Identify Closed hours High?

TOS-man

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Hi,

With following code, I'm only able to plot latest Closed hours High only. Closed hours are between 4:00 PM to 9:30 AM EST.

Is there a way to plot previous Closed hours High also?

Thanks!

Code:
input PlotOverNightExtremes = yes;
input DisplayPriceBubbleOnHiLowBar = yes;
input DisplayPriceBubbleOnRightEdge = yes;

def o = open;
def h = high;
def l = low;
def c = close;

def Post = secondsFromTime(1600);
def Pre = secondsTillTime(930);
def Closed  = Post >=0 or Pre>=0;

def bar = BarNumber();
def GlobeX = Closed;# GetTime() < RegularTradingStart(GetYYYYMMDD());

def ONhigh = if GlobeX and !GlobeX[1]
then h
else if GlobeX and h > ONhigh[1]
then h
else ONhigh[1];

def ONhighBar = if GlobeX and h == ONhigh
then bar
else Double.NaN;

def ONlow = if GlobeX and !GlobeX[1]
then l
else if GlobeX and l < ONlow[1]
then l
else ONlow[1];

def ONlowBar = if GlobeX and l == ONlow
then bar
else Double.NaN;

def OverNightHigh = if BarNumber() == HighestAll(ONhighBar)
then ONhigh
else OverNightHigh[1];

plot ONH = if OverNightHigh > 0
then OverNightHigh
else Double.NaN;

ONH.SetHiding(!PlotOverNightExtremes);
ONH.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
ONH.SetDefaultColor(Color.BLUE);
ONH.HideBubble();
ONH.HideTitle();

# Bubble code
AddChartBubble(bar == ONhighBar and PlotOverNightExtremes and DisplayPriceBubbleOnHiLowBar, ONH, "ONH: " + ONH, createColor(204,204,255));

AddChartBubble(barNumber() == highestAll(barnumber()) and  PlotOverNightExtremes and DisplayPriceBubbleOnRightEdge, ONH, "ONH: " + ONH, createColor(204,204,255));

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Solution
Hi,

With following code, I'm only able to plot latest Closed hours High only. Closed hours are between 4:00 PM to 9:30 AM EST.

Is there a way to plot previous Closed hours High also?

Thanks!

This hopefully plots the post close high on the days correctly. You can add more days by copying, pasting and editing the plots/styles and bubbles. The daysback in the plots start at zero and increment by 2, as you can see in the code, for each subsequent days post close days.


Capture.jpg
Ruby:
script onh_ {
input daysback = 1;

def ymd =  SecondsFromTime(1600) >= 0 or SecondsTillTime(0930) > 0;
def candles  = !IsNaN(close);
def capture  = ymd != ymd[1];
def dayCount = CompoundValue(1, if capture then dayCount[1] + 1 else dayCount[1]...
Hi,

With following code, I'm only able to plot latest Closed hours High only. Closed hours are between 4:00 PM to 9:30 AM EST.

Is there a way to plot previous Closed hours High also?

Thanks!

This hopefully plots the post close high on the days correctly. You can add more days by copying, pasting and editing the plots/styles and bubbles. The daysback in the plots start at zero and increment by 2, as you can see in the code, for each subsequent days post close days.


Capture.jpg
Ruby:
script onh_ {
input daysback = 1;

def ymd =  SecondsFromTime(1600) >= 0 or SecondsTillTime(0930) > 0;
def candles  = !IsNaN(close);
def capture  = ymd != ymd[1];
def dayCount = CompoundValue(1, if capture then dayCount[1] + 1 else dayCount[1], 0);
def thisDay  = (HighestAll(dayCount) - dayCount) ;

input PlotOverNightExtremes = yes;
input DisplayPriceBubbleOnHiLowBar = yes;
input DisplayPriceBubbleOnRightEdge = yes;

def o = open;
def h = high;
def l = low;
def c = close;

def Post =  thisday==daysback and secondsFromTime(1600);
def Pre =   thisday==daysback and secondsTillTime(930);
def Closed  = thisday==daysback and (Post >=0 or Pre>=0);



def bar = BarNumber();
def GlobeX =  thisday==daysback and  Closed;# GetTime() < RegularTradingStart(GetYYYYMMDD());

def ONhigh = if thisday==daysback and  GlobeX and !GlobeX[1]
then h
else if thisday==daysback and GlobeX and h > ONhigh[1]
then h
else ONhigh[1];

def ONhighBar = if  thisday==daysback and GlobeX and h == ONhigh
then bar
else Double.NaN;

def ONlow = if  thisday==daysback and GlobeX and !GlobeX[1]
then l
else if  thisday==daysback and GlobeX and l < ONlow[1]
then l
else ONlow[1];

def ONlowBar = if  thisday==daysback and  GlobeX and l == ONlow
then bar
else Double.NaN;

def OverNightHigh = if  thisday==daysback and BarNumber() == HighestAll(ONhighBar)
then ONhigh
else OverNightHigh[1];

plot ONH = if  thisday<=daysback and  OverNightHigh > 0
then OverNightHigh
else Double.NaN;

ONH.SetHiding(!PlotOverNightExtremes);
ONH.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
ONH.SetDefaultColor(Color.BLUE);
ONH.HideBubble();
ONH.HideTitle();
}

plot onh0 = onh_(daysback = 0);
plot onh1 = onh_(daysback = 2);
plot onh2 = onh_(daysback = 4);
plot onh3 = onh_(daysback = 6);

onh0.setdefaultColor(color.blue);
onh1.setdefaultColor(color.blue);
onh2.setdefaultColor(color.blue);
onh3.setdefaultColor(color.blue);

input lineweight = 4;
onh0.setlineweight(lineweight);
onh1.setlineweight(lineweight);
onh2.setlineweight(lineweight);
onh3.setlineweight(lineweight);

addchartbubble(isnan(onh0[1]) and !isnan(onh0),onh0,onh0,createColor(204,204,255));
addchartbubble(isnan(onh1[1]) and !isnan(onh1),onh1,onh1,createColor(204,204,255));
addchartbubble(isnan(onh2[1]) and !isnan(onh2),onh2,onh2,createColor(204,204,255));
addchartbubble(isnan(onh3[1]) and !isnan(onh3),onh3,onh3,createColor(204,204,255));
 
Solution
This hopefully plots the post close high on the days correctly. You can add more days by copying, pasting and editing the plots/styles and bubbles. The daysback in the plots start at zero and increment by 2, as you can see in the code, for each subsequent days post close days.
Thank you SleepyZ.

Didn't know one can create block of script code and reuse it like here. Pretty cool..eh!

A question - is there a way to stop the ONH line print after trading day is over? It will help in avoiding the confusion due to to multiple lines on current day.

Thanks again!
 
Thank you SleepyZ.

Didn't know one can create block of script code and reuse it like here. Pretty cool..eh!

A question - is there a way to stop the ONH line print after trading day is over? It will help in avoiding the confusion due to to multiple lines on current day.

Thanks again!

Replace the following code which seems to limit the plot as you wish

Capture.jpg
Code:
plot ONH = if thisday<daysback-1 then double.nan else if thisday<=daysback  and  OverNightHigh > 0
then OverNightHigh
else Double.NaN;
 

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