Repaints AGAIG A Choice Chart Setup for Trading or Scalping with ThinkOrSwim

[edmarilyn]

DAY SCANNER https://tos.mx/!Y3DLHVX0
EARLY MORNING RUNNERS https://tos.mx/!PUUEurdJ
BREAKOUT ABOVE 30 DAY AVG https://tos.mx/!2SwTmHGM
TMO BULL SCAN https://tos.mx/!ObMcfGat

Thank you very much for sharing these scans. I really appreciate it.

 

[antwerks]

Where in the chart do you see this at i just put on chart aapl nothing shows up help please

They are just labels that give guidance to potential "safe" options - just points youin the direction for you to start planning a trade.

 

[DGS]

AGAIG: A Choice Chart Setup for Trading or Scalping
Might be the best?​

shared Chart Link: http://tos.mx/!3cBl144F MUST follow these instructions for loading shared links.

I’m always looking for the best trading (scalping) chart, and this is what I’m currently using. First, a big thanks to all the other posters who share their material (I check nearly every post made to this website).

In order for this chart to show more plainly I have taken the after-hours off (normally used by me) and I am showing smaller candles than I personally use, although my favorite is the 5-min. chart with slightly larger Heikin Ashi Candles for trading (scalping) which I use every day.

In this chart I have moved my histogram bars from the lower to the upper chart and, as you can see, they encompass the chart vertically when present. (My brain cell more easily focuses on less to look at and easily see when those bars appear)…!!

When the Red or Green Histogram Bar appears, it means that two indicators are in agreement (the Short/Long 1.75 ATR Chart Bubbles and the 2.0 ATR Histogram Bars). You can see that many of my other AGAIG Arrows are in agreement as well. Since these indicators can repaint, it’s always best to have multiple indicators in agreement before placing trades.

This charting will work on other time frames, and you can pick any favorite stocks to watch. As you can see from these two charts, you don’t need to scan a lot of charts to make a happy trading day. Some of the others I like are AMD, ENPH, PLTR, AMZN, etc. (ones with close Bid/Ask and 5+ ATR (Average True Range). In these two charts, we are looking at the intraday movement within the larger ATR for 4/4/25.

As always, happy trading!

Hello,

I'm very new to thinkscript. I copied the link for this and loaded it into TOS. The problem is I can't find it once I close the page. I tried copying and saving several times with no success. Any suggestions?

I am able to save a script if I do a copy and paste on the entire code, is it possible to get it, so I can try it that way?

 

[MerryDay]

Hello,

I'm very new to thinkscript. I copied the link for this and loaded it into TOS. The problem is I can't find it once I close the page. I tried copying and saving several times with no success. Any suggestions?

I am able to save a script if I do a copy and paste on the entire code, is it possible to get it, so I can try it that way?

Here ya go:
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/how-to-use-shared-chart-links.20899/

 

[Carl-not-Karl]

Hello,

I'm very new to thinkscript. I copied the link for this and loaded it into TOS. The problem is I can't find it once I close the page. I tried copying and saving several times with no success. Any suggestions?

I am able to save a script if I do a copy and paste on the entire code, is it possible to get it, so I can try it that way?

1) After you copy the link and then Open shared item... and then Import a new Chart opens (with side-by-side chart grids) and then you open the Edit Studies and Strategies dialog with at least 36 studies attached all starting with the name shared_ ...

2) Select the Save as set... button and give it a name you can easily remember such as DGS_AGAIG and this "set" will contain all 36 studies and can be used in any new Chart or Flexible Grid.

3) You can also save the chart layout for immediate recall:

 

[hballa]

AGAIG: A Choice Chart Setup for Trading or Scalping
Might be the best?​

shared Chart Link: http://tos.mx/!3cBl144F MUST follow these instructions for loading shared links.

I’m always looking for the best trading (scalping) chart, and this is what I’m currently using. First, a big thanks to all the other posters who share their material (I check nearly every post made to this website).

In order for this chart to show more plainly I have taken the after-hours off (normally used by me) and I am showing smaller candles than I personally use, although my favorite is the 5-min. chart with slightly larger Heikin Ashi Candles for trading (scalping) which I use every day.

In this chart I have moved my histogram bars from the lower to the upper chart and, as you can see, they encompass the chart vertically when present. (My brain cell more easily focuses on less to look at and easily see when those bars appear)…!!

When the Red or Green Histogram Bar appears, it means that two indicators are in agreement (the Short/Long 1.75 ATR Chart Bubbles and the 2.0 ATR Histogram Bars). You can see that many of my other AGAIG Arrows are in agreement as well. Since these indicators can repaint, it’s always best to have multiple indicators in agreement before placing trades.

This charting will work on other time frames, and you can pick any favorite stocks to watch. As you can see from these two charts, you don’t need to scan a lot of charts to make a happy trading day. Some of the others I like are AMD, ENPH, PLTR, AMZN, etc. (ones with close Bid/Ask and 5+ ATR (Average True Range). In these two charts, we are looking at the intraday movement within the larger ATR for 4/4/25.

As always, happy trading!

@csricksdds , Thanks for the chart, I tried building scan using Short/Long Bubbles (AsGoodAsGets_Indicator), but it seems none of the plots in screenshot has value as Long/Short values. Please correct me if I am wrong.

 

[useThinkScript]

@csricksdds , Thanks for the chart, I tried building scan using Short/Long Bubbles (AsGoodAsGets_Indicator), but it seems none of the plots in screenshot has value as Long/Short values. Please correct me if I am wrong.

Sadly no.
Short/Long repainting Bubbles cannot be used in scan, watchlists or conditional orders because they repaint.
read more:
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/answers-to-commonly-asked-questions.6006/#post-149342
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/answers-to-commonly-asked-questions.6006/#post-57833

The AGAIG chart setups are an excellent representation on the correct use of repainting indicators as part of price action analysis.
This setup only works when you analyze the interaction of ALL the indicators on the whole chart.
Never ever take a trade based solely on a repainting signal.

@csricksdds recommends using the Short/Long repainting Bubbles with these non-repainters
(which, yes, you can scan for)
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/agaig-trading-guide-summary-in-thinkorswim.19935/
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/...ses-repaint-indicators-for-thinkorswim.20126/
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/agaig-daytrading-scalping-for-success-in-thinkorswim.20383/

It is not time-effective to scan the universe of stocks when using @csricksdds AGAIG chart setups.
It is simply not necessary.
There are not many instruments that have the liquidity and solid ATR movement that qualify, so no need to scan.

You can trade the AGAIG chart setups with futures, highly liquid ETfs and these stocks:
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/best-stocks-to-scalp-and-day-trade.20523/
Read through @csricksdds threads to find which instruments, he has had success trading:
https://usethinkscript.com/search/1...4&c[nodes][1]=5&c[title_only]=1&o=replies&g=1

 

[hballa]

Sadly no.
Short/Long repainting Bubbles cannot be used in scan, watchlists or conditional orders because they repaint.
read more:
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/answers-to-commonly-asked-questions.6006/#post-149342
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/answers-to-commonly-asked-questions.6006/#post-57833

The AGAIG chart setups are an excellent representation on the correct use of repainting indicators as part of price action analysis.
This setup only works when you analyze the interaction of ALL the indicators on the whole chart.
Never ever take a trade based solely on a repainting signal.

@csricksdds recommends using the Short/Long repainting Bubbles with these non-repainters
(which, yes, you can scan for)
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/agaig-trading-guide-summary-in-thinkorswim.19935/
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/...ses-repaint-indicators-for-thinkorswim.20126/
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/agaig-daytrading-scalping-for-success-in-thinkorswim.20383/

It is not time-effective to scan the universe of stocks when using @csricksdds AGAIG chart setups.
It is simply not necessary.
There are not many instruments that have the liquidity and solid ATR movement that qualify, so no need to scan.

You can trade the AGAIG chart setups with futures, highly liquid ETfs and these stocks:
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/best-stocks-to-scalp-and-day-trade.20523/
Read through @csricksdds threads to find which instruments, he has had success trading:
https://usethinkscript.com/search/1...4&c[nodes][1]=5&c[title_only]=1&o=replies&g=1

Thanks for quick response.

 

[antwerks]

Thanks for quick response.

The scan has to exclude the zig zag for sure - java don't play that in recursive TOS stuff, too complicated. A work around is needed - here is a scan that accomplishes a near return that looks for a new local low (or high) over a given length of bars (default = 5) and a scan hit on the bar immediately after the low/high forms. This is much faster and safer for TOS scanners than the recursive ZigZag function. Remember you can go into scan set up and change the time frames that it scans.
https://tos.mx/!MKVYGbug

 

[hballa]

The scan has to exclude the zig zag for sure - java don't play that in recursive TOS stuff, too complicated. A work around is needed - here is a scan that accomplishes a near return that looks for a new local low (or high) over a given length of bars (default = 5) and a scan hit on the bar immediately after the low/high forms. This is much faster and safer for TOS scanners than the recursive ZigZag function. Remember you can go into scan set up and change the time frames that it scans.
https://tos.mx/!MKVYGbug
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Thank you @antwerks

 

[antwerks]

Thanks for quick response.

Just a follow up (although quite early in the move) - We see the continuation of the two examples from the scan moving in the anticipated directions. Pretty cool...