Trigun1127
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Alright guys im not sure if this one is easy or hard to make but im going to throw it out there.
Could someone make an Indicator that
1.Draws a line across Highs or Lows that are the exact same to the tick.
2.There must be a minimum of 3 bars with the exact same High or Low for it to plot.
3. Must have a user defined range for which it scans those Highs and/or Lows (ex. 5 bar range or 10 bar range).
4.I'm also looking for a hierarchy of these types of patterns.
5. Highest of the hierarchy = Most candles with exact Highs in the range with the most consecutive bars that contain those highs
Second in Hierarchy = More exact Highs or lows in the range. like 9 bars with Highs but less consecutive is still very strong
Last more intermittent bars in the range with same high (not consecutive/less consecutive) -
Example | Ex= Exact High or Exact Low |
| Not = Not exact High/Low |
Hiearchy1: Ex - Ex - Ex - Ex =Greater then 3 and consecutive
Hierachy2: Ex- Ex- Not - Not - Ex -Ex -Ex =Greater then 3 Less consecutive
Higharchy3: Ex- Ex - Not - Not -Ex = Only 3 less consecutive
Hierarchy3: Ex - Not - Ex - Not -Ex = Only 3 Less consecutive still
So the further Apart those bars = lower in hierarchy
The minimum count again is 3 bars. So greater then 3 is higher in the hierarchy
7. To designate lower hierarchy vs Hierarchy plots allow user defined color setting for the line plot is fine.
8. The ability to turn on and off extension to the right of those lines until those highs or lows are breached.
9. MTF (if possible maby tooooo much work) where the extension of those lines can be turned on and off and the ability to have the date displayed across the extension that shows only on the current trading day. So if this happened months ago the text May 20th would be placed above the line for todays trading day. Again if the extension is breached by a tick going over its high or low the extension stops extending there.
10. RTH start at 9:30
Just a slight expansion on Hierarchy 1's example since I didn't make it clear enough i think. That example doesn't show a lot of exact Highs but in reality It can show the same amount as Hierarchy 2 but the point being it has more consecutive bars greater then 3. That places it in Hierarchy 1.
Could someone make an Indicator that
1.Draws a line across Highs or Lows that are the exact same to the tick.
2.There must be a minimum of 3 bars with the exact same High or Low for it to plot.
3. Must have a user defined range for which it scans those Highs and/or Lows (ex. 5 bar range or 10 bar range).
4.I'm also looking for a hierarchy of these types of patterns.
5. Highest of the hierarchy = Most candles with exact Highs in the range with the most consecutive bars that contain those highs
Second in Hierarchy = More exact Highs or lows in the range. like 9 bars with Highs but less consecutive is still very strong
Last more intermittent bars in the range with same high (not consecutive/less consecutive) -
Example | Ex= Exact High or Exact Low |
| Not = Not exact High/Low |
Hiearchy1: Ex - Ex - Ex - Ex =Greater then 3 and consecutive
Hierachy2: Ex- Ex- Not - Not - Ex -Ex -Ex =Greater then 3 Less consecutive
Higharchy3: Ex- Ex - Not - Not -Ex = Only 3 less consecutive
Hierarchy3: Ex - Not - Ex - Not -Ex = Only 3 Less consecutive still
So the further Apart those bars = lower in hierarchy
The minimum count again is 3 bars. So greater then 3 is higher in the hierarchy
7. To designate lower hierarchy vs Hierarchy plots allow user defined color setting for the line plot is fine.
8. The ability to turn on and off extension to the right of those lines until those highs or lows are breached.
9. MTF (if possible maby tooooo much work) where the extension of those lines can be turned on and off and the ability to have the date displayed across the extension that shows only on the current trading day. So if this happened months ago the text May 20th would be placed above the line for todays trading day. Again if the extension is breached by a tick going over its high or low the extension stops extending there.
10. RTH start at 9:30
Just a slight expansion on Hierarchy 1's example since I didn't make it clear enough i think. That example doesn't show a lot of exact Highs but in reality It can show the same amount as Hierarchy 2 but the point being it has more consecutive bars greater then 3. That places it in Hierarchy 1.