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Post From: How do I Show Profiles on Subgraphs?
| [2016-04-11 01:46:14] |
| enemyspy - Posts: 306 |
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Hey Guys. For anyone who still cares. I have a new version of this for you. I apologize for this but the first verions I gave you were basically not much better than a giant pile of excrement. I had to go back through almost everything I have ever coded this week and change some things. I am finally finished fixing this one up, so that it works properly. I made some feature improvements while I was at it: -You can now set a look back period on it by either days or bar count. -It now has the option to display extended standard deviation lines. -It also now plots the data into subgraphs so that you can set alerts for it or use it in trading system calculations. -More Importantly it actually works properly now. It especially shreds in replays, fast and very accurate. Settings: Study Input: Sets The chart,study and subgraph input data that you want to analyse. defaults to zero when you open the study or remove a study it is attached to. Max bar Width: Sets the Maximum Bar width across the chart. Increment Value Per Bar: Sets the bar increment (actual value not % anymore) This can also take either whole or decimal numbers. Calculation Method: There are 3 Calculation Options: 1: Start of chart from start of loaded data in chart. 2: Number of bars - set to calculate over the most recent x number of bars. 3. Number of days - set to calculate over the most recent x number of Days. (if the number of days is set to 0 than it will calculate the current day only.) LookBack Period: Sets the lookback period for options 2 & 3. For th number of days option the value in the lookback period represents the current day + the number of past trading days defined in the lookback period. Include 0 Values: THIS SETTING IS VERY IMPORTANT. It is typically set to Yes unless you are applying this study to something that skips bar indices to avoid innacurate results. For instance, set it to No if you have applied it to something like a swing rotation or zig zag study where all the swingpoints are non 0 values. For volume or cumulative delta you would set it to Yes. First Standard Deviation %: Sets the first Standard Deviation %. Second Standard Deviation %: Sets the Second Standard Deviation %. Split Standard Deviations: When Set to yes it splits the Standard Deviations between the highs and lows of the distribution curve. Display Extended Standard Deviation Lines: if set to yes it will plot the lines for the Mid and standard deviations in the chart region. Side Notes: The study also now feeds the data into subgraphs as the chart updates so that you can set alerts, or input it into a trading system. The subgraphs do not calculate the historical values. it is suggested to leave the subgraph drawstyles to ignore. However if you want to view the subgraphs as they update it is possible. Set the colors for the the lines that extend across the chart using the primary subgraph colors. |
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