hi all,
omnesys nest pulse allows algo trading for retail. It can be used with nse now or nest trader as plugin. It costs 125/- per month. You can use it with any broker terminal which is either now or nest.
As many of us started using omnesys nest pulse, i thought of having separate thread. Please do post all nest scripts.
Here is more info on product
https://plus.omnesysindia.com/nestplus/dashboard/
i will post my ones as well.
Here is sample one on crossover.
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buy alert
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set ma1 = simplemovingaverage(close, 28)
set ma2 = simplemovingaverage(close, 14)
crossover(ma1, ma2)
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buy exit
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set ma1 = simplemovingaverage(close, 28)
set ma2 = simplemovingaverage(close, 14)
crossover(ma2, ma1)
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here is formula for mk moving avg of 3-80 cross over
buy & sell exit --
(sma(close,3) > sma(close,80)) and volume > ref(volume, 1)
sell and buy exit
(sma(close,3) < sma(close,80)) and volume > ref(volume, 1)
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based on rsi
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go long when: Rsi(close, 14) > 55
exit long when: Rsi(close, 14) < 30
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based on aroon
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go long when: Aroonup (25) > 90 and aroondown (25) < 10
go short when: Aroonup (25) < 10 and aroondown (25) > 90
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a new sample strategy for nest pulse
the directional movement system is a trading system that was developed by popular technical analyst, welles wilder. This trading system consists of 3 indicators, the average directional index (adx), the plus directional indicator (di+), and the minus directional indicator (di-). The adx indicator is used in technical analysis as an objective value for the strength of trend, and not the actual direction of the trend. The directional movement indicators (di+ and di-) indicate whether the trend is up or down.
In general, the bulls have the edge when +di is greater than - di, while the bears have the edge when - di is greater. Crossovers of these directional indicators are combined with adx for a complete trading system.
Directional movement is positive (plus) when the current high minus the prior high is greater than the prior low minus the current low. The plus directional movement (+dm) then equals the current high minus the prior high, provided it is positive. A negative value would simply be entered as zero.
Directional movement is negative (minus) when the prior low minus the current low is greater than the current high minus the prior high. This so-called minus directional movement (-dm) equals the prior low minus the current low, provided it is positive. A negative value would simply be entered as zero.
How can i apply this on nest pulse?
Go long when: Dip (21) > din (21) and adx (21) > 25
go short when: Dip (21) < din (21) and adx (21) > 25
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please feel free to post and discuss.
Please note: I am not promoting nest pulse. I am using it for few months and found useful.