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Post From: Is it possible to get drawings data entered in a spreadsheet?
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Without using the horizontal line study, is it possible to draw a horizontal ray and have the price level data show up in a spreadsheet? Also when moving it by hand have that change in value immediately reflected in the spreadsheet? Other drawings would be good too - rays,rectangle edges, extending rectangles edges, etc. This would be good because you could then incorporate that data point into an alert formula that uses other indicator data as well, like slow stochastic oversold and overbought regions. For example you could set the alert formula to include the following conditions: 1. LL from the horizontal ray you yourself drew on the chart 2. slow stochastic less than 20 It would work on rays the same way. The alert conditions could be when price touches the ray while slow stochastic is at a certain level. With an extending rectangle you could have price entering the region of the rectangle at the same time as slow stochastic indicates overbought or oversold. Etc. Doing this you wouldn't be wed to the horizontal line study which is unwieldy to program with every time you want to change a level on the fly. And the ray starts at a particular point on the chart whereas the horizontal line study extends in both directions - even though supply and demand/pivot points/support and resistance levels are frequently shifting depending on which forex markets are open. I draw a bunch of these rays on a bunch of my charts daily - and if i could incorporate them into the spreadsheet that would be phenomenal. Otherwise I have to figure out visually whether the ray being hit and the slow stochastic being overbought or oversold corresponds. The overall goal is to automate it for a couple dozen charts simultaneously. Other studies that wouldn't work are the High/Low and HighestHigh/LowestLow studies -- since they are frequently missing the points that I pinpoint myself, and they are hard to program to get the points I want. Like I said - it has to be something that I can change and incorporate on the fly while trading. The horizontal ray and the ray drawing tools would be the best. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2017-10-31 04:13:46
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