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Date/Time: Wed, 04 Dec 2024 09:04:21 +0000
Post From: Volume at price using PoC
| [2024-10-29 15:14:28] |
| John - SC Support - Posts: 36442 |
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You have the right idea. But you would need to test all the groups, since it is possible that you could have more than one group on bar and only one of them meets your criteria. To start, you would need to add the "Volume Point of Control for Bars" study to get the Point of Control location. You can hide this study, as you do not need to have it displayed (unless you want to). Refer to the following: Volume Point of Control for Bars Then your alert condition would look like the following: =OR(AND(ID1.SG50, ID1.SG49 = ID2.SG1), AND(ID1.SG52, ID1.SG51 = ID2.SG1), AND(ID1.SG54, ID1.SG53 = ID2.SG1), AND(ID1.SG56, ID1.SG55 = ID2.SG1), AND(ID1.SG58, ID1.SG57 = ID2.SG1)) Where ID1 is the ID of the "Volume at Price Threshold Alert V2", SG50 is the "Adjacent Alert Highlight Top 1" subgraph, SG49 is the "Adjacent Alert Highlight Bottom 1", SG51 is the "Adjacent Alert Highlight Bottom 2", etc., ID2 is the ID of the "Volume Point of Control for Bars", and SG1 is the "VPOC" subgraph. The reason you have to have both the bottom and the top is that sometimes a value is stored in one but not both and both have to be valid in order for there to be a group. For the most reliable, advanced, and zero cost futures order routing, use the Teton service: Sierra Chart Teton Futures Order Routing |