Formulate new candlesticks

[shakib3585]

Hello All,

I am trying to make a candlestick chart based on the code provided. It should follow the same strategy of "red" and "green" colors for bullish and bearish candles, respectively.
I intend to use the formulated candlestick in any time frame. Once formulated, I only want to see the formulated candlesticks and not the regular candlesticks. Please help.

Thanks

def op = (0.5*(open[1]+open[2]));
def cl = (0.5*(close[1]+close[2]));
def hi = (0.5*(high[1]+high[2]));
def lo = (0.5*(low[1]+low[2]));

 

[SleepyZ]

Hello All,

I am trying to make a candlestick chart based on the code provided. It should follow the same strategy of "red" and "green" colors for bullish and bearish candles, respectively.
I intend to use the formulated candlestick in any time frame. Once formulated, I only want to see the formulated candlesticks and not the regular candlesticks. Please help.

Thanks

def op = (0.5*(open[1]+open[2]));
def cl = (0.5*(close[1]+close[2]));
def hi = (0.5*(high[1]+high[2]));
def lo = (0.5*(low[1]+low[2]));

Try this

input hide_price_plot = yes;
HidePricePlot(hide_price_plot);

def op = (0.5 * (open[1] + open[2]));
def cl = (0.5 * (close[1] + close[2]));
def hi = (0.5 * (high[1] + high[2]));
def lo = (0.5 * (low[1] + low[2]));

input charttype = ChartType.CANDLE;

def o1 = if op < cl
         then op
         else Double.NaN;
def c1 = if op < cl
         then cl
         else Double.NaN;
def h1 = if op < cl
         then hi
         else Double.NaN;
def l1 = if op < cl
         then lo
         else Double.NaN;

AddChart(growColor = Color.GREEN, fallColor = Color.RED, neutralColor = Color.GRAY, high = h1, low = l1, open = c1, close = o1, type = charttype);

def o2 = if op > cl
         then op
         else Double.NaN;
def h2 = hi;
def l2 = lo;
def c2 = if op > cl
         then cl
         else Double.NaN;
AddChart(growColor = Color.RED, fallColor = Color.GREEN, neutralColor = Color.GRAY, high = h2, low = l2, open = o2, close = c2, type = charttype);

def o3 = if op == cl
         then op
         else Double.NaN;
def h3 = hi;
def l3 = lo;
def c3 = if op == cl
         then cl
         else Double.NaN;
AddChart(growColor = Color.YELLOW, fallColor = Color.GREEN, neutralColor = Color.GRAY, high = h3, low = l3, open = o3, close = c3, type = charttype);

 

[shakib3585]

Try this

Thank you @SleepyZ . I have plotted the code and looks like the following
View attachment 19415

In the chart, there are some prices that looks like four price candlesticks ( high = low =open = close). Is there a possible way to make it into a solid candlsestick like Heiken-Ashi

Please the the chart in the following. I have red circled some areas where there are no sloid candlesticks, only dashes
shared chart link: http://tos.mx/Z9fcutA

 

[SleepyZ]

Thank you @SleepyZ . I have plotted the code and looks like the following
View attachment 19415

In the chart, there are some prices that looks like four price candlesticks ( high = low =open = close). Is there a possible way to make it into a solid candlsestick like Heiken-Ashi

Please the the chart in the following. I have red circled some areas where there are no sloid candlesticks, only dashes
shared chart link: http://tos.mx/Z9fcutA

This uses heikin ashi logic for the candles you circled. The color of those candles is determined by comparing the hahigh to the prior candle's hahigh

#Formulate_new_candlesticks

input hide_price_plot = yes;
HidePricePlot(hide_price_plot);

def op = (0.5 * (open[1] + open[2]));
def cl = (0.5 * (close[1] + close[2]));
def hi = (0.5 * (high[1] + high[2]));
def lo = (0.5 * (low[1] + low[2]));

def  HAclose = (op + hi + lo + cl) / 4;
def  HAopen  = (CompoundValue(1, (HAopen[1] + HAclose[1]) / 2, (op[1] + cl[1]) / 2));
def  haopen_ = (HAopen + 0) ;
def  HAhigh  = (Max(Max(hi, haopen_), HAclose));
def  HAlow   = (Min(Min(lo, haopen_), HAclose));

input charttype = ChartType.CANDLE;

def o1 = if op < cl
         then op
         else Double.NaN;
def c1 = if op < cl
         then cl
         else Double.NaN;
def h1 = if op < cl
         then hi
         else Double.NaN;
def l1 = if op < cl
         then lo
         else Double.NaN;

AddChart(growColor = Color.GREEN, fallColor = Color.RED, neutralColor = Color.GRAY, high = h1, low = l1, open = c1, close = o1, type = charttype);

def o2 = if op > cl
         then op
         else Double.NaN;
def h2 = if op > cl
         then hi
         else Double.NaN;
def l2 = if op > cl
         then lo
         else Double.NaN;
def c2 = if op > cl
         then cl
         else Double.NaN;
AddChart(growColor = Color.RED, fallColor = Color.GREEN, neutralColor = Color.GRAY, high = h2, low = l2, open = o2, close = c2, type = charttype);

def o3 = if op == cl and HAhigh < HAhigh[1]
         then HAhigh
         else Double.NaN;
def h3 = if op == cl and HAhigh < HAhigh[1]
         then HAhigh
         else Double.NaN;
def l3 = if op == cl and HAhigh < HAhigh[1]
         then HAlow
         else Double.NaN;
def c3 = if op == cl and HAhigh < HAhigh[1]
         then HAlow
         else Double.NaN;
AddChart(growColor = Color.RED, fallColor = Color.GREEN, neutralColor = Color.GRAY, high = h3, low = l3, open = o3, close = c3, type = charttype);


def o4 = if op == cl and HAhigh >= HAhigh[1]
         then HAhigh
         else Double.NaN;
def h4 = if op == cl and HAhigh >= HAhigh[1]
         then HAhigh
         else Double.NaN;
def l4 = if op == cl and HAhigh >= HAhigh[1]
         then HAlow
         else Double.NaN;
def c4 = if op == cl and HAhigh >= HAhigh[1]
         then HAlow
         else Double.NaN;
AddChart(growColor = Color.GREEN, fallColor = Color.GREEN, neutralColor = Color.GRAY, high = h4, low = l4, open = o4, close = c4, type = charttype);

 

[MerryDay]

Thank you @SleepyZ . I have plotted the code and looks like the following
View attachment 19415

In the chart, there are some prices that looks like four price candlesticks ( high = low =open = close). Is there a possible way to make it into a solid candlsestick like Heiken-Ashi

Please the the chart in the following. I have red circled some areas where there are no sloid candlesticks, only dashes
shared chart link: http://tos.mx/Z9fcutA

View attachment 19416

Think about it. You are asking to plot as a candle: the delta of the candle from 2 bars ago compared to the previous candle. The dashes are where there is no appreciable difference so nothing to build a candle on.
It is an awesome way to visually display exhaustion.
Love it!

 

[shakib3585]

thank you @SleepyZ and @MerryDay

 

[Kashkian]

This uses heikin ashi logic for the candles you circled. The color of those candles is determined by comparing the hahigh to the prior candle's hahigh

Hi SleepyZ, can you please write the codes for drawing a straight line between the highestall(high) and lowestall(low) with any length. basically I want to draw a straight line between two points. I did as follow but it did not draw a line.

plot HL = if !isnan(highestall(high)) then highestall(high) else lowestall(low);
HL.enableApproximation();
HL.setlineWeight(5);
HL.setdefaultColor(color.white);

 

[SleepyZ]

Hi SleepyZ, can you please write the codes for drawing a straight line between the highestall(high) and lowestall(low) with any length. basically I want to draw a straight line between two points. I did as follow but it did not draw a line.

plot HL = if !isnan(highestall(high)) then highestall(high) else lowestall(low);
HL.enableApproximation();
HL.setlineWeight(5);
HL.setdefaultColor(color.white);

Try this. This finds the bar location and then the price to use.

def hh  = if high == highestall(high) then 1 else double.nan;
def ll  = if low == lowestall(low) then 1 else double.nan;
plot HL = if !isnan(hh) then high else if !isnan(ll) then low else double.nan;
HL.enableApproximation();
HL.setlineWeight(5);
HL.setdefaultColor(color.white);