October 26th, 2021
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xplorer
This indicator is an implementation of the Second Entry concept as used by VinceVirgil on the CL and Mack on the ES (over at his PATS website). It is intended as a training aid and does not cover the more hard-to-spot obscure occurrences of Second Entries. One of the reasons for releasing this is to get input from more experienced users of Second Entries and, if possible, to try and refine the indicator based on this.
It implements the "classic" version of a Second Entry where the first and second entries tick above (or below) the previous bars. The indicator can optionally highlight the new high/low (the start of the "pattern") with a diamond, the first entry (with a dot) and the second entry (with an up or down arrow). The indicator displays the bar where a second entry may occur and deletes the symbol(s) if the bar does not tick above (or below where appropriate) the previous bar.
The indicator has the following parameters:
AudibleWarning - if this is true and there is a .wav file in the NT sounds folder called "SecondEntry_Warning.wav" then it will be played when an up or down arrow is displayed. NumTicks - this is the number of ticks above/below the open of the bar that the up/down arrow is displayed. ReqTickHFirstEntry - if this is true then a bar has to tick above (or below) the previous bar to constitute a first entry. If false then a bar at the same price as the previous bar will count as a first entry. ShowFirstEntry - if true then a dot will be displayed to indicate the first entry bar. ShowHistory - if true then the drawing objects will be left on the chart indicating previous Second Entry "patterns". ShowPatternStart - if true then a diamond will be be displayed above/below the new high (for Second Entry Longs) or new low (for Second Entry Shorts).
December 16th, 2013
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Timek
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January 15th, 2014
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patbateman
Finally sorted out the bar numbering to be a bit more useful than the plain old "DrawText()" on every bar update.
Set parameters for:
text font & color
number of pixels off-set from the bar (above or below)
turn them on or off quickly with click on toolbar
start numbers at a given number e.g. 0, 1 or 5 or any number (useful to set it to 0 when debugging script so that it displays the CurrentBar value)
how many bars between labels
when to increment bar number (good for syncing bar numbering on different time-frame charts, e.g. set it to every 3 bars on the 1min chart and normal every bar on the 3min chart, so their numbers are the same)
count resets at start of every session or not
displays bar number in the data box
This is version 1 and there probably won't be any more versions.
If it causes problems, send me a private message - don't put the message in the comments on this file download because it doesn't notify me. Thanks.
March 25th, 2013
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Adamus
This indicator uses Linear Regression as main driver. It's based on a longer and shorter period LR used as a signal.
I find it most suitable for indicating when to add new contracts to already opened position or if you've missed trend break-out this can find you a nice entry.
Should you have market trending down, you enter when histogram reaches near 0 and you can either wait to change direction and go in the opposite direction or use some "fixed" near 0 detection method.
On the image you can see how nice have been identified places where to add to an existing position, or even enter market if not done so already.
Please check here for early trend change identification and how trading divergences possibilities.
Parameters:
- Adaptive period: you can select to use adaptive period proposed by John Ehlers for short period calculation
- Period multiplier: is to be used if you've selected adaptive period so from short period calculated will be derived long period value by multiplication
- Long LR period/Short LR period: are to be used as fixed values for Linear regression period
- Long/Short smoothing: is SMA smoothing applied to LinReg
Notes:
- Red/Green histograms are selected on Falling/Rising base respect to previous value.
- In debug mode you can see additional 2 lines plotted. Those are actual angle measure line for longer and shorter period LR.
October 21st, 2018
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erwinbeckers
here's a quick one.. inspired by range charts, but simplified and still painted on regular time charts..
i needed something to help me spot common S/R levels and also watch price moves between levels of either % of price or in blocks of a certain dollar value (0.2, 0.5, 1.0 ... etc)
default is to show moves in increment of 0.5% of all-time (based on chart) mid-price, but can be changed to better suit the time aggregation and the underlying price range we're looking at (for shorter timeframe, you may want to look at $.25 levels, for a stock like AAPL you want to look at a $5.0 increments and so on)
The percentage level value is always approximated to the nearest multiple of $0.1 to make it meaningful.
if there's a setting in Override Range Unit, then that's the one the study will use as a unit for the incermental levels.
you can show/hide the levels calc details labels on top using the study settings.
found it interesting and it helps hide a lot of noise from price - also comes closer to my own view of Darvas so thought to share for the Range Chart & breakout trading fans..
Cheers,
RedK