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- Paradox replied Apr 10, 2012
You will have to play with the settings. The defaults I have where what looked useful for the other settings. Specifically NumBars=200 and FractalLookBack=5. You can change these to 1000 and 0 and you should get more what you are expecting. I define ...
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- Paradox replied Apr 10, 2012
Thanks for the input David. I guess FH thought I couldn't hack it so he tried to call in a real programmer. All I have had is logic questions not programming questions. Did you check out my indicator? It is completely inspired by your SR indicator. ...
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- Paradox replied Apr 9, 2012
Try this. Here are the new properties If you set any of them to 0 You will get the default behavior using averages and HistogramThreshold. extern int MarketProfileThreshold = 9; extern int FractalThreshold = 20; extern int TdstThreshold = 2;
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- Paradox replied Apr 9, 2012
Ok yeah I don't understand. How would you do this? You could just remove the red line area completely. If that is not what you want then I can't see what logic would create the behavior you are talking about. Just start drawing only when it crosses ...
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- Paradox replied Apr 9, 2012
I understand how to draw these differently on the chart but that is a bit ahead of the functionality we are currently working on. The box I was referring to is just a hand drawn manual control much like the shift line. It could even be made to trail ...
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- Paradox replied Apr 9, 2012
I wasn't overthinking. You were overly confusing.
Ok I didn't see your second picture post. It shows what I thought you meant but that doesn't seem like it would work since the values are normalized to fit on the screen. You can't change ...help with Localized Stairstepping Heatmap indi
- Paradox replied Apr 9, 2012
Anything is possible. The thing too understand is that these values are not bars that is just how they are projected on the screen. The underlying values would fluctuate considerably depending on the type of histo and other settings like UseVolume ...
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- Paradox replied Apr 8, 2012
TDST is tom demarko sequential. The idea is to find the end of runs so it count seqential closes +/- the close 4 bars previous. I don't use it for OBOS but if you get a run in a direction and it consolidates for a few bars that makes a good pivot ...
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- Paradox replied Apr 8, 2012
This is code I have used for a while now. I just pulled all the work I had to try to interpret the Histogram and make horizontal lines. I saw your request a while ago but only recently had enough vouches to post here. Funny I looked at you picture ...
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- Paradox replied Mar 31, 2012
Yes the shiftline is a manual control. Just make a vertical line and name it SHIFTLINE. The startline will be NumBars back from the shiftline on a redraw. You can move it around off hours but it won't refresh without refreshing the indicator ...
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- Paradox replied Mar 31, 2012
Forexhard Here is my code for showing pivot and consolidation points. The easiest way to play around with it is to make a vertical line called "SHIFTLINE" you can drag this around the chart to simulate that being the current bar. You then need a new ...
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- Paradox replied Mar 30, 2012
True true. I will make sure I continue to trade these live. Thanks for making that clear. I am not trying to curve fit I am trying to understand the properties of CZs. I know you must trade these at better profits than these results. I hope I could ...
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- Paradox replied Mar 30, 2012
Forexhard I think most of my questions can be addressed to this post. The story of this thread seemed to end with the cliffhanger of how 2 or even more separate indicators where going to interact with each other. Is this still the idea. Is it ...
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- Paradox replied Mar 30, 2012
Yes I see what you mean. Sorry it should only alert once per bar.
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- Paradox replied Mar 30, 2012
Wow thanks so much for this. I have so many things I want to test around CZs but it is going to take me some time to build the code. I won't be able to even start for a week. So having this data is really nice. Can you run this on any other pairs? ...
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- Paradox replied Mar 30, 2012
It should alert only once on each cross of the band. It should have to cross back inside the band before it alerts again.
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- Paradox replied Mar 29, 2012
Thanks for the welcome. Bummer I guess I will have to keep at it then. Yeah I noticed. He probably won't mind if I use it for a dashboard though? Might end up rewriting a lot anyways. A few were coding stuff. But the funnel and heatmap where your ...
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- Paradox replied Mar 29, 2012
Hello I finally read the whole thread. I have a few questions and some tools to share. Figure to do it all in one post to avoid clutter. First off real kudos for the consistency of the message for 9 months. Also the work and polish in the indicator ...
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- Paradox replied Mar 29, 2012
Nope but it is posted here so Al can include the more flexible one.
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