Watch List Columns

[Thinker]

I'm trying to create a watch list that has columns showing the number of squeezes if one is going on and to show the number of times a symbol has fired if that is the case. If it shows firing, I want it to show whether the symbol has fired long or short. I've created one column that works for a daily chart but am having trouble creating codes to also see a weekly chart, a 3-day chart, a 4-hour chart, a 1-hour chart, a 30-minute chart, and a 15-minute chart.

Can one of you code experts provide separate coding for the other periods than the daily? Here's the code that appears to work for the daily chart:

declare lower;


def nBB = 2.0;

def Length = 20.0;

def nK_High = 1.0;

def nK_Mid = 1.5;

def nK_Low = 2.0;



def price = close;



def momentum = TTM_Squeeze(price = price, length = length, nk = nk_Mid, nbb = nbb)."Histogram";

plot oscillator = momentum;

def BolKelDelta_Mid = reference BollingerBands("num_dev_up" = nBB, "length" = Length )."upperband" - KeltnerChannels("factor" = nK_Mid, "length" = Length)."Upper_Band";

def BolKelDelta_Low = reference BollingerBands("num_dev_up" = nBB, "length" = Length )."upperband" - KeltnerChannels("factor" = nK_Low, "length" = Length)."Upper_Band";

def BolKelDelta_High = reference BollingerBands("num_dev_up" = nBB, "length" = Length )."upperband" - KeltnerChannels("factor" = nK_High, "length" = Length)."Upper_Band";

oscillator.DefineColor("Up", CreateColor(0, 255, 255));

oscillator.DefineColor("UpDecreasing", CreateColor(0, 0, 255));

oscillator.DefineColor("Down", CreateColor(255, 0, 0));

oscillator.DefineColor("DownDecreasing", CreateColor(255, 255, 0));

oscillator.AssignValueColor(

if oscillator[1] < oscillator then if oscillator[0] >= 0

then oscillator.Color("Up")

else oscillator.Color("DownDecreasing")

else if oscillator >= 0

then oscillator.Color("UpDecreasing")

else oscillator.Color("Down") );

oscillator.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HISTOGRAM);

oscillator.SetLineWeight(5);



plot squeeze = If(IsNaN(close), Double.NaN, 0);

squeeze.DefineColor("NoSqueeze", Color.GREEN);

squeeze.DefineColor("SqueezeLow", Color.black);

squeeze.DefineColor("SqueezeMid", Color.RED);

squeeze.DefineColor("SqueezeHigh", Color.orange);

squeeze.AssignValueColor(if BolKelDelta_High <= 0 then squeeze.Color("SqueezeHigh") else if BolKelDelta_Mid <= 0 then squeeze.Color("SqueezeMid") else if BolKelDelta_Low <= 0 then squeeze.Color("SqueezeLow") else squeeze.color("noSqueeze"));

squeeze.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.POINTS);

squeeze.SetLineWeight(3);

 

[BenTen]

Have you tried any of these yet? https://usethinkscript.com/google-search/?q=squeeze+watchlist+column

 

[halcyonguy]

I'm trying to create a watch list that has columns showing the number of squeezes if one is going on and to show the number of times a symbol has fired if that is the case. If it shows firing, I want it to show whether the symbol has fired long or short. I've created one column that works for a daily chart but am having trouble creating codes to also see a weekly chart, a 3-day chart, a 4-hour chart, a 1-hour chart, a 30-minute chart, and a 15-minute chart.

Can one of you code experts provide separate coding for the other periods than the daily? Here's the code that appears to work for the daily chart:

declare lower;


def nBB = 2.0;

def Length = 20.0;

def nK_High = 1.0;

def nK_Mid = 1.5;

def nK_Low = 2.0;



def price = close;



def momentum = TTM_Squeeze(price = price, length = length, nk = nk_Mid, nbb = nbb)."Histogram";

plot oscillator = momentum;

def BolKelDelta_Mid = reference BollingerBands("num_dev_up" = nBB, "length" = Length )."upperband" - KeltnerChannels("factor" = nK_Mid, "length" = Length)."Upper_Band";

def BolKelDelta_Low = reference BollingerBands("num_dev_up" = nBB, "length" = Length )."upperband" - KeltnerChannels("factor" = nK_Low, "length" = Length)."Upper_Band";

def BolKelDelta_High = reference BollingerBands("num_dev_up" = nBB, "length" = Length )."upperband" - KeltnerChannels("factor" = nK_High, "length" = Length)."Upper_Band";

oscillator.DefineColor("Up", CreateColor(0, 255, 255));

oscillator.DefineColor("UpDecreasing", CreateColor(0, 0, 255));

oscillator.DefineColor("Down", CreateColor(255, 0, 0));

oscillator.DefineColor("DownDecreasing", CreateColor(255, 255, 0));

oscillator.AssignValueColor(

if oscillator[1] < oscillator then if oscillator[0] >= 0

then oscillator.Color("Up")

else oscillator.Color("DownDecreasing")

else if oscillator >= 0

then oscillator.Color("UpDecreasing")

else oscillator.Color("Down") );

oscillator.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HISTOGRAM);

oscillator.SetLineWeight(5);



plot squeeze = If(IsNaN(close), Double.NaN, 0);

squeeze.DefineColor("NoSqueeze", Color.GREEN);

squeeze.DefineColor("SqueezeLow", Color.black);

squeeze.DefineColor("SqueezeMid", Color.RED);

squeeze.DefineColor("SqueezeHigh", Color.orange);

squeeze.AssignValueColor(if BolKelDelta_High <= 0 then squeeze.Color("SqueezeHigh") else if BolKelDelta_Mid <= 0 then squeeze.Color("SqueezeMid") else if BolKelDelta_Low <= 0 then squeeze.Color("SqueezeLow") else squeeze.color("noSqueeze"));

squeeze.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.POINTS);

squeeze.SetLineWeight(3);

if you want 7 columns, and you have 1 study working, copy the code and paste it 6 times, in new column studies , change the name, and the time frame at the top of the editor window.

 

[Thinker]

if you want 7 columns, and you have 1 study working, copy the code and paste it 6 times, in new column studies , change the name, and the time frame at the top of the editor window.

I'll try that. Thanks!