DeMark 9 For ThinkOrSwim

Code: 
# demark9_01

#addlabel(1, "demark9_0", color.white);

# https://usethinkscript.com/threads/convert-tradingview-demark-9.11212/
#Convert Tradingview DeMark 9

#//DeMark_9_Indicator_Wealth_Insider
#study("DeMark9 Indicator",overlay=true)
#TD = close > close[4] ?nz(TD[1])+1:0
#TS = close < close[4] ?nz(TS[1])+1:0
#TDUp = TD - valuewhen(TD < TD[1], TD , 1 )
#TDDn = TS - valuewhen(TS < TS[1], TS , 1 )
#plotshape(TDUp==7?true:na,style=shape.triangledown,text="7",color=green,location=location.abovebar)
#plotshape(TDUp==8?true:na,style=shape.triangledown,text="8",color=green,location=location.abovebar)
#plotshape(TDUp==9?true:na,style=shape.triangledown,text="??",color=green,location=location.abovebar)
#plotshape(TDDn==7?true:na,style=shape.triangleup,text="7",color=red,location=location.belowbar)
#plotshape(TDDn==8?true:na,style=shape.triangleup,text="8",color=red,location=location.belowbar)
#plotshape(TDDn==9?true:na,style=shape.triangleup,text="?",color=red,location=location.belowbar)

#------------------------------
input bubbles_on = yes;
# ------------------------------

script ValueWhen {
# look for a previous occurance of a value, and return the value of a diff var
#  valuewhen(condition, return_var, nth occurrence)
#  nth occurrence, original pine code starts n at 0, so 1 is the 2nd
input cond = 0;
input pr = 0;
input n2 = 0;

def n = n2 + 1;
# start at 0 so it looks at current bar
def offset2 = fold j = 0 to 200
with p
while p < n + 1
do p + ( if p == n then j-n else if getvalue(cond, j) then 1 else 0 );
# def bnz = bn - offset2 + 1;
plot price = getvalue(pr, offset2-1);
plot offset = offset2;
}


#-------------------------------
script nz {
# test if number is valid
input a = 0;
def b = if isnan(a) then 0 else a;
plot c = b;
};
#-------------------------------

def bn = barnumber();
input prev_n_cond = 1;
#addlabel(1, "prev n cond " +  prev_n_cond, color.yellow);

#TD = close > close[4] ?nz(TD[1])+1:0
#TS = close < close[4] ?nz(TS[1])+1:0

def td_cls4 = close > close[4];
def ts_cls4 = close < close[4];

def TD = if close > close[4] then nz(TD[1])+1 else 0;
def TS = if close < close[4] then nz(TS[1])+1 else 0;


#  valuewhen(condition, return_price, nth occurrence)
#  n starts at 0, so 1 would be the 2nd prev occurance
#TDUp = TD - valuewhen(TD < TD[1], TD , 1 )
#TDDn = TS - valuewhen(TS < TS[1], TS , 1 )
def td1 = TD < TD[1];
def ts1 = TS < TS[1];
def td_vw = valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond).price;
def ts_vw = valuewhen(TS1, TS , prev_n_cond).price;

#def TDUp = TD - valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond);
#def TDDn = TS - valuewhen(TS1, TS , prev_n_cond);

plot TDUp = TD - td_vw;

plot TDDn = TS - ts_vw;




#plotshape(TDUp==7?true:na,style=shape.triangledown,text="7",color=green,location=location.abovebar)
addchartbubble( (bubbles_on and tdup >= 7 and tdup <= 9), high, tdup, color.green, yes);
#plotshape(TDDn==7?true:na,style=shape.triangleup,text="7",color=red,location=location.belowbar)
addchartbubble( (bubbles_on and tddn >= 7 and tddn <= 9), low, tddn, color.red, no);

#------------------------------------

def pr = valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond).price;
def off = valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond).offset;
#def pr2 = getvalue(td, off-1);


#def td_vw = valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond);
input test1 = no;
addchartbubble(test1, (if td1 or td_cls4 then high*1.004 else low*0.996),
td1 + " td1\n" +
bn + " bn\n" +
pr + " pr\n" +
off + " off\n" +
(bn - off + 1) + " prev\n" +
" " + "\n" +
td_cls4 + " cls4\n" +
td + " td\n" +
td1 + " td1\n" +
td_vw + "\n" +
tdup + " tdup\n"
#pr2 + " pr2\n"
#close + " cls\n" +
#close[4] + " cls4"
, (if td1 then color.cyan else color.gray)
, (if td1 or td_cls4 then yes else no));
#


MerryDay said:
Your errors are not possible if you followed the directions.

1. copy & paste the study from https://usethinkscript.com/threads/demark-9-for-thinkorswim.11212/#post-99312
2. how to copy & paste: https://usethinkscript.com/threads/how-to-import-existing-thinkscript-code-on-thinkorswim.10/


To create a scan:

replace these lines of code:

with these:


scan condition is:

or


Here is a tutorial for how to set up your scan condition in the scan hacker:
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/how-to-use-thinkorswim-stock-hacker-scans.284/

It is not possible to say where you went astray.
A wild guess would be that you ADDED the code instead of REPLACING the code.
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I hope to scan for the 9. I tried substituting the lines of code and got the error that addlabel was not allowed in this context so I hashtagged out the addlabel (I have no idea what i am doing just tried something) and now i have the one plot expected error.

@MerryDay would you mind referencing which version of code I should use for the scan (which post) bc ppl are asking for adjustments to arrows and bubbles and I have no interest in that just want to scan for the 9.

thank you and I am sorry I couldnt substitute the code successfully.
 
Juno (Best Day EVER) said:
Code: 
# demark9_01

#addlabel(1, "demark9_0", color.white);

# https://usethinkscript.com/threads/convert-tradingview-demark-9.11212/
#Convert Tradingview DeMark 9

#//DeMark_9_Indicator_Wealth_Insider
#study("DeMark9 Indicator",overlay=true)
#TD = close > close[4] ?nz(TD[1])+1:0
#TS = close < close[4] ?nz(TS[1])+1:0
#TDUp = TD - valuewhen(TD < TD[1], TD , 1 )
#TDDn = TS - valuewhen(TS < TS[1], TS , 1 )
#plotshape(TDUp==7?true:na,style=shape.triangledown,text="7",color=green,location=location.abovebar)
#plotshape(TDUp==8?true:na,style=shape.triangledown,text="8",color=green,location=location.abovebar)
#plotshape(TDUp==9?true:na,style=shape.triangledown,text="??",color=green,location=location.abovebar)
#plotshape(TDDn==7?true:na,style=shape.triangleup,text="7",color=red,location=location.belowbar)
#plotshape(TDDn==8?true:na,style=shape.triangleup,text="8",color=red,location=location.belowbar)
#plotshape(TDDn==9?true:na,style=shape.triangleup,text="?",color=red,location=location.belowbar)

#------------------------------
input bubbles_on = yes;
# ------------------------------

script ValueWhen {
# look for a previous occurance of a value, and return the value of a diff var
#  valuewhen(condition, return_var, nth occurrence)
#  nth occurrence, original pine code starts n at 0, so 1 is the 2nd
input cond = 0;
input pr = 0;
input n2 = 0;

def n = n2 + 1;
# start at 0 so it looks at current bar
def offset2 = fold j = 0 to 200
with p
while p < n + 1
do p + ( if p == n then j-n else if getvalue(cond, j) then 1 else 0 );
# def bnz = bn - offset2 + 1;
plot price = getvalue(pr, offset2-1);
plot offset = offset2;
}


#-------------------------------
script nz {
# test if number is valid
input a = 0;
def b = if isnan(a) then 0 else a;
plot c = b;
};
#-------------------------------

def bn = barnumber();
input prev_n_cond = 1;
#addlabel(1, "prev n cond " +  prev_n_cond, color.yellow);

#TD = close > close[4] ?nz(TD[1])+1:0
#TS = close < close[4] ?nz(TS[1])+1:0

def td_cls4 = close > close[4];
def ts_cls4 = close < close[4];

def TD = if close > close[4] then nz(TD[1])+1 else 0;
def TS = if close < close[4] then nz(TS[1])+1 else 0;


#  valuewhen(condition, return_price, nth occurrence)
#  n starts at 0, so 1 would be the 2nd prev occurance
#TDUp = TD - valuewhen(TD < TD[1], TD , 1 )
#TDDn = TS - valuewhen(TS < TS[1], TS , 1 )
def td1 = TD < TD[1];
def ts1 = TS < TS[1];
def td_vw = valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond).price;
def ts_vw = valuewhen(TS1, TS , prev_n_cond).price;

#def TDUp = TD - valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond);
#def TDDn = TS - valuewhen(TS1, TS , prev_n_cond);

plot TDUp = TD - td_vw;

plot TDDn = TS - ts_vw;




#plotshape(TDUp==7?true:na,style=shape.triangledown,text="7",color=green,location=location.abovebar)
addchartbubble( (bubbles_on and tdup >= 7 and tdup <= 9), high, tdup, color.green, yes);
#plotshape(TDDn==7?true:na,style=shape.triangleup,text="7",color=red,location=location.belowbar)
addchartbubble( (bubbles_on and tddn >= 7 and tddn <= 9), low, tddn, color.red, no);

#------------------------------------

def pr = valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond).price;
def off = valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond).offset;
#def pr2 = getvalue(td, off-1);


#def td_vw = valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond);
input test1 = no;
addchartbubble(test1, (if td1 or td_cls4 then high*1.004 else low*0.996),
td1 + " td1\n" +
bn + " bn\n" +
pr + " pr\n" +
off + " off\n" +
(bn - off + 1) + " prev\n" +
" " + "\n" +
td_cls4 + " cls4\n" +
td + " td\n" +
td1 + " td1\n" +
td_vw + "\n" +
tdup + " tdup\n"
#pr2 + " pr2\n"
#close + " cls\n" +
#close[4] + " cls4"
, (if td1 then color.cyan else color.gray)
, (if td1 or td_cls4 then yes else no));
#



I hope to scan for the 9. I tried substituting the lines of code and got the error that addlabel was not allowed in this context so I hashtagged out the addlabel (I have no idea what i am doing just tried something) and now i have the one plot expected error.

@MerryDay would you mind referencing which version of code I should use for the scan (which post) bc ppl are asking for adjustments to arrows and bubbles and I have no interest in that just want to scan for the 9.

thank you and I am sorry I couldnt substitute the code successfully.
Click to expand...

Your error is only possible if you attempted to stuff code into the scan hacker.
Please don't!
Please follow the directions in the scan tutorial:
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/how-to-use-thinkorswim-stock-hacker-scans.284/


1. copy & paste the study from https://usethinkscript.com/threads/demark-9-for-thinkorswim.11212/#post-99312
2. how to copy & paste: https://usethinkscript.com/threads/how-to-import-existing-thinkscript-code-on-thinkorswim.10/


To create a scan:

replace these lines of code:
def TDUp = TD - td_vw;
def TDDn = TS - ts_vw;
Click to expand...
with these:
plot TDUp = TD - td_vw;
plot TDDn = TS - ts_vw;
Click to expand...

scan condition is:
tdup == 9
Click to expand...
or
tddn == 9
Click to expand...

Here is a tutorial for how to set up your scan condition in the scan hacker:
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/how-to-use-thinkorswim-stock-hacker-scans.284/
 
halcyonguy said:
Tom Demark Sequential 9 (TDS 9) is a technical indicator that helps identify a possible trend change. Specifically, if 9 consecutive candles close higher than the previous four, a reversal or correction in a stock's trend is possible.

Ruby: 
# demark9_01

#addlabel(1, "demark9_0", color.white);

# https://usethinkscript.com/threads/convert-tradingview-demark-9.11212/
#Convert Tradingview DeMark 9

#//DeMark_9_Indicator_Wealth_Insider
#study("DeMark9 Indicator",overlay=true)
#TD = close > close[4] ?nz(TD[1])+1:0
#TS = close < close[4] ?nz(TS[1])+1:0
#TDUp = TD - valuewhen(TD < TD[1], TD , 1 )
#TDDn = TS - valuewhen(TS < TS[1], TS , 1 )
#plotshape(TDUp==7?true:na,style=shape.triangledown,text="7",color=green,location=location.abovebar)
#plotshape(TDUp==8?true:na,style=shape.triangledown,text="8",color=green,location=location.abovebar)
#plotshape(TDUp==9?true:na,style=shape.triangledown,text="??",color=green,location=location.abovebar)
#plotshape(TDDn==7?true:na,style=shape.triangleup,text="7",color=red,location=location.belowbar)
#plotshape(TDDn==8?true:na,style=shape.triangleup,text="8",color=red,location=location.belowbar)
#plotshape(TDDn==9?true:na,style=shape.triangleup,text="?",color=red,location=location.belowbar)

#------------------------------
input bubbles_on = yes;
# ------------------------------

script ValueWhen {
# look for a previous occurance of a value, and return the value of a diff var
#  valuewhen(condition, return_var, nth occurrence)
#  nth occurrence, original pine code starts n at 0, so 1 is the 2nd
input cond = 0;
input pr = 0;
input n2 = 0;

def n = n2 + 1;
# start at 0 so it looks at current bar
def offset2 = fold j = 0 to 200
with p
while p < n + 1
do p + ( if p == n then j-n else if getvalue(cond, j) then 1 else 0 );
# def bnz = bn - offset2 + 1;
plot price = getvalue(pr, offset2-1);
plot offset = offset2;
}


#-------------------------------
script nz {
 # test if number is valid
 input a = 0;
 def b = if isnan(a) then 0 else a;
 plot c = b;
};
#-------------------------------

def bn = barnumber();
input prev_n_cond = 1;
addlabel(1, "prev n cond " +  prev_n_cond, color.yellow);

#TD = close > close[4] ?nz(TD[1])+1:0
#TS = close < close[4] ?nz(TS[1])+1:0

def td_cls4 = close > close[4];
def ts_cls4 = close < close[4];

def TD = if close > close[4] then nz(TD[1])+1 else 0;
def TS = if close < close[4] then nz(TS[1])+1 else 0;


#  valuewhen(condition, return_price, nth occurrence)
#  n starts at 0, so 1 would be the 2nd prev occurance
#TDUp = TD - valuewhen(TD < TD[1], TD , 1 )
#TDDn = TS - valuewhen(TS < TS[1], TS , 1 )
def td1 = TD < TD[1];
def ts1 = TS < TS[1];
def td_vw = valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond).price;
def ts_vw = valuewhen(TS1, TS , prev_n_cond).price;

#def TDUp = TD - valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond);
#def TDDn = TS - valuewhen(TS1, TS , prev_n_cond);
def TDUp = TD - td_vw;
def TDDn = TS - ts_vw;


#plotshape(TDUp==7?true:na,style=shape.triangledown,text="7",color=green,location=location.abovebar)
addchartbubble( (bubbles_on and tdup >= 7 and tdup <= 9), high, tdup, color.green, yes);
#plotshape(TDDn==7?true:na,style=shape.triangleup,text="7",color=red,location=location.belowbar)
addchartbubble( (bubbles_on and tddn >= 7 and tddn <= 9), low, tddn, color.red, no);

#------------------------------------

def pr = valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond).price;
def off = valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond).offset;
#def pr2 = getvalue(td, off-1);


#def td_vw = valuewhen(TD1, TD , prev_n_cond);
input test1 = no;
addchartbubble(test1, (if td1 or td_cls4 then high*1.004 else low*0.996),
td1 + " td1\n" +
bn + " bn\n" +
pr + " pr\n" +
off + " off\n" +
(bn - off + 1) + " prev\n" +
" " + "\n" +
td_cls4 + " cls4\n" +
td + " td\n" +
td1 + " td1\n" +
td_vw + "\n" +
tdup + " tdup\n"
#pr2 + " pr2\n"
#close + " cls\n" +
#close[4] + " cls4"
, (if td1 then color.cyan else color.gray)
, (if td1 or td_cls4 then yes else no));
#

View attachment 14752
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When I copy this script to TOS, the 7,8,9 display fine, but a yellow label containing "prev n cond 1" displays at the top-left of my chart. I removed all other indicators to ensure there is not a conflict and it displays on all timeframes with all stocks. How can I resolve the yellow label?
 
@MarkTrades You can eliminate the yellow label by remarking the line of code below with a leading #:

Change
Ruby: 
addlabel(1, "prev n cond " +  prev_n_cond, color.yellow);

To
Ruby: 
# addlabel(1, "prev n cond " +  prev_n_cond, color.yellow);
 
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