Tums, From Anek, here is the studies for the "Strong" and "Weak" bars. Change your symbol.....change 'up' bars to light green, and your 'down' bars to dark red. Also, change your neutral bars to white. Add both studies, CH and CL. Note: For multicharts user, the bar won't plot correctly. To fix this, there is a line in each study: "PlotPaintBar( High, Low, "CustomPB" ) ; To fix this, change the line to: "PlotPaintBar( High, Low, Open, Close, "CustomPB" ) ; This will plot correctly the entire candle. I'm not sure if these needs to be done for Tradestation or not? Also not sure if I should have pm'd this to Tums or not?
Tums: First time to post on this forum. Also new TS user. The ZZ jjs noted an error when compiling "SwingTime(time_s)" - did not recognize. Any ideas. Kindest Regards, COTtrader
I know little to nothing about Easy Language. But when i plot this indicator in MC, it scales funny. It works properly if I have captured on the screen the HOD and LOD within the same window. But if for example, I have the HOD off the screen(depending on how scaled in my charts are), it will only take into account the HOD that is actually seen in the window. Is there a way to tie the HOD variable to a specific time? Like if I only wanted to use HOD and LOD for the cash session, like from 8:30 to 3:15? Thanks, Forrest
Has anyone ever run across a good auto trendline study? I have tried the TradeStation auto trendlines but it isn't what I am looking for. Here is an auto trendline study I like but it is on Ensign, here is the url http://www.ensignsoftware.com/tips/tradingtips58.htm . I like the auto trendlines as well as the channel study which is included. If you have come across a good auto trendline study would you please let me know. Thank you for any and all help.
I have found a few interesing code for me. But I have thinkorswim platform. Is it posible to convert this codes to format of thikorswim or I can use it in thinkoswim in other way? Could somebody help me? Great thanks!
Banging against a wall here, and reaching out: Does anyone have a good technique for checking if your stoploss has taken you out of the market? I guess you can have a flag that's cleared by all the other exit methods and if you're left with a marketposition = 0 but the flag still set you can assume you've been stopped out. Anyone have something like this in an elegant manner?