED;

STICKLINE(C<O,H,L,0,0),COLORCYAN;

STICKLINE(C<O,C,O,3,0),COLORCYAN;

STICKLINE(C=O,H,L,0,0),COLORWHITE;

STICKLINE(C=O,C,O,3,0),COLORWHITE;

Conversion line: ZHX, LINETHICK2, COLORWHITE;

Baseline: JZX,LINETHICK2,COLORYELLOW;

Late line: CXX, COLORBLUE;

Advance line A:XXXA,NODRAW;

Advance line B:XXXB,NODRAW;

2. Ichimoku balance table stock selection formula

Idea: After the golden cross of the conversion line and the reference line, when the closing price and the conversion line are above the cloud layer and the reference line, a signal is sent.

ZHX:=(HHV(H,9)+LLV(L,9))/2;

JZX:=(HHV(H,26)+LLV(L,26))/2;

XXXA:=REF((ZHX+JZX)/2,26);

XXXB:=REF((HHV(H,52)+LLV(L,52))/2,26);

A1:=MIN(C,ZHX)>MAX(MAX(XXXA,XXXB),JZX);

T:=BARSLAST(CROSS(ZHX,JZX));

AA:=A1 AND COUNT(A1,T+1)=1;

XG:FILTER(AA,20);

Friendly reminder: This article is only for learning and exchanging technical indicator formulas, and does not constitute any investment advice. Investment is risky, and you need to be cautious when entering the market.