The following graph shows: Using a retracement system: The time is set from December 20 to December 21, using 5 minutes of analogue and real-time tickers, respectively. 1. discovered at 11:45 a.m. and at 20:50 p.m. that the real-time Tickers appeared with a golden fork. 2. At 5:00 am and 11:45 am, the simulated Ticker also has a gold fork calculation error 3. Can correctly determine the golden fork at all other times.
The kid was always trying to figure it out, so he printed out the value of dif and dea separately, and finally found out 1. When the Golden Fork is wrong, the value of dif and dea are completely different from what is indicated on the coin k line. 2. When the forks are correct, the calculated value of dif and dea are sometimes not the same as the one indicated on the token k line (the different criteria are: accurate to a 4-digit decimal and then the four-fifths are still not the same)
I don't have to ask for a lot, I don't have to ask for the value of dif and dea to be the same as the value of the token on the K line chart, I just need to be able to judge the gold fork correctly, but often because of the difference in these two values, the gold fork judgement is wrong, and the gods who want to pass by are not sparing. Using customized methods:Use the built-in function:
Quantify the new peopleI see, thank you little dream big brother!
Inventors quantify - small dreamsYou use the last value of the indicator, which is the real-time value, and then when you look at the graph, the contrast is that the K line has been completed.
The grassI'm not sure I'm going to be able to do it, I'm not worried.