OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
[f(x)] Bollinger Donchian Remix
This is my version of a mixture of Bollinger and Donchian (BB/DC Remix)
It is a modified fork of [RS]Dolchian/Bollinger Hybrid by Ricardo Santos ([RS]DBH.V0)
this is the two pictures comparing it.
Made this Fork because Santos' code starts getting chopping with my type of settings.
His time input is 24, but mine varies between 13 and 21.
You really notice in scalping and sometimes intraday timeframes with my settings.
His also differ from mine based on the trendline, where he modifies his Simple Moving Average, which is default color is black, and I use the the default one, which the default color is red.
Also you can change the trendline type input (open,close,hl2,etc...) to tailor your preference.
Note: Default is close, Santos use hl2, I use ohlc4.
It is a modified fork of [RS]Dolchian/Bollinger Hybrid by Ricardo Santos ([RS]DBH.V0)
this is the two pictures comparing it.
Made this Fork because Santos' code starts getting chopping with my type of settings.
His time input is 24, but mine varies between 13 and 21.
You really notice in scalping and sometimes intraday timeframes with my settings.
His also differ from mine based on the trendline, where he modifies his Simple Moving Average, which is default color is black, and I use the the default one, which the default color is red.
Also you can change the trendline type input (open,close,hl2,etc...) to tailor your preference.
Note: Default is close, Santos use hl2, I use ohlc4.
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