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Post From: Ticks per second
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| Sawtooth - Posts: 4120 |
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To my knowledge, there is only one way to measure price changes and that is via the "Price Changes Per Bar" chart type.
OK, try this:- Add a chart to your chartbook using the Bar Period Type of Price Changes Per Bar, and a Bar Period Value of 1. - Add the Bar Time Duration study. - Add the Spreadsheet Formula study, set the Value Format to 0.00000001, with a formula like this in its Formula field: =IF(ID1.SG1<1/86400,ID1.SG1,ID1.SG1+ID2.SG1[-1]) where the Bar Time Duration study is ID1, and this Spreadsheet Formula study is ID2. - Add another Spreadsheet Formula study, with a formula like this in its Formula field: =IF(ID2.SG1<1/86400,1,ID3.SG1[-1]+1) where the first Spreadsheet Formula study is ID2, and this Spreadsheet Formula study is ID3 This Study Collection finds the price bars that are less than 1 second, and adds its bar duration to the previous bar duration, and counts these bars until there is a bar greater than 1 second. Now you can create an alert when ID3.SG1 >10 (price changes per second): =ID3.SG1 > 10 Date Time Of Last Edit: 2023-12-25 23:12:49
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