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To calculate Bollinger Bands in VB.NET, you first need to calculate the simple moving average (SMA) and the standard deviation of the closing prices of a stock or financial instrument.
Here is a simple example of how you can calculate Bollinger Bands in VB.NET:
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Imports System Imports System.Collections.Generic Imports System.Linq Public Class BollingerBandsCalculator Private prices As List(Of Double) Private period As Integer Private k As Double Public Sub New(prices As List(Of Double), period As Integer, k As Double) Me.prices = prices Me.period = period Me.k = k End Sub Public Function CalculateBollingerBands() As List(Of List(Of Double)) Dim bands As New List(Of List(Of Double)) For i As Integer = 0 To prices.Count - period Dim sma As Double = CalculateSMA(i) Dim standardDeviation As Double = CalculateStandardDeviation(i, sma) Dim upperBand As Double = sma + k * standardDeviation Dim lowerBand As Double = sma - k * standardDeviation bands.Add(New List(Of Double) From {upperBand, lowerBand}) Next Return bands End Function Private Function CalculateSMA(index As Integer) As Double Return prices.GetRange(index, period).Average() End Function Private Function CalculateStandardDeviation(index As Integer, sma As Double) As Double Dim sum As Double = prices .GetRange(index, period) .Select(Function(price) Math.Pow(price - sma, 2)) .Sum() Return Math.Sqrt(sum / period) End Function End Class |
You can then create an instance of the BollingerBandsCalculator
class with the list of closing prices, the period for the moving average, and the value of k
for the standard deviation multiplier. Finally, call the CalculateBollingerBands
method to get a list of upper and lower Bollinger Bands for each data point.