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I am attempting to create an hourly upper indicator similar to the "volatility box". I used BenTen's "Average Price Movements" as a guide (I'm not a programmer).

In this case, I am looking back each hour for 60 hourly periods, taking an average of the range and the high of each period and then projecting them. I feel like my calculations are correct but it clearly isn't displaying correctly. What it should do is find the low for the current 60-minute candle and add the average and upper price movement number to project the high. Conversely, it should find the high for the current 60-minute candle, and subtract the average and the upper price movement range for that hour to project the low. If anyone has any insight into this it would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance. Sorry I don't see where to insert an image without referencing a website. I have screenshots of this.

Code is as follows:

Code: 
# HPMR 60-Period look-back

input aggregationPeriod = AggregationPeriod.HOUR;
def hourhigh = high(period = aggregationPeriod);
def hourlow = low(period = aggregationPeriod);
def houropen = open(period = aggregationPeriod);
def range = (hourhigh - hourlow);

# Median number of the range

def t1 = range[23]/2;
def t2 = range[46]/2;
def t3 = range[69]/2;
def t4 = range[92]/2;
def t5 = range[115]/2;
def t6 = range[138]/2;
def t7 = range[161]/2;
def t8 = range[184]/2;
def t9 = range[207]/2;
def t10 = range[230]/2;
def t11 = range[253]/2;
def t12 = range[276]/2;
def t13 = range[299]/2;
def t14 = range[322]/2;
def t15 = range[345]/2;
def t16 = range[368]/2;
def t17 = range[391]/2;
def t18 = range[414]/2;
def t19 = range[437]/2;
def t20 = range[460]/2;
def t21 = range[483]/2;
def t22 = range[506]/2;
def t23 = range[529]/2;
def t24 = range[552]/2;
def t25 = range[575]/2;
def t26 = range[598]/2;
def t27 = range[621]/2;
def t28 = range[644]/2;
def t29 = range[667]/2;
def t30 = range[690]/2;
def t31 = range[713]/2;
def t32 = range[736]/2;
def t33 = range[759]/2;
def t34 = range[782]/2;
def t35 = range[805]/2;
def t36 = range[828]/2;
def t37 = range[851]/2;
def t38 = range[874]/2;
def t39 = range[897]/2;
def t40 = range[920]/2;
def t41 = range[943]/2;
def t42 = range[966]/2;
def t43 = range[989]/2;
def t44 = range[1002]/2;
def t45 = range[1035]/2;
def t46 = range[1058]/2;
def t47 = range[1081]/2;
def t48 = range[1104]/2;
def t49 = range[1127]/2;
def t50 = range[1150]/2;
def t51 = range[1173]/2;
def t52 = range[1196]/2;
def t53 = range[1219]/2;
def t54 = range[1242]/2;
def t55 = range[1265]/2;
def t56 = range[1288]/2;
def t57 = range[1311]/2;
def t58 = range[1334]/2;
def t59 = range[1357]/2;
def t60 = range[1380]/2;

# Highs each period

def s1 = t1 * 2;
def s2 = t2 * 2;
def s3 = t3 * 2;
def s4 = t4 * 2;
def s5 = t5 * 2;
def s6 = t6 * 2;
def s7 = t7 * 2;
def s8 = t8 * 2;
def s9 = t9 * 2;
def s10 = t10 * 2;
def s11 = t11 * 2;
def s12 = t12 * 2;
def s13 = t13 * 2;
def s14 = t14 * 2;
def s15 = t15 * 2;
def s16 = t16 * 2;
def s17 = t17 * 2;
def s18 = t18 * 2;
def s19 = t19 * 2;
def s20 = t20 * 2;
def s21 = t21 * 2;
def s22 = t22 * 2;
def s23 = t23 * 2;
def s24 = t24 * 2;
def s25 = t25 * 2;
def s26 = t26 * 2;
def s27 = t27 * 2;
def s28 = t28 * 2;
def s29 = t29 * 2;
def s30 = t30 * 2;
def s31 = t31 * 2;
def s32 = t32 * 2;
def s33 = t33 * 2;
def s34 = t34 * 2;
def s35 = t35 * 2;
def s36 = t36 * 2;
def s37 = t37 * 2;
def s38 = t38 * 2;
def s39 = t39 * 2;
def s40 = t40 * 2;
def s41 = t41 * 2;
def s42 = t42 * 2;
def s43 = t43 * 2;
def s44 = t44 * 2;
def s45 = t45 * 2;
def s46 = t46 * 2;
def s47 = t47 * 2;
def s48 = t48 * 2;
def s49 = t49 * 2;
def s50 = t50 * 2;
def s51 = t51 * 2;
def s52 = t52 * 2;
def s53 = t53 * 2;
def s54 = t54 * 2;
def s55 = t55 * 2;
def s56 = t56 * 2;
def s57 = t57 * 2;
def s58 = t58 * 2;
def s59 = t59 * 2;
def s60 = t60 * 2;


def hpmr_avg = (t1 + t2 + t3 + t4 + t5 + t6 + t7 + t8 + t9 + t10 + t11 + t12 + t13 + t14 + t15 + t16 + t17 + t18 + t19 + t20 + t21 + t22 + t23 + t24 + t25 + t26 + t27 + t28 + t29 + t30 + t31 + t32 + t33 + t34 + t35 + t36 + t37 + t38 + t39 + t40 + t41 + t42 + t43 + t44 + t45 + t46 + t47 + t48 + t49 + t50 + t51 + t52 + t53 + t54 + t55 + t56 + t57 + t58 + t59 + t60) / 60;
def hpmr_high = (s1 + s2 + s3 + s4 + s5 + s6 + s7 + s8 + s9 + s10 + s11 + s12 + s13 + s14 + s15 + s16 + s17 + s18 + s19 + s20 + s21 + s22 + s23 + s24 + s25 + s26 + s27 + s28 + s29 + s30 + s31 + s32 + s33 + s34 + s35 + s36 + s37 + s38 + s39 + s40 + s41 + s42 + s43 + s44 + s45 + s46 + s47 + s48 + s49 + s50 + s51 + s52 + s53 + s54 + s55 + s56 + s57 + s58 + s59 + s60) / 60;

def uppertopline = (hourlow + hpmr_high);
def upperlowerline = (hourlow + hpmr_avg);
def lowertopline = (hourhigh - hpmr_high);
def lowerlowerline = (hourhigh - hpmr_avg);

plot upperhigh = uppertopline;
plot upperlow = upperlowerline;
plot lowerhigh = lowertopline;
plot lowerlow = lowerlowerline;

addCloud(upperhigh, upperlow, color.RED, color.RED);
addCloud(lowerhigh, lowerlow, color.GREEN, color.GREEN);

upperhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.red);
upperlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.red);
lowerhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.green);
lowerlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.green);
 
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halcyonguy
esvafromdc said:
I am attempting to create an hourly upper indicator similar to the "volatility box". I used BenTen's "Average Price Movements" as a guide (I'm not a programmer).

In this case, I am looking back each hour for 60 hourly periods, taking an average of the range and the high of each period and then projecting them. I feel like my calculations are correct but it clearly isn't displaying correctly. What it should do is find the low for the current 60-minute candle and add the average and upper price movement number to project the high. Conversely, it should find the high for the current 60-minute candle, and subtract the average and the upper price movement range for that hour to project the low. If anyone has any insight into this...
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According to Raghee horner , you need to add same time period high time frame ( weekly ) ( WPMR ) , then * 0.68 get the HOURLY range the rest 32 % probability she called "rare air " ( WPMR + HPMR ) and "really rare air" she use weekly range high *2 ( 2x WPMR) . I don't know how to program this
 
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hao said:
According to Raghee horner , you need to add same time period high time frame ( weekly ) ( WPMR ) , then * 0.68 get the HOURLY range the rest 32 % probability she called "rare air " ( WPMR + HPMR ) and "really rare air" she use weekly range high *2 ( 2x WPMR) . I don't know how to program this
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Wow thank you. That's a lot more specific than she described in the course I took. She simply said take the current low and add the hourly high and hourly average to project the high. That's what I have above. I CAN program it and will post.
 
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This may help some... "HPMRs- aka hourly price movement ranges - show the high and low price movement zones for each hour of the trading day based on an historic 6-month lookback of data. The zones are dynamically drawn based on the price range data and current price."
 
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esvafromdc said:
I am attempting to create an hourly upper indicator similar to the "volatility box". I used BenTen's "Average Price Movements" as a guide (I'm not a programmer).

In this case, I am looking back each hour for 60 hourly periods, taking an average of the range and the high of each period and then projecting them. I feel like my calculations are correct but it clearly isn't displaying correctly. What it should do is find the low for the current 60-minute candle and add the average and upper price movement number to project the high. Conversely, it should find the high for the current 60-minute candle, and subtract the average and the upper price movement range for that hour to project the low. If anyone has any insight into this it would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance. Sorry I don't see where to insert an image without referencing a website. I have screenshots of this.

Code is as follows:

# HPMR 60-Period look-back

input aggregationPeriod = AggregationPeriod.HOUR;
def hourhigh = high(period = aggregationPeriod);
def hourlow = low(period = aggregationPeriod);
def houropen = open(period = aggregationPeriod);
def range = (hourhigh - hourlow);

# Median number of the range

def t1 = range[23]/2;
def t2 = range[46]/2;
def t3 = range[69]/2;
def t4 = range[92]/2;
def t5 = range[115]/2;
def t6 = range[138]/2;
def t7 = range[161]/2;
def t8 = range[184]/2;
def t9 = range[207]/2;
def t10 = range[230]/2;
def t11 = range[253]/2;
def t12 = range[276]/2;
def t13 = range[299]/2;
def t14 = range[322]/2;
def t15 = range[345]/2;
def t16 = range[368]/2;
def t17 = range[391]/2;
def t18 = range[414]/2;
def t19 = range[437]/2;
def t20 = range[460]/2;
def t21 = range[483]/2;
def t22 = range[506]/2;
def t23 = range[529]/2;
def t24 = range[552]/2;
def t25 = range[575]/2;
def t26 = range[598]/2;
def t27 = range[621]/2;
def t28 = range[644]/2;
def t29 = range[667]/2;
def t30 = range[690]/2;
def t31 = range[713]/2;
def t32 = range[736]/2;
def t33 = range[759]/2;
def t34 = range[782]/2;
def t35 = range[805]/2;
def t36 = range[828]/2;
def t37 = range[851]/2;
def t38 = range[874]/2;
def t39 = range[897]/2;
def t40 = range[920]/2;
def t41 = range[943]/2;
def t42 = range[966]/2;
def t43 = range[989]/2;
def t44 = range[1002]/2;
def t45 = range[1035]/2;
def t46 = range[1058]/2;
def t47 = range[1081]/2;
def t48 = range[1104]/2;
def t49 = range[1127]/2;
def t50 = range[1150]/2;
def t51 = range[1173]/2;
def t52 = range[1196]/2;
def t53 = range[1219]/2;
def t54 = range[1242]/2;
def t55 = range[1265]/2;
def t56 = range[1288]/2;
def t57 = range[1311]/2;
def t58 = range[1334]/2;
def t59 = range[1357]/2;
def t60 = range[1380]/2;

# Highs each period

def s1 = t1 * 2;
def s2 = t2 * 2;
def s3 = t3 * 2;
def s4 = t4 * 2;
def s5 = t5 * 2;
def s6 = t6 * 2;
def s7 = t7 * 2;
def s8 = t8 * 2;
def s9 = t9 * 2;
def s10 = t10 * 2;
def s11 = t11 * 2;
def s12 = t12 * 2;
def s13 = t13 * 2;
def s14 = t14 * 2;
def s15 = t15 * 2;
def s16 = t16 * 2;
def s17 = t17 * 2;
def s18 = t18 * 2;
def s19 = t19 * 2;
def s20 = t20 * 2;
def s21 = t21 * 2;
def s22 = t22 * 2;
def s23 = t23 * 2;
def s24 = t24 * 2;
def s25 = t25 * 2;
def s26 = t26 * 2;
def s27 = t27 * 2;
def s28 = t28 * 2;
def s29 = t29 * 2;
def s30 = t30 * 2;
def s31 = t31 * 2;
def s32 = t32 * 2;
def s33 = t33 * 2;
def s34 = t34 * 2;
def s35 = t35 * 2;
def s36 = t36 * 2;
def s37 = t37 * 2;
def s38 = t38 * 2;
def s39 = t39 * 2;
def s40 = t40 * 2;
def s41 = t41 * 2;
def s42 = t42 * 2;
def s43 = t43 * 2;
def s44 = t44 * 2;
def s45 = t45 * 2;
def s46 = t46 * 2;
def s47 = t47 * 2;
def s48 = t48 * 2;
def s49 = t49 * 2;
def s50 = t50 * 2;
def s51 = t51 * 2;
def s52 = t52 * 2;
def s53 = t53 * 2;
def s54 = t54 * 2;
def s55 = t55 * 2;
def s56 = t56 * 2;
def s57 = t57 * 2;
def s58 = t58 * 2;
def s59 = t59 * 2;
def s60 = t60 * 2;


def hpmr_avg = (t1 + t2 + t3 + t4 + t5 + t6 + t7 + t8 + t9 + t10 + t11 + t12 + t13 + t14 + t15 + t16 + t17 + t18 + t19 + t20 + t21 + t22 + t23 + t24 + t25 + t26 + t27 + t28 + t29 + t30 + t31 + t32 + t33 + t34 + t35 + t36 + t37 + t38 + t39 + t40 + t41 + t42 + t43 + t44 + t45 + t46 + t47 + t48 + t49 + t50 + t51 + t52 + t53 + t54 + t55 + t56 + t57 + t58 + t59 + t60) / 60;
def hpmr_high = (s1 + s2 + s3 + s4 + s5 + s6 + s7 + s8 + s9 + s10 + s11 + s12 + s13 + s14 + s15 + s16 + s17 + s18 + s19 + s20 + s21 + s22 + s23 + s24 + s25 + s26 + s27 + s28 + s29 + s30 + s31 + s32 + s33 + s34 + s35 + s36 + s37 + s38 + s39 + s40 + s41 + s42 + s43 + s44 + s45 + s46 + s47 + s48 + s49 + s50 + s51 + s52 + s53 + s54 + s55 + s56 + s57 + s58 + s59 + s60) / 60;

def uppertopline = (hourlow + hpmr_high);
def upperlowerline = (hourlow + hpmr_avg);
def lowertopline = (hourhigh - hpmr_high);
def lowerlowerline = (hourhigh - hpmr_avg);

plot upperhigh = uppertopline;
plot upperlow = upperlowerline;
plot lowerhigh = lowertopline;
plot lowerlow = lowerlowerline;

addCloud(upperhigh, upperlow, color.RED, color.RED);
addCloud(lowerhigh, lowerlow, color.GREEN, color.GREEN);

upperhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.red);
upperlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.red);
lowerhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.green);
lowerlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.green);
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i am not familiar with what you are trying to do, but,

this may or may not help...
i noticed a pattern in the numbers , skipping by 23
so i wrote a loop to read the 60 values, then divide and make an average

i changed the line colors and made them dashes, so you can see that they are the same as original study.
i left the red and green line code in to revert back.

this does the same thing your study does.

Code: 
# avg_rng_60values_01

# simplify 60 formulas
# read bars , 23 bars apart

input agg = AggregationPeriod.HOUR;
def hourhigh = high(period = agg);
def hourlow = low(period = agg);
def r = (hourhigh - hourlow);

input bars_back = 60;
input step = 23;
def x = fold i = 1 to bars_back+1
with p
do p + getvalue(r, ( i * step) );

def s = x / bars_back;
def t = s / 2;

# def hpmr_avg = (t1 + t2
# def hpmr_high = (s1 + s2 + s3
def hpmr_avg = t;
def hpmr_high = s;

def uppertopline = (hourlow + hpmr_high);
def upperlowerline = (hourlow + hpmr_avg);
def lowertopline = (hourhigh - hpmr_high);
def lowerlowerline = (hourhigh - hpmr_avg);

plot upperhigh = uppertopline;
plot upperlow = upperlowerline;
plot lowerhigh = lowertopline;
plot lowerlow = lowerlowerline;

addCloud(upperhigh, upperlow, color.RED, color.RED);
addCloud(lowerhigh, lowerlow, color.GREEN, color.GREEN);

#upperhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.red);
#upperlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.red);
#lowerhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.green);
#lowerlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.green);

upperhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.magenta);
upperlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.magenta);
lowerhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.cyan);
lowerlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.cyan);

upperhigh.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);
upperlow.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);
lowerhigh.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);
lowerlow.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);
#
 
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halcyonguy said:
i am not familiar with what you are trying to do, but,

this may or may not help...
i noticed a pattern in the numbers , skipping by 23
so i wrote a loop to read the 60 values, then divide and make an average

i changed the line colors and made them dashes, so you can see that they are the same as original study.
i left the red and green line code in to revert back.

this does the same thing your study does.

Code: 
# avg_rng_60values_01

# simplify 60 formulas
# read bars , 23 bars apart

input agg = AggregationPeriod.HOUR;
def hourhigh = high(period = agg);
def hourlow = low(period = agg);
def r = (hourhigh - hourlow);

input bars_back = 60;
input step = 23;
def x = fold i = 1 to bars_back+1
with p
do p + getvalue(r, ( i * step) );

def s = x / bars_back;
def t = s / 2;

# def hpmr_avg = (t1 + t2
# def hpmr_high = (s1 + s2 + s3
def hpmr_avg = t;
def hpmr_high = s;

def uppertopline = (hourlow + hpmr_high);
def upperlowerline = (hourlow + hpmr_avg);
def lowertopline = (hourhigh - hpmr_high);
def lowerlowerline = (hourhigh - hpmr_avg);

plot upperhigh = uppertopline;
plot upperlow = upperlowerline;
plot lowerhigh = lowertopline;
plot lowerlow = lowerlowerline;

addCloud(upperhigh, upperlow, color.RED, color.RED);
addCloud(lowerhigh, lowerlow, color.GREEN, color.GREEN);

#upperhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.red);
#upperlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.red);
#lowerhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.green);
#lowerlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.green);

upperhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.magenta);
upperlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.magenta);
lowerhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.cyan);
lowerlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.cyan);

upperhigh.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);
upperlow.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);
lowerhigh.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);
lowerlow.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);
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https://imgur.com/a/gSjjndV
This is /NQ on a 5min chart. So Raghee updates her HMPR's every so often based on the markets Volatility so she says.
 
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I am not a programmer, and this may help ( I cited a sheet I have ) I don't see Raghee introduce " average " concept in the calculation , she use higher time frame' high and current high and current price these 3 number to calculate range ( 68 % )

when she calculate (YM) (DPMR) : 1. high for the current trading day 2 . high for the week , 3 YM current Number

DPMR :

1. the daily candle current high for the day , the price was 26684 . minus the high for the trading day you are looking to trad Monday ' s high was 165
266684-165=26519

2. the daily candle current high for the day the price was 26684 minus the high for the week , Tuesday and high was 205
26685-205 =27479
DPMR is between 26519 and 26479 that is 68 % probability YM will have a DPMR between 26519 and 26479

so the HPMR concept may be the same get a higher time frame ( daily 's high ) and hour high and current hour number to calculate the range
 
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halcyonguy said:
i am not familiar with what you are trying to do, but,

this may or may not help...
i noticed a pattern in the numbers , skipping by 23
so i wrote a loop to read the 60 values, then divide and make an average

i changed the line colors and made them dashes, so you can see that they are the same as original study.
i left the red and green line code in to revert back.

this does the same thing your study does.

Code: 
# avg_rng_60values_01

# simplify 60 formulas
# read bars , 23 bars apart

input agg = AggregationPeriod.HOUR;
def hourhigh = high(period = agg);
def hourlow = low(period = agg);
def r = (hourhigh - hourlow);

input bars_back = 60;
input step = 23;
def x = fold i = 1 to bars_back+1
with p
do p + getvalue(r, ( i * step) );

def s = x / bars_back;
def t = s / 2;

# def hpmr_avg = (t1 + t2
# def hpmr_high = (s1 + s2 + s3
def hpmr_avg = t;
def hpmr_high = s;

def uppertopline = (hourlow + hpmr_high);
def upperlowerline = (hourlow + hpmr_avg);
def lowertopline = (hourhigh - hpmr_high);
def lowerlowerline = (hourhigh - hpmr_avg);

plot upperhigh = uppertopline;
plot upperlow = upperlowerline;
plot lowerhigh = lowertopline;
plot lowerlow = lowerlowerline;

addCloud(upperhigh, upperlow, color.RED, color.RED);
addCloud(lowerhigh, lowerlow, color.GREEN, color.GREEN);

#upperhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.red);
#upperlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.red);
#lowerhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.green);
#lowerlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.green);

upperhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.magenta);
upperlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.magenta);
lowerhigh.SetDefaultColor(Color.cyan);
lowerlow.SetDefaultColor(Color.cyan);

upperhigh.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);
upperlow.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);
lowerhigh.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);
lowerlow.SetStyle(Curve.MEDIUM_DASH);
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Thanks. You are obviously a real programmer! I figured there was some equivalent of a for-next loop but didn't know it. You obviously know what you're doing!
 
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hao said:
I am not a programmer, and this may help ( I cited a sheet I have ) I don't see Raghee introduce " average " concept in the calculation , she use higher time frame' high and current high and current price these 3 number to calculate range ( 68 % )

when she calculate (YM) (DPMR) : 1. high for the current trading day 2 . high for the week , 3 YM current Number

DPMR :

1. the daily candle current high for the day , the price was 26684 . minus the high for the trading day you are looking to trad Monday ' s high was 165
266684-165=26519

2. the daily candle current high for the day the price was 26684 minus the high for the week , Tuesday and high was 205
26685-205 =27479
DPMR is between 26519 and 26479 that is 68 % probability YM will have a DPMR between 26519 and 26479

so the HPMR concept may be the same get a higher time frame ( daily 's high ) and hour high and current hour number to calculate the range
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I appreciate the response but I'm not following what you're saying exactly. The match you noted above doesn't make any sense (26685 - 205 doesn't equal 27479)
 
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esvafromdc said:
I appreciate the response but I'm not following what you're saying exactly. The match you noted above doesn't make any sense (26685 - 205 doesn't equal 27479)
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I see your numbers now. Translating to hourly based on what you wrote it sounds like
upper #:
current hour high - hourly range

lower #:
current hour high - daily range

It didn't reproduce it correctly however.
 
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It basically just comes down to her formula. I'm not getting it. I'm using what she wrote in the course I took. Verbatim, it is the following

How to “project” the highs and lows for the day using Hourly Price Movement Ranges

Find the low for the current 60-minute candle.
Add the average and upper price movement number for that HOUR to that to project the high.

Find the high for the current 60-minute candle.
Subtract the average and the upper price movement range for that HOUR to project the low.

Remember that the new high or low will “reset” every hour.
 
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sorry, that is typo. 26684-165=26519 , 26684-205=26479 , those Just citing from " introduction to daily price movement range " ( 6 pages ) I forget where I got , otherwise will post a link.
 
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hao said:
sorry, that is typo. 26684-165=26519 , 26684-205=26479 , those Just citing from " introduction to daily price movement range " ( 6 pages ) I forget where I got , otherwise will post a link.
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I see your numbers now. Translating to hourly based on what you wrote it sounds like
upper #:
current hour high - hourly range

lower #:
current hour high - daily range

It didn't reproduce it correctly however.

What I have from here is this:

"How to “project” the highs and lows for the day using Hourly Price Movement Ranges

Find the low for the current 60-minute candle.
Add the average and upper price movement number for that HOUR to that to project the high.

Find the high for the current 60-minute candle.
Subtract the average and the upper price movement range for that HOUR to project the low.

Remember that the new high or low will “reset” every hour."
 
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