add chartbubble only to the last candle when plot conditions are met

[8Nick8]

Plot Trend1 = MovAvgExponential(close, 10);
Trend1.AssignValueColor(if close > Trend1 then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
Trend1.SetLineWeight(1);
Plot Trend2 = MovAvgExponential(close, 30);
Trend2.AssignValueColor(if close > Trend2 then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
Trend2.SetLineWeight(2);
Plot Trend3 = MovAvgExponential(close, 3);
Trend3.AssignValueColor(if close > Trend3 then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
Trend3.SetLineWeight(2);

plot L4= close < Trend1 and Trend1< trend2 and close > trend3;
addChartBubble(L4,High,"4",color.cyan);

plot L5 = close > Trend1 and close<trend2 and Trend2 > Trend1;
addChartBubble(L5,low, "5",color.blue);

Hi, I need some help here, based on the script, it automatically plots a label whenever the plot conditions are met. But when I combined two plots together(Pic 1), the chart looks very cluttered.

Questions:
1. Is there a way to only PLOT the label on the last candle when the plot conditions are met? This means that all the previous label plots (Pic 2 ) will not be seen on the chart.
2. Is there a way to reduce the size of the label as it is blocking the candlestick, unless I have zoom in?

Picture 1
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Picture 2
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[Pensar]

@Nick Check if this works -

Plot Trend1 = MovAvgExponential(close, 10);
Trend1.AssignValueColor(if close > Trend1 then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
Trend1.SetLineWeight(1);
Plot Trend2 = MovAvgExponential(close, 30);
Trend2.AssignValueColor(if close > Trend2 then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
Trend2.SetLineWeight(2);
Plot Trend3 = MovAvgExponential(close, 3);
Trend3.AssignValueColor(if close > Trend3 then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
Trend3.SetLineWeight(2);

def lastcandle = !IsNaN(close) and IsNaN(close[-1]);

plot L4= close < Trend1 and Trend1< trend2 and close > trend3;
addChartBubble(lastcandle && L4,High,"4",color.cyan, yes);

plot L5 = close > Trend1 and close<trend2 and Trend2 > Trend1;
addChartBubble(lastcandle && L5,low, "5",color.blue, no);

Bubbles can be adjusted to plot either upwards or downwards, depending on the coded yes/no choice after the color. If there are still problems with the bubble hiding the price, maybe add or subtract a set numerical value or perhaps a multiplier of the ATR to the high or low of the candle to further distance the bubble from it.

 

[8Nick8]

@Nick Check if this works -

Plot Trend1 = MovAvgExponential(close, 10);
Trend1.AssignValueColor(if close > Trend1 then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
Trend1.SetLineWeight(1);
Plot Trend2 = MovAvgExponential(close, 30);
Trend2.AssignValueColor(if close > Trend2 then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
Trend2.SetLineWeight(2);
Plot Trend3 = MovAvgExponential(close, 3);
Trend3.AssignValueColor(if close > Trend3 then Color.GREEN else Color.RED);
Trend3.SetLineWeight(2);

def lastcandle = !IsNaN(close) and IsNaN(close[-1]);

plot L4= close < Trend1 and Trend1< trend2 and close > trend3;
addChartBubble(lastcandle && L4,High,"4",color.cyan, yes);

plot L5 = close > Trend1 and close<trend2 and Trend2 > Trend1;
addChartBubble(lastcandle && L5,low, "5",color.blue, no);

Bubbles can be adjusted to plot either upwards or downwards, depending on the coded yes/no choice after the color. If there are still problems with the bubble hiding the price, maybe add or subtract a set numerical value or perhaps a multiplier of the ATR to the high or low of the candle to further distance the bubble from it.

@Pensar Thank you very much!!! It worked exactly how I wanted to be plotted!!