$PCall Label

[jayabner]

Hey there, so I was wondering if anyone can please help me create a label that displays $PCALL current condition that works across all time frames. If above 1 it can be color green & if below, say, .60 it could be color red else neutral gray. The code below is the one I currently have but every time I switch over to a smaller time frame than the Daily the info on the label disappears and goes blank. Any and all help is much appreciated! Thank you in advance.

def pcClose = close(symbol = "$PCALL");
def pcSMA = Average(pcClose, 10);
def value = pcClose / pcSMA;
AddLabel(yes, Concat(Concat(Concat("P/C: ", Round(pcClose, 2)), " SMA: "), Round(pcSMA, 2)), if value > 1.0 then Color.RED else if value > 0.8 then Color.GRAY else Color.GREEN);

 

[SleepyZ]

Hey there, so I was wondering if anyone can please help me create a label that displays $PCALL current condition that works across all time frames. If above 1 it can be color green & if below, say, .60 it could be color red else neutral gray. The code below is the one I currently have but every time I switch over to a smaller time frame than the Daily the info on the label disappears and goes blank. Any and all help is much appreciated! Thank you in advance.

def pcClose = close(symbol = "$PCALL");
def pcSMA = Average(pcClose, 10);
def value = pcClose / pcSMA;
AddLabel(yes, Concat(Concat(Concat("P/C: ", Round(pcClose, 2)), " SMA: "), Round(pcSMA, 2)), if value > 1.0 then Color.RED else if value > 0.8 then Color.GRAY else Color.GREEN);

Since you had both in one label, I assume the following seperating them for the coloring is what you wanted.

def pcClose = close(symbol = "$PCALL");
plot pcSMA   = Average(pcClose, 10);
def value   = pcClose / pcSMA;

AddLabel(yes, "P/C: " + Round(pcClose), if pcClose > 1 then Color.GREEN else if pcClose < 0.60 then Color.RED else Color.GRAY);
AddLabel(yes, " SMA: " + Round(pcSMA, 2), if value > 1.0 then Color.RED else if value > 0.8 then Color.GRAY else Color.GREEN);

 

[jayabner]

Thanks SleepyZ! No, the issue I was running into was that the P/C ratio label was only being displayed while on the Daily time frame and when I would switch over to any other time frame info on the label would disappear. Any idea how I could fix this? Thanks again!

 

[SleepyZ]

Thanks SleepyZ! No, the issue I was running into was that the P/C ratio label was only being displayed while on the Daily time frame and when I would switch over to any other time frame info on the label would disappear. Any idea how I could fix this? Thanks again!

This should fix that issue.

Whenever that happens, try the fix to the def pcClose close(symbol = "$PCALL") as shown in the code below
1) By having any missing periods in def pcClose, shown as isnan(close(symbol = "$PCALL")) ,
filled by referencing those to the prior value of pcClose, shown as pcClose[1]
2) otherwise pcClose will use the actual value of close(symbol = "$PCALL").

def pcClose = if isnan(close(symbol = "$PCALL"))
              then pcClose[1]
              else close(symbol = "$PCALL");
plot pcSMA  = Average(pcClose, 10);
def value   = pcClose / pcSMA;

AddLabel(yes, "P/C: " + Round(pcClose), if pcClose > 1 then Color.GREEN else if pcClose < 0.60 then Color.RED else Color.GRAY);
AddLabel(yes, " SMA: " + Round(pcSMA, 2), if value > 1.0 then Color.RED else if value > 0.8 then Color.GRAY else Color.GREEN);

 

[jayabner]

That makes sense! Thank you for explaining, you've been of great help! It works now