@tomsk The scan that you mentioned in post #93 and #96 with the -10 instance...does that indicate the polarity change or simply crossing from oversold? Also if you change the instance to 10 from -10 will that scan for a bearish instance from over bought? Where exactly would you put the code from post #123? at the top or bottom of the code? Thanks...
Note that posts #93 and #96 were custom scan code for @tenacity11 and @markos For more details read the context/requests just prior to those posts
# For #123, note that this was a specific type of scan for @switchfire. If you like to implement this, just use the scan code I posted in #93 as a base. Then replace the plot scan statement at the end of the file
Code:
plot scan = main < level and signal < level and main > signal;
with the following statement. Just remember that the scan engine only accepts a single plot statement. Anything more than that, the scan editor will flag as an error. Simple as that
Code:
plot scan = main < main[1] and signal < signal[1];
Thanks man! I'll try it out
Have a blast with that @switchfire Once you get the hang of it, you'll be confident of writing your own scan queries, have fun!
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