Sum function to count throughout the trading session

[ZZzz2000]

HI all, hope you guys are having a great Friday. Does anyone know why the code I posted below does not work?


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input day = 0;
input begin = 0630;
input end = 1300;

def condition1 = close > open and close > close[1];
def condition2 = close[1] > open[1] and close[1] > close[2] and close[1] crosses above Average(close, 400)[1];
def condition3 = Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 200) and Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 100) and Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 50);
def condition0 = condition1 + condition2 + condition3 == 3;

plot signal = Sum(condition0) >= 1 between begin and end;

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I am very new to thinkscript. I want to create a script indicator that plot a given signal (close price crosses above 400-day moving average) appears more than once during the trading session (06:30 - 13:00, PST) in 1-minute chart.

Thanks in advance for any help.

 

[SleepyZ]

HI all, hope you guys are having a great Friday. Does anyone know why the code I posted below does not work?


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input day = 0;
input begin = 0630;
input end = 1300;

def condition1 = close > open and close > close[1];
def condition2 = close[1] > open[1] and close[1] > close[2] and close[1] crosses above Average(close, 400)[1];
def condition3 = Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 200) and Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 100) and Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 50);
def condition0 = condition1 + condition2 + condition3 == 3;

plot signal = Sum(condition0) >= 1 between begin and end;

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I am very new to thinkscript. I want to create a script indicator that plot a given signal (close price crosses above 400-day moving average) appears more than once during the trading session (06:30 - 13:00, PST) in 1-minute chart.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Thank you for posting your code. It really helps.

The following are modification to your code:
TOS uses EasternTimes in script, not your local time.
The begin and end need secondsfromtime()/secondstilltime() type formatting.
The sum() function was not necessary in this code. Usually it is used if you were looking for condition0 to be 3 for x number of bars.

Added a testing bubble and plots, which I use with most coding I do, but especially with condtions It is defaulted to no, but is shown wih yes in the image below.

input day   = 0;
input begin = 0930;
input end   = 1600;

def condition1 = close > open and
                 close > close[1];
def condition2 = close[1] > open[1] and
                 close[1] > close[2] and
                 close[1] crosses above Average(close, 400)[1];
def condition3 = Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 200) and
                 Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 100) and
                 Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 50);
def condition0 = condition1 + condition2 + condition3;

plot signal    = condition0 == 3 and
                 secondsfromtime(begin)>=0 and
                 secondsFromTime(end)<=0;

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input testing = no;
AddChartBubble(testing, low - .1, condition1 + "\n" + condition2 + "\n" + condition3 + "\n" + condition0 + "\n" + signal, if signal == 1 then Color.CYAN else Color.GRAY, no);
plot avg400 = if !testing then double.nan else Average(close, 400);
plot avg200 = if !testing then double.nan else Average(close, 200);
plot avg100 = if !testing then double.nan else Average(close, 100);
plot avg50  = if !testing then double.nan else Average(close, 50);
;

 

[ZZzz2000]

HI all, hope you guys are having a great Friday. Does anyone know why the code I posted below does not work?


=================================================
input day = 0;
input begin = 0630;
input end = 1300;

def condition1 = close > open and close > close[1];
def condition2 = close[1] > open[1] and close[1] > close[2] and close[1] crosses above Average(close, 400)[1];
def condition3 = Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 200) and Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 100) and Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 50);
def condition0 = condition1 + condition2 + condition3 == 3;

plot signal = Sum(condition0) >= 1 between begin and end;

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I am very new to thinkscript. I want to create a script indicator that plot a given signal (close price crosses above 400-day moving average) appears more than once during the trading session (06:30 - 13:00, PST) in 1-minute chart.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Thank you for your modification to my code. It works.

Finally, I am able to to add a label to 1-minute chart. If the close price crosses above 400-day moving average effectively once during the trading session, the label turns green and stays green no matter whatever happens during the rest of the trading session. Here is the code I used:

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input day = 0;
input begin = 0930;
input end = 1600;

def condition1 = close > open and
close > close[1];
def condition2 = close[1] > open[1] and
close[1] > close[2] and
close[1] crosses above Average(close, 400)[1];
def condition3 = Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 200) and
Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 100) and
Average(close, 400) > Average(close, 50);
def condition0 = condition1 + condition2 + condition3 == 3;

plot signal = Sum(condition0) >= 1 between
secondsFromTime(begin)>=0 and
secondsFromTime(end)<=0;

AddLabel(yes, "M400_BK", if Sum(condition0) >= 1 between
secondsFromTime(begin)>=0 and
secondsFromTime(end)<=0 then Color.GREEN else color.RED);

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