Trading Rush Choppy Market Indicator For ThinkOrSwim

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#I DO NOT OWN THIS INDICATOR
#This is the Trading Rush choppy market indicator converted to Thinkscript
#Before using this indicator, it is imperative that you do the following:
#1. Watch this short video on the indicator:
#2. Compare this indicator to the original in in TradingView in order to ensure that it is working correctly on your computer:
#https://www.tradingview.com/script/1b2YBMS0-Trading-Rush-Choppy-Market/

Ruby:
#Begin Script

#Created by Trading Rush https://tradingrush.net/ and converted to ThinkScript by an unemployed nobody
# © Trading Rush
#@version=4

declare lower;
input line = 20;
def line_new = line/10;

def UPa =
if close[1] > close[2] and close[2] > close[3] and close[3] > close[4] and close[4] > close[5] and close[5] > close[6] then yes else no; #Green

def UPb =
if close[1] > close[2] and close[2] > close[3] and close[3] > close[4] then yes else no; #Green Slow

def UPc =
if close[2] > close[3] and close[3] > close[4] and close[4] > close[5] and close[5] > close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def UPd = if close[1] > close[2] and close[3] > close[4] and close[4] > close[5] and close[5] > close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def UPe = if close[1] > close[2] and close[2] > close[3] and close[4] > close[5] and close[5] > close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def UPf = if close[1] > close[2] and close[2] > close[3] and close[3] > close[4] and close[5] > close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def UPg = if close[1] > close[2] and close[2] > close[3] and close[3] > close[4] and close[4] > close[5] then yes else no; #Green Slower


def DNa = if close[1] < close[2] and close[2] < close[3] and close[3] < close[4] and close[4] < close[5] and close[5] < close[6] then yes else no; #Green

def DNb =
if close[1] < close[2] and close[2] < close[3] and close[3] < close[4] then yes else no; #Green Slow

def DNc =
if close[2] < close[3] and close[3] < close[4] and close[4] < close[5] and close[5] < close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def DNd =
if close[1] < close[2] and close[3] < close[4] and close[4] < close[5] and close[5] < close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def DNe =
if close[1] < close[2] and close[2] < close[3] and close[4] < close[5] and close[5] < close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def DNf =
if close[1] < close[2] and close[2] < close[3] and close[3] < close[4] and close[5] < close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def DNg =
if close[1] < close[2] and close[2] < close[3] and close[3] < close[4] and close[4] < close[5] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def hist =
if UPa or DNa then
10
else
if UPb or DNb then
10
else
if UPc or UPd or Upe or UPf or UPg or DNc or DNd or DNe or DNf or DNg then
10
else
0;
#
def main = hist[1]+hist[2]+hist[3]+hist[4]+hist[5]+hist[6]+hist[7]+hist[8]+hist[9]+hist[10]/10;
#
def mainColor = if(main < main[1]) then
yes
else
no;

plot Choppy = hist*line_new;
Choppy.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HISTOGRAM);
Choppy.SetLineWeight(2);
Choppy.AssignValueColor(if UPa or DNa then CreateColor(76, 175, 80) else if UPb or DNb then CreateColor(129, 199, 132) else if UPc or UPd or UPe or UPf or UPg or DNc or DNd or UPe or UPf or UPg then CreateColor(200, 230, 201) else color.white); #ColorGreen, ColorGreenSlow, ColorGreenSlower

plot TheLine = line;
TheLine.SetLineWeight(2);
TheLine.AssignValueColor(color.orange);

plot TheAverage = main;
TheAverage.SetLineWeight(2);
TheAverage.AssignValueColor(if mainColor then color.red else CreateColor(170, 76, 175));
 
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I trade very lower time frame ... I have applied it on my today's trading ... I found it not useful / confusing to my trading ... today we have taken out 28 ES points from the market smoothly ( Analysis / key label trade call is posted on usethinkscript Discord channel / future trading with charts) Discord Name : EZ Tushar
We did not need any of these choppy detection .... the level we were trading that was a high participation level.

Just wanted to share my thoughts on choppy / side-wise / range market

1. if you are using any indicator (any kind) to position yourself in the market you may need choppy detection
2. if you are reading price and figuring out your entry on high participation level. .... Absolutely, you don't need it
 
#I DO NOT OWN THIS INDICATOR
#This is the Trading Rush choppy market indicator converted to Thinkscript
#Before using this indicator, it is imperative that you do the following:
#1. Watch this short video on the indicator:
#2. Compare this indicator to the original in in TradingView in order to ensure that it is working correctly on your computer:
#https://www.tradingview.com/script/1b2YBMS0-Trading-Rush-Choppy-Market/

Ruby:
#Begin Script

#Created by Trading Rush https://tradingrush.net/ and converted to ThinkScript by an unemployed nobody
# © Trading Rush
#@version=4

declare lower;
input line = 20;
def line_new = line/10;

def UPa =
if close[1] > close[2] and close[2] > close[3] and close[3] > close[4] and close[4] > close[5] and close[5] > close[6] then yes else no; #Green

def UPb =
if close[1] > close[2] and close[2] > close[3] and close[3] > close[4] then yes else no; #Green Slow

def UPc =
if close[2] > close[3] and close[3] > close[4] and close[4] > close[5] and close[5] > close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def UPd = if close[1] > close[2] and close[3] > close[4] and close[4] > close[5] and close[5] > close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def UPe = if close[1] > close[2] and close[2] > close[3] and close[4] > close[5] and close[5] > close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def UPf = if close[1] > close[2] and close[2] > close[3] and close[3] > close[4] and close[5] > close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def UPg = if close[1] > close[2] and close[2] > close[3] and close[3] > close[4] and close[4] > close[5] then yes else no; #Green Slower


def DNa = if close[1] < close[2] and close[2] < close[3] and close[3] < close[4] and close[4] < close[5] and close[5] < close[6] then yes else no; #Green

def DNb =
if close[1] < close[2] and close[2] < close[3] and close[3] < close[4] then yes else no; #Green Slow

def DNc =
if close[2] < close[3] and close[3] < close[4] and close[4] < close[5] and close[5] < close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def DNd =
if close[1] < close[2] and close[3] < close[4] and close[4] < close[5] and close[5] < close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def DNe =
if close[1] < close[2] and close[2] < close[3] and close[4] < close[5] and close[5] < close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def DNf =
if close[1] < close[2] and close[2] < close[3] and close[3] < close[4] and close[5] < close[6] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def DNg =
if close[1] < close[2] and close[2] < close[3] and close[3] < close[4] and close[4] < close[5] then yes else no; #Green Slower

def hist =
if UPa or DNa then
10
else
if UPb or DNb then
10
else
if UPc or UPd or Upe or UPf or UPg or DNc or DNd or DNe or DNf or DNg then
10
else
0;
#
def main = hist[1]+hist[2]+hist[3]+hist[4]+hist[5]+hist[6]+hist[7]+hist[8]+hist[9]+hist[10]/10;
#
def mainColor = if(main < main[1]) then
yes
else
no;

plot Choppy = hist*line_new;
Choppy.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HISTOGRAM);
Choppy.SetLineWeight(2);
Choppy.AssignValueColor(if UPa or DNa then CreateColor(76, 175, 80) else if UPb or DNb then CreateColor(129, 199, 132) else if UPc or UPd or UPe or UPf or UPg or DNc or DNd or UPe or UPf or UPg then CreateColor(200, 230, 201) else color.white); #ColorGreen, ColorGreenSlow, ColorGreenSlower

plot TheLine = line;
TheLine.SetLineWeight(2);
TheLine.AssignValueColor(color.orange);

plot TheAverage = main;
TheAverage.SetLineWeight(2);
TheAverage.AssignValueColor(if mainColor then color.red else CreateColor(170, 76, 175));
is it great, does anyone know how to add labels to these upholstery signs?
 

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