Hi HODL-Lay-HE-hoo!, are you almost done with the revisions to the C4_Max_V5?Thread 'Volume Buy Sell Pressure with Hot Percent for ThinkorSwim'
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/volume-buy-sell-pressure-with-hot-percent-for-thinkorswim.389/
Hi HODL-Lay-HE-hoo!, are you almost done with the revisions to the C4_Max_V5?Thread 'Volume Buy Sell Pressure with Hot Percent for ThinkorSwim'
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/volume-buy-sell-pressure-with-hot-percent-for-thinkorswim.389/
Thank you so muchThread 'Volume Buy Sell Pressure with Hot Percent for ThinkorSwim'
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/volume-buy-sell-pressure-with-hot-percent-for-thinkorswim.389/
I hit a road block at the moment awaiting an answer to a question in the “How to code a breakout” thread. Basically it is plotting too many arrows and I need to be able to plot a single arrow when multiple different crosses happen within x number of bars.Thank you so much
Ok so here is what I have thus far... I renamed some of the breakout arrows so reflect the C3 Lines. I have yet to create the breakout code in order to yield less arrows but all the basic crossovers are in this version. An arrow is plotted when the close wick or body of a candle crosses a level then crosses back the opposite way "dip then rise" "rise then dip" within x number of bars is the basic concept from the "how to code a breakout" thread/code. There are inputs for each support resistance line where you can adjust the length "Bars_Back_x" and Inputs for each to choose wick close or body to use for the crossover. (i have been trying various bars back numbers so try very low numbers and high numbers... this has not been tested. I will also be posting the same study as a mobile version (it does not work with Bull Bear v5 on mobile so it will be commented out)Thank you. I appreciate all your help.
Thank you very much. What are the red-green brackets/bands that are on this study called? They transition from red/gray/green and are dotted. They appear on the 5-minute chart...Ok so here is what I have thus far... I renamed some of the breakout arrows so reflect the C3 Lines. I have yet to create the breakout code in order to yield less arrows but all the basic crossovers are in this version. An arrow is plotted when the close wick or body of a candle crosses a level then crosses back the opposite way "dip then rise" "rise then dip" within x number of bars is the basic concept from the "how to code a breakout" thread/code. There are inputs for each support resistance line where you can adjust the length "Bars_Back_x" and Inputs for each to choose wick close or body to use for the crossover. (i have been trying various bars back numbers so try very low numbers and high numbers... this has not been tested. I will also be posting the same study as a mobile version (it does not work with Bull Bear v5 on mobile so it will be commented out)
Let me know if you see anything interesting... will post the next revision when I finish it. Thanks for taking a look.
http://tos.mx/WNBp8BI
Hey @Christopher84 the bars back being set to a high number should not cause repainting correct??
True turning off “Show reference line” off it may be on? It’s for testing purposes but I don’t have it coded to all plots. And I don’t use it.Thank you very much. What are the red-green brackets/bands that are on this study called? They transition from red/gray/green and are dotted. They appear on the 5-minute chart...
I actually kind of like it on /ES. Is it a particular study? Or can you just send the code for the brackets?True turning off “Show reference line” off it may be on? It’s for testing purposes but I don’t have it coded to all plots. And I don’t use it.
https://tos.mx/64t1Tu4I actually kind of like it on /ES. Is it a particular study? Or can you just send the code for the brackets?
Thank you. For some reason, the dots on the above version you sent are around the ema cloud. I was hoping the dots would generate above and below the candlesticks. Just like the attached:
Oh I see. Those are the "Near Term Support/Resistance" lines from @Christopher84's Confirmation Candles Study.Thank you. For some reason, the dots on the above version you sent are around the ema cloud. I was hoping the dots would generate above and below the candlesticks. Just like the attached:
Oh I see. Those are the "Near Term Support/Resistance" lines from @Christopher84's Confirmation Candles Study.
Here you go http://tos.mx/rU9HaDZ
Thread 'Volume Buy Sell Pressure with Hot Percent for ThinkorSwim'
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/volume-buy-sell-pressure-with-hot-percent-for-thinkorswim.389/
Thread 'Volume Buy Sell Pressure with Hot Percent for ThinkorSwim'
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/volume-buy-sell-pressure-with-hot-percent-for-thinkorswim.389/
Can you have extended hours on your chart win using this study and do you find it helpful for daytrading on a one minute chartI hit a road block at the moment awaiting an answer to a question in the “How to code a breakout” thread. Basically it is plotting too many arrows and I need to be able to plot a single arrow when multiple different crosses happen within x number of bars.
The screen shots look pretty good but are not very consistent overall but will definitely share an update soon.
Yes although I do not trade after hours... the Volume study is helpful for identifying reversals looking at buy or sell volume going above or below average... In my opinion a better way to determine that would just be to use the Bull_Bear_V5 colored candles using the one min chart with the study set to the default settings of 5 and 10 mins.Can you have extended hours on your chart win using this study and do you find it helpful for daytrading on a one minute chart
I was wondering about the after hours because many of the indicators say to turn off after hour trading for the indicator to work properly. I typically do not trade after hours. What indicator do you suggest for day trading on the one minute chart? Currently I use the 8 EMA and support and resistance. I would like to get better at reversals and support/resistance. Right now I only daytrade SPY and SPX options. I just joined UsThinkScipt to help better my trading. Thank you for getting back to me so quickly.Yes although I do not trade after hours... the Volume study is helpful for identifying reversals looking at buy or sell volume going above or below average... In my opinion a better way to determine that would just be to use the Bull_Bear_V5 colored candles using the one min chart with the study set to the default settings of 5 and 10 mins.
Well you have come to the right place. This thread contains the end all be all of indicators. My personal preference is C4_Max_V5 (not the most recent version with breakouts as it is not tested) but C4_Max_V5 is a combination of C3_Max_Spark, PLD, Triple Exhaustion, and Bull Bear V5.I was wondering about the after hours because many of the indicators say to turn off after hour trading for the indicator to work properly. I typically do not trade after hours. What indicator do you suggest for day trading on the one minute chart? Currently I use the 8 EMA and support and resistance. I would like to get better at reversals and support/resistance. Right now I only daytrade SPY and SPX options. I just joined UsThinkScipt to help better my trading. Thank you for getting back to me so quickly.
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