fareshersh1
New member
can you do a scanner that shows ttm squeeze histogram turns from dark blue to red ?
opposite this scanner
TTM Squeeze Format, Scan, Watchlist, Label For ThinkOrSwim
opposite this scanner
Hi guys I will like to see if you can help me with the TTM squeeze dashboard colors as i want use it on the TTM pro version.
What i want if it can be posible is this:
1- When the the ttm fired the first fired bar be cyan color and after that change to green on the second fired.
2-When fired long 1L CYAN color
3-When fired short 1S CYAN color
4-Change color to green after firts fired bar (2L) (2S)
5-Also look for orange squeezes.
Thanks for your help.
What i want if it can be posible is this:
1- When the the ttm fired the first fired bar be cyan color and after that change to green on the second fired.
2-When fired long 1L CYAN color
3-When fired short 1S CYAN color
4-Change color to green after firts fired bar (2L) (2S)
5-Also look for orange squeezes.
Thanks for your help.
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input price = close;
input length = 20;
input Num_Dev_Dn = -2.0;
input Num_Dev_up = 2.0;
input averageType = AverageType.SIMPLE;
input displace = 0;
def sDev = StDev(data = price[-displace], length = length);
def MidLineBB = MovingAverage(averageType, data = price[-displace], length = length);
def LowerBandBB = MidLineBB + Num_Dev_Dn * sDev;
def UpperBandBB = MidLineBB + Num_Dev_up * sDev;
input factorhigh = 1.0;
input factormid = 1.5;
input factorlow = 2.0;
input trueRangeAverageType = AverageType.SIMPLE;
def shifthigh = factorhigh * MovingAverage(trueRangeAverageType, TrueRange(high, close, low), length);
def shiftMid = factormid * MovingAverage(trueRangeAverageType, TrueRange(high, close, low), length);
def shiftlow = factorlow * MovingAverage(trueRangeAverageType, TrueRange(high, close, low), length);
def average = MovingAverage(averageType, price, length);
def Avg = average[-displace];
def UpperBandKCLow = average[-displace] + shiftlow[-displace];
def LowerBandKCLow = average[-displace] - shiftlow[-displace];
def UpperBandKCMid = average[-displace] + shiftMid[-displace];
def LowerBandKCMid = average[-displace] - shiftMid[-displace];
def UpperBandKCHigh = average[-displace] + shifthigh[-displace];
def LowerBandKCHigh = average[-displace] - shifthigh[-displace];
def K = (Highest(high, length) + Lowest(low, length)) /
2 + ExpAverage(close, length);
def momo = Inertia(price - K / 2, length);
def pos = momo>= 0;
def neg = momo< 0;
def up = momo >= momo[1];
def dn = momo < momo[1];
def presqueeze = LowerBandBB > LowerBandKCLow and UpperBandBB < UpperBandKCLow;
def originalSqueeze = LowerBandBB > LowerBandKCMid and UpperBandBB < UpperBandKCMid;
def ExtrSqueeze = LowerBandBB > LowerBandKCHigh and UpperBandBB < UpperBandKCHigh;
plot scan = presqueeze or originalSqueeze or extrSqueeze within 1 bar;
I found this scan here in the forum I will like this scan be modified:
1-Scan 3 dots squeeze + fired
2-This for triple sqz ttm
Thanks
input length = 20;
input Num_Dev_Dn = -2.0;
input Num_Dev_up = 2.0;
input averageType = AverageType.SIMPLE;
input displace = 0;
def sDev = StDev(data = price[-displace], length = length);
def MidLineBB = MovingAverage(averageType, data = price[-displace], length = length);
def LowerBandBB = MidLineBB + Num_Dev_Dn * sDev;
def UpperBandBB = MidLineBB + Num_Dev_up * sDev;
input factorhigh = 1.0;
input factormid = 1.5;
input factorlow = 2.0;
input trueRangeAverageType = AverageType.SIMPLE;
def shifthigh = factorhigh * MovingAverage(trueRangeAverageType, TrueRange(high, close, low), length);
def shiftMid = factormid * MovingAverage(trueRangeAverageType, TrueRange(high, close, low), length);
def shiftlow = factorlow * MovingAverage(trueRangeAverageType, TrueRange(high, close, low), length);
def average = MovingAverage(averageType, price, length);
def Avg = average[-displace];
def UpperBandKCLow = average[-displace] + shiftlow[-displace];
def LowerBandKCLow = average[-displace] - shiftlow[-displace];
def UpperBandKCMid = average[-displace] + shiftMid[-displace];
def LowerBandKCMid = average[-displace] - shiftMid[-displace];
def UpperBandKCHigh = average[-displace] + shifthigh[-displace];
def LowerBandKCHigh = average[-displace] - shifthigh[-displace];
def K = (Highest(high, length) + Lowest(low, length)) /
2 + ExpAverage(close, length);
def momo = Inertia(price - K / 2, length);
def pos = momo>= 0;
def neg = momo< 0;
def up = momo >= momo[1];
def dn = momo < momo[1];
def presqueeze = LowerBandBB > LowerBandKCLow and UpperBandBB < UpperBandKCLow;
def originalSqueeze = LowerBandBB > LowerBandKCMid and UpperBandBB < UpperBandKCMid;
def ExtrSqueeze = LowerBandBB > LowerBandKCHigh and UpperBandBB < UpperBandKCHigh;
plot scan = presqueeze or originalSqueeze or extrSqueeze within 1 bar;
I found this scan here in the forum I will like this scan be modified:
1-Scan 3 dots squeeze + fired
2-This for triple sqz ttm
Thanks
The ToS platform does not make the TTM Squeeze source code is not available or scannable. We have several look-a-likes.
If we use Tomsk's version:
Ruby:
# TTM Squeeze
# original code by TSL 11.13.2019
# modified into a scanner by @MerryDay 8/2022
input price = close;
input length = 20;
input nK = 1.5;
input nBB = 2.0;
input alertLine = 1.0;
def squeezeHistogram = TTM_Squeeze(price, length, nK, nBB, alertLine).Histogram;
def squeezeStages =
if squeezeHistogram >= 0 and squeezeHistogram > squeezeHistogram[1] then 1 #cyan
else if squeezeHistogram >= 0 then 2 #blue
else if squeezeHistogram < 0 and squeezeHistogram < squeezeHistogram[1] then 3 #red
else if squeezeHistogram < 0 then 4 else 0; #yellow
# Yellow to Cyan Histogram Scan requested by @stcrim
plot scan_YellowToCyan = squeezeStages[1] == 4 and squeezeStages == 1 ;
# Blue to Red Histogram Scan requested by @fareshersh1
plot scan_BlueToRed = squeezeStages[1] == 2 and squeezeStages == 3 ;How to use this script in the scan hacker:
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/how-to-use-thinkorswim-stock-hacker-scans.284/
in the future when asking questions, please describe exactly what you want to see and where.
i've read your post and i don't know what you want.
it helps if you imagine other people don't know what you are talking about. that way you have the mindset to explain things thoroughly.
can you clarify some things?
you want a study modified, but didn't provide the code in post#1. is the squeeze pro some study you bought?
posting a scan code doesn't help much as it doesn't include plot colors.
you want dashboard colors..? that doesn't tell us what and where you want to see something? labels on a chart ? columns? lower histogram?
you post a picture of some columns, that appears to show data of what you are asking for ..? so why not use that study? where did the picture come from?
1. when ttm fires , do stuff....
which variable is that? if you want the first bar colored, that implies a collection of bars, which implies a price chart or a histogram, do you want one of those ?
5-Also look for orange squeezes.
don't know how orange fits in to this. can't look for something, if there are no orange plots in the code.
Code:
input price = CLOSE;
input length = 20;
input nK = 1.5;
input nBB = 2.0;
input alertLine = 1.0;
input useChartTime = yes;
input aggregationPeriod = AggregationPeriod.three_MIN;
def high = high(period = aggregationPeriod);
def low = low(period = aggregationPeriod);
def close = close(period = aggregationPeriod);
def today = GetDay() == GetLastDay();
def squeezeHistogram = TTM_Squeeze(price, length, nK, nBB, alertLine).Histogram;
plot hist = if squeezeHistogram>= 0 then
if squeezeHistogram> squeezeHistogram[1] then 2 else 1
else if squeezeHistogram < squeezeHistogram[1] then -2 else -1; assignPriceColor(if squeezeHistogram >= 0 then
if squeezeHistogram > squeezeHistogram[1] then color.CYAN else color.BLUE
else if squeezeHistogram < squeezeHistogram[1] then color.RED else color.red); hist.assignvaluecolor(if squeezeHistogram >= 0 then
if squeezeHistogram > squeezeHistogram[1] then color.CYAN else color.BLUE
else if squeezeHistogram < squeezeHistogram[1] then color.RED else color.YELLOW);The above is the painted candles to the TTM SQ just if anyone is intrested.
Razor_Morozumi
New member
As previous post suggested to make custom alert sound in the script as below:
QUESTION:
Can we add those alert sound script into TOS default script TTM_SQEEZE source code ?
When I try to see its source code under STUDY>EDIT SOURCE>VIEW, it said source code isn't available that I can't add.
Please help if anyone know how to see the source code that I can add or any alternative way to add sound function with script that won't allow us to see its source code?
Thank you!!
QUESTION:
Can we add those alert sound script into TOS default script TTM_SQEEZE source code ?
When I try to see its source code under STUDY>EDIT SOURCE>VIEW, it said source code isn't available that I can't add.
Please help if anyone know how to see the source code that I can add or any alternative way to add sound function with script that won't allow us to see its source code?
Thank you!!
Ruby:
# TTM_Squeeze
# TD Ameritrade IP Company, Inc. (c) 2009-2022
#
# Source code isn't available.
declare lower;
input price = CLOSE;
input length = 20;
input nK = 1.5;
input nBB = 2.0;
input alertLine = 1.0;
plot Histogram = Double.NaN;
plot VolComp = Double.NaN;
plot SqueezeAlert = Double.NaN;
Alert(SqueezeAlert, "SqueezeAlert", Alert.Bar, Sound.ding);
Ringandpinion
New member
I tried the Simpler Trading site for a while and have read John Carter's books (some), I did learn and apply his approach but found no help using any of his trading styles. Ready Aim Fire, Squeeze, new and improved squeeze, yada yada. Even using his ideas just to cull candidates has never done me any good, when I look at the results to see if I would like to trade one I almost always find that the candidate is unsuitable for my trade and I would have been better off using simpler tools to cull my candidates. I stayed a member for 6 months in 2020 or 2021 (can't remember), I was very dissatisfied. Am I wrong? Has anybody here had luck applying his methods?
Also, all here that produce these thinkscript studies and such have my appreciation, I'm too busy learning to trade to want to learn something else. So, thanks to all you coding/thinkscripting folks, old guys that didn't grow up coding appreciate you more than you know.
Also, all here that produce these thinkscript studies and such have my appreciation, I'm too busy learning to trade to want to learn something else. So, thanks to all you coding/thinkscripting folks, old guys that didn't grow up coding appreciate you more than you know.
entercode27
New member
Hi Thinkscript family,
I am looking for Alert on 2min chart if TTM_Squeeze is making lower high for last 2-3 days while price remains same or making new low (positive divergence). Below picture is 2min chart option chart where TTM_Squeeze is making lower high (pink arrows) last 3-4 days while price remains steady or making new low.
I tried few simple things from online to just catch lower high in TTM_Squeeze() but doesn't work out for me. I am willing to try if someone has some snippet of code or idea for me to start with. I really appreciate to read this post and help. Thanks very much.
I am looking for Alert on 2min chart if TTM_Squeeze is making lower high for last 2-3 days while price remains same or making new low (positive divergence). Below picture is 2min chart option chart where TTM_Squeeze is making lower high (pink arrows) last 3-4 days while price remains steady or making new low.
I tried few simple things from online to just catch lower high in TTM_Squeeze() but doesn't work out for me. I am willing to try if someone has some snippet of code or idea for me to start with. I really appreciate to read this post and help. Thanks very much.
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The ToS platform does not make the TTM Squeeze source code available for customizations.
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trapper240
New member
Thank you! works perfectly...and still haven't checked on updates! Still reading page 2 of thread!
air226rider
New member
Did you ever get this coded? I've been looking for this for a while. Thanks.
show some stat labels, counts, average, based on a test signal.
this has ttm squeeze set up as the signals.
can change these formulas to look at pulse data from another signal.
# ttm_sqz = 0
def signal_start = !ttm_sqz;
# ttm_sqz = 1
def signal_end = ttm_sqz;
if the last bar is in a squeeze, then it calcs a vertical line placement, based on
( average squeeze length - the bars already in the squeeze)
this code shifts the ttm squeeze dots, so they are easier to see.
Code:
# ttm_stats_counts_durations
#https://usethinkscript.com/threads/ttm-squeeze.16135/
#TTM Squeeze
#AlphaOptions Oct 3, 2019 #1
#About two years ago I saw where a thinkscripter had developed labels to set general expectations for squeeze history, but I did not save the script unfortunately. While this label is not a trade trigger type of indicator, it can be used to quickly set expectations for squeeze occurrence frequency and duration. I would like to see if I can get some help building it as follows and others might also like to learn from the process as we go. Here are the steps I would propose:
#Start with a label (or what will be the initial showing in the ultimate label) that shows the number of bars in the chart being viewed (i.e. there are X number of bars on this chart).
#The next part of the label will say there are X total bars in the TTM squeeze on this chart.
#The other parts of the label are then just mathematical derivative parts of the label from these two measures which most interesting are:
#What percent of bars are in a squeeze (number of squeezes / total bars as a % ) - this shows how frequently this occurs of all bars
#How frequently does a squeeze series initiate - so number of unbroken series (prior bar no squeeze but current bar is squeeze) shows the number of not just the frequency of all bar in squeeze but how frequently a squeeze sequence initiates
#Average squeeze duration - shows of all the unbroken series how many bars would be in a squeeze - this is perhaps the most useful as you can characterize and instrument (or at least its period in the chart) to set expectations on how long that might last
#Other things are also possible like shortest, longest, longest between squeeze series ...
#Once the framework design is made, it is conceivable that any indicator occurrence could be substituted for the squeeze.
#--------------------------
def na = double.nan;
def bn = barnumber();
#--------------------------
# ref signal
# TTM_Squeeze
# TD Ameritrade IP Company, Inc. (c) 2009-2023
declare lower;
input price = CLOSE;
input length = 20;
input nK = 1.5;
input nBB = 2.0;
input alertLine = 1.0;
#plot Histogram = Double.NaN;
#plot VolComp = Double.NaN;
#plot SqueezeAlert = Double.NaN;
def ttm_histo = TTM_Squeeze(price, length, nk, nbb, alertline).histogram;
def ttm_volcomp = TTM_Squeeze(price, length, nk, nbb, alertline).volcomp;
def ttm_sqz = TTM_Squeeze(price, length, nk, nbb, alertline).SqueezeAlert;
# ttm_sqz , 1 , green , no squeeze . 0 , red , squeeze
input show_histo = yes;
plot zttm_histo = if isnan(close) then na else ttm_histo;
zttm_histo.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HISTOGRAM);
zttm_histo.AssignValueColor(
if ttm_histo > 0 and ttm_histo > ttm_histo[1] then color.cyan
else if ttm_histo > 0 and ttm_histo < ttm_histo[1] then color.blue
else if ttm_histo < 0 and ttm_histo > ttm_histo[1] then color.yellow
else if ttm_histo < 0 and ttm_histo < ttm_histo[1] then color.red
else color.gray);
zttm_histo.setlineweight(3);
zttm_histo.SetHiding(!show_histo);
def offpt = 5;
input offset_points = yes;
def pt = if !offset_points then 0
else if ttm_histo > 0 then -offpt
else if ttm_histo < 0 then offpt
else 0;
input show_sqz_points = yes;
plot zsqz = if isnan(close) then na else pt;
zsqz.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.POINTS);
zsqz.AssignValueColor(if ttm_sqz then color.green else color.red);
zsqz.setlineweight(3);
zsqz.SetHiding(!show_sqz_points);
#--------------------------
# ttm_sqz = 0
def signal_start = !ttm_sqz;
# ttm_sqz = 1
def signal_end = ttm_sqz;
# create a pulse, stays = 1 during signals , until a non signal, then 0
def signal = if bn == 1 then 0
else if signal_end then 0
else if signal_start then 1
else signal[1];
#--------------------------
# labels,
# 1. there are X number of bars on this chart
def bar_cnt = highestall(if isnan(close) then 0 else bn);
# 2. there are X total bars in the TTM squeezes on this chart.
def sig_cnt = if bn == 1 then 0
else if signal == 1 then sig_cnt[1] + 1
else sig_cnt[1];
# 3a. What percent of bars are in a squeeze (number of squeezes / total bars as a % ) - this shows how frequently this occurs of all bars
# count how many squeezes, count the groups of signals
def sig_group_cnt = if bn == 1 then 0
else if signal_start and signal_end[1] then sig_group_cnt[1] + 1
else sig_group_cnt[1];
# calc with bn, not bncnt, to use the qty of bars up to the active bar (not all of them. (the last bar will use all the bars)
def sqz_bars_per = round(100 * sig_group_cnt / bn, 1);
# 3b how frequently does a squeeze series initiate - so number of unbroken series (prior bar no squeeze but current bar is squeeze) shows the number of not just the frequency of all bar in squeeze but how frequently a squeeze sequence initiates
# ????
# same as 3a % ?
# 3c. Average squeeze duration - shows of all the unbroken series how many bars would be in a squeeze
# this is perhaps the most useful as you can characterize and instrument (or at least its period in the chart) to set expectations on how long that might last
# avg bar len of groups (sqz)
def avg_group_len = round(sig_cnt/sig_group_cnt, 1);
# Other things are also possible like shortest, longest, longest between squeeze series ...
#----------------
# if last bar has a signal (in a sqz)
# then plot a vert line after last bar, to show est last bar of current sqz, based on the avg group (sqz) len
def lastbar_sig = if (bn == bar_cnt and signal_start) then 1 else 0;
def n = 400;
def last_group_bars = if bn == 1 then 0
else if lastbar_sig then fold e = 0 to n
with p
while getvalue(signal_start, e)
do p + 1
else lastbar_sig[1];
def future_bars = if isnan(close) then future_bars[1]
else if last_group_bars > 0 then (rounddown(avg_group_len,0) - last_group_bars)
else 0;
#def x = !isnan(close[future_bars+1]) and isnan(close[future_bars+0]);
def x = !isnan(getvalue(close, future_bars+1)) and isnan(getvalue(close, future_bars+0));
addverticalline(x, future_bars, color.cyan);
#----------------
input show_labels = yes;
addlabel(show_labels, bar_cnt + " total bars", color.yellow);
addlabel(show_labels, sig_cnt + " signals", color.yellow);
addlabel(show_labels, sig_group_cnt + " groups", color.yellow);
addlabel(show_labels, sqz_bars_per + " % of bars in groups", color.yellow);
#addlabel(show_labels, , color.yellow);
addlabel(show_labels, avg_group_len + " avg group len", color.yellow);
addlabel(show_labels, last_group_bars + " last group len", color.green);
addlabel(show_labels, future_bars + " bars remaining", color.green);
#------------------------
# test stuff
addchartbubble(0, 0,
ttm_histo + " h\n" +
ttm_volcomp + " v\n" +
ttm_sqz + "sqz"
, color.yellow, no);
addchartbubble(0, 50,
# ttm_histo + " h\n" +
ttm_volcomp + " v\n"
# ttm_sqz + "sqz"
, (if ttm_volcomp then color.yellow else color.gray), yes);
input test1_data = no;
addchartbubble(test1_data and !isnan(close), -15,
bn + "\n" +
bar_cnt + " bn\n" +
sig_cnt + " Sbars\n" +
sig_group_cnt + " Sqty\n" +
sqz_bars_per + " %bars\n" +
avg_group_len + " avg len\n" +
last_group_bars + " last"
#future_bars
#x
, color.yellow, no);
input test2_data = no;
addchartbubble(test2_data, -15,
avg_group_len + " avg len\n" +
last_group_bars + " last\n" +
future_bars + " x\n" +
x
, color.yellow, no);
#TJX 10min 7/24
shows a squeeze on last bar, so it calcs a vertical line placement, based on average squeeze length
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Thanks to all coders here! I use the standard TOS TTM_Squeeze for the charts and wtf_dude's scan from page #2 - I use it on daily only. It works perfectly for me.
Is there a way to filter only results after 8 or more red dots? (something John Carter suggested)
Like this one i.e.:
Sorry if I overlooked it here.
Update: Well, I did manage to have 8 red dots in a row and a green one at the end. Can actually do with the condition wizard.
Is there a way to filter only results after 8 or more red dots? (something John Carter suggested)
Like this one i.e.:
Sorry if I overlooked it here.
Update: Well, I did manage to have 8 red dots in a row and a green one at the end. Can actually do with the condition wizard.
Code:
TTM_Squeeze()."SqueezeAlert" from 1 bars ago is false and
TTM_Squeeze()."SqueezeAlert" from 2 bars ago is false and
TTM_Squeeze()."SqueezeAlert" from 3 bars ago is false and
TTM_Squeeze()."SqueezeAlert" from 4 bars ago is false and
TTM_Squeeze()."SqueezeAlert" from 5 bars ago is false and
TTM_Squeeze()."SqueezeAlert" from 6 bars ago is false and
TTM_Squeeze()."SqueezeAlert" from 7 bars ago is false and
TTM_Squeeze()."SqueezeAlert" from 8 bars ago is false and
TTM_Squeeze()."SqueezeAlert" is true
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Diamondlil
New member
Is there a code for an alert for the TTM Squeeze when when the histogram fires to the upside or downside?
Thank you.
Thank you.
I am interested to know how this scan has worked out for you since your post. Any changes or improvements? Have you looked into the Squeeze Pro setup with the extra colors/status?
EverGratefulMoneyMagnet
New member
How can I use this in a scan? I want to scan for tickers that have at least 3 red dots.
I would like to have a watchlist column for the Sqz Pro Alert, so i can monitor when the sqz has fired, can u help me with the code, i'm unable to get it to work. Thanks
def sqz = !TTM_SqueezePro().SqueezeAlert;
def direction = ST_SqueezePro()>ST_SqueezePro()[1];
def count = if sqz and !sqz[1] then 1 else count[1]+1;
def fired = if !sqz and sqz[1] then 1 else 0;
def firedCount = if fired then 1 else firedCount[1]+1;
def firedDirection = if fired then direction else firedDirection[1];
addLabel(yes, if sqz then “Squeeze:” + count else if sum(fired,5) then “Fired:” + firedCOunt + if firedDirection then ” Long” else ” Short” else “-”, if sqz then color.red else if sum(fired,5) and firedDirection then color.green else color.orange);
def sqz = !TTM_SqueezePro().SqueezeAlert;
def direction = ST_SqueezePro()>ST_SqueezePro()[1];
def count = if sqz and !sqz[1] then 1 else count[1]+1;
def fired = if !sqz and sqz[1] then 1 else 0;
def firedCount = if fired then 1 else firedCount[1]+1;
def firedDirection = if fired then direction else firedDirection[1];
addLabel(yes, if sqz then “Squeeze:” + count else if sum(fired,5) then “Fired:” + firedCOunt + if firedDirection then ” Long” else ” Short” else “-”, if sqz then color.red else if sum(fired,5) and firedDirection then color.green else color.orange);
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