@dinodotcom unfortunately not possible. I already explained why somewhere in this post. The indicator uses Zigzag High low. If it cant identify a high or low yet, the signal will continue to repaint.
VTR is a momentum indicator that shows if a stock is overbought or oversold based on its Weekly and Monthly average volatility trading range.
How do you use shared links when it comes to watchlist scripts?
A shared link was used in the original post, instead of the code.
When downloading via the shared link it appears in the studies list, but not in the list of availabe items for the watchlist.
@haha54 Which trendline indicator?
I downloaded the scan for finding reversals that you posted. Now I am trying to figure out what I need need to do using the scan to find the reversals. Here is the scan I downloaded.@haha54 Which trendline indicator?
Thanks Ben it worked great. I just had to change the settings to 3 bars from 1. I also added another study filter where the Mac Histogram is greater than the Value of zero. Using the 2 HR scan I came with some low risk trades by putting the stop just under the bottom reversal. Thanks again for your timely help.@haha54 Please refer to this post https://usethinkscript.com/threads/...or-with-signals-for-thinkorswim.183/post-1258
@thinky you have several issues going on here. In Tutorials there is the Super Secret Phone Number - Please call them. They will log in remotely and help you get the speed up. There a number of ways they could help. .... Java, there's no problem with it. Actually Thinkscript is it's own language, java based, that was put together by a bunch of Russians when ToS was a start-up company. The CME uses Java to settle options contracts too.ToS won't notice if I click on the link, but when clicking the button in the screenshot above I can't see the shareable scan, but it appears in the list of studies. Nothing in the scanner tab. I imported from the Setup button -> Open shared item...
Will create a study filter after importing, then save query. -> Is not even possible to do that, what a bad design.
If someone posts the actual code, instead of only the shareable link ...
Really dislike many things about ToS, and this is one of those (and the fact it is programmed in Java, so slow).
I usually get the signal when the next bar is closed, is that what you mean?@ryan Signals are not delayed. The candle needs to be closed for confirmation.
As I stated, call the secret support number and have them take a look. Hopefully, it will run better as a web based tool that they will roll out slowly later this year. My memory is set at 512 - 2048(?) running on an 8 yr old core I3 with 4 mb ram. But, i have heard of it being laggy w new machines.ToS and other big apps are written in Java for cross-platform benefits (JRE folder), but they are not as fast as other apps, the startup time is really bad, even for smaller apps, which I use if I must. That's why I only use one Java app that's not trading related (no real alternatives for it ).
About the link, it is a known security issue on my side, but I managed to do it manually for another indicator (same process).
The thing with ToS is that it feels like many parts stitched together, sometimes not in a user friendly manner.
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