if LCSlope > LCSlope[1] and LCSlope crosses above -.15 and LCAcceleration > LCAcceleration[1] then "Bull Begin" else
if LCSlope[1] < LCSlope[2] and LCSlope > LCSlope[1] and LCAcceleration > LCAcceleration[1] then "Bull Begin" else
stick it in the bottom of your script.Is it possible to write a scan for:
plot LeavittBuy = if LCSlope > LCSlope[1] and LCSlope crosses above -.15 and LCAcceleration > LCAcceleration[1] then 1 else if LCSlope[1] < LCSlope[2] and LCSlope > LCSlope[1] and LCAcceleration > LCAcceleration[1] then 1 else 0;
LeavittBuy.Hide();
YourScriptname().LeavittBuy is true
DV_Clearnce_Range is used in 5m/15m to make a trade direction decision and find the appropriate support/resistance levels, DV_Clearnce_Range is also try to breach, AKA make a trade decision with in 15m (configured value, could be 5 or 30 mins), there are times where a trade decision can't be made, nevertheless, both Short/Long entry and stops are printed for the said Breach configuration. This happens to aline with Open_Range_Breakout levels.@SuryaKiranC Thank you for the nice write up. Do you follow similar rules for swing trades or that changes a bit due to the longer nature of the trade?
thanks for posting this! i slimmed it down and will post a screenshot of what is remaining.... been testing it out on the es 5 min and have had some success... during choppy market it doesn't perform all that well, but if can stick it out, once a good trend comes, makes more than up for the loss during the chop (at least so far)... will try to post later this week and or weekendI have a setup with Leavitt study sets combined with OpenRangeBreakout and Something called DV Clearance Range.
The Setup can give long or short direction for the day after 30 mins, to be used on 5m chart for Openrange to show the range, DV Clearing Range can work on 15m and lower, I am still working on this setup to test it out during trade hours or perhaps in an On-Demand.
Leavitt_Grid: https://tos.mx/q3HQTcw
Backtested this with on-demand, was painful to load the charts but was able to pull it off in about 3 hours, SQ and MSFT were the tickers and the date was default selected to Feb 27th.
SQ was a scalp and MSFT was a swing in to opening of next day came out to 18410$ profit (SQ - 14contracts Call Scalp MSFT - 22 Contracts Put Swing)
-S
thanks for posting this! i slimmed it down and will post a screenshot of what is remaining.... been testing it out on the es 5 min and have had some success... during choppy market it doesn't perform all that well, but if can stick it out, once a good trend comes, makes more than up for the loss during the chop (at least so far)... will try to post later this week and or weekend
so, been using it on the /nq 5 min as seems to be better with nq than es, and was super excited... my 1st week back testing it with on demand was doing great, (was a trending type of week ) but the next week was choppy and took back most of the gainsthanks for posting this! i slimmed it down and will post a screenshot of what is remaining.... been testing it out on the es 5 min and have had some success... during choppy market it doesn't perform all that well, but if can stick it out, once a good trend comes, makes more than up for the loss during the chop (at least so far)... will try to post later this week and or weekend
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