def plBuy = GetAveragePrice();
def plStraightLine = highestall(plBuy);
plot x=plStraightLine;
x.SetDefaultColor(Color.RED);
x.SetLineWeight(3);
# pl1 is Price Level 10%
plot pl1 = x * 1.10;
pl1.SetDefaultColor(Color.GREEN);
pl1.SetLineWeight(3);
addLabel(YES,plBuy,color.yellow);#Example of Average Entry Price with stops
# Plotting Average Actual Entry with ATR stops
# Mobius
# 01.01.2018
input AtrMultiplier = 2.00;
input Atr_Length = 5;
input Dir = {default long, short};
plot hide = double.nan;
hide.setDefaultColor(Color.Black);
def c = if isNaN(close[-1]) then close else c[1];
def ATR = Average(TrueRange(high, close, low), Atr_Length) * AtrMultiplier;
def Entry = if isNaN(GetAveragePrice())
then Entry[1]
else GetAveragePrice();
def LastEntryBar = if Entry != Entry[1]
then barNumber()
else LastEntryBar[1];
plot Entry_ = if barNumber() >= HighestAll(LastEntryBar) and Entry > 0
then highestAll(if isNaN(close[-1])
then Entry
else double.nan)
else double.nan;
Entry_.SetStyle(Curve.Long_Dash);
Entry_.SetLineWeight(3);
Entry_.SetDefaultColor(CreateColor(255,215,0));
Entry_.HideBubble();
Entry_.HideTitle();
def PL = if Entry > 0 then Entry - c else 0;
#AddChartBubble(barNumber() == HighestAll(barNumber()), Entry_, "AVG " + AsDollars(Entry), Entry_.TakeValueColor());
plot stop;
stop.SetLineWeight(2);
stop.SetdefaultColor(color.red);
switch (Dir)
{
case long:
stop = if barNumber() >= HighestAll(LastEntryBar) and Entry > 0
then highestAll(if isNaN(close[-1])
then Entry - ATR
else double.nan)
else double.nan;;
case short:
stop = if barNumber() >= HighestAll(LastEntryBar) and Entry > 0
then highestAll(if isNaN(close[-1])
then Entry + ATR
else double.nan)
else double.nan;;
}
plot tgt;
tgt.SetLineWeight(2);
tgt.SetdefaultColor(color.green);
switch (Dir)
{
case long:
tgt = if barNumber() >= HighestAll(LastEntryBar) and Entry > 0
then highestAll(if isNaN(close[-1])
then Entry + ATR
else double.nan)
else double.nan;;
case short:
tgt = if barNumber() >= HighestAll(LastEntryBar) and Entry > 0
then highestAll(if isNaN(close[-1])
then Entry - ATR
else double.nan)
else double.nan;;
}
# End Code
# Dynamic Line
# zzz
# 11.18.2015
# Plots a horizontal line beginning on the closing value x number of bars ago
# Set Detrend to the number of bars ago you want to begin drawing the line
# Add code to plot a continuous price line into the right expansion area by
# the specified number of bars
#
# This version is actually simpler and works better than the previous version
# as it would not work if you chose detrend (unlikely choice). If "linefrom"
# is a negative number, it will plot back into the chart bars; if you use a
# positive number, it will plot only in the expansion area.
input linefrom = -60;#Hint linefrom: negative numbers plot in candle area, positive in expansion
input lineto = 60;#Hint lineto: limits how far into expansion the line will plot
input detrend = 0;#Hint detrend: usually zero. if you want a prior period, then enter a positive number
input price = close;
def lastbar = if IsNaN(close[-1]) and !IsNaN(close)
then BarNumber()
else lastbar[1];
def c = HighestAll(if IsNaN(close[-1]) and !IsNaN(close)
then price[detrend]
else Double.NaN);
plot Data = if BarNumber() >= highestall(lastbar + linefrom) and
BarNumber() <= highestall(lastbar + lineto)
then c
else Double.NaN;
# End Studyplot plBuy;
#plBuy = 791.5533;
plBuy = GetAveragePrice();
plBuy.SetDefaultColor(Color.RED);
plBuy.SetLineWeight(3);
addLabel(YES,plBuy,color.yellow);
It plots and shows on my Daily time frame chart, but doesn't show on my weekly or monthly chart. Is this something that can be adjusted to work on a weekly or monthly, or does the GetAveragePrice() not work on those chart periods?
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