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Convert this NT code to EL, Please

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lizmerrill
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Can any savvy NT coders, recode the attached code for NT to Tradestation Easylanguage.
Would really appreciate it.

Blessings to All,

Liz

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ok, this is what you like to convert i think :




its the LinReg that colors its line and the Bars depending on up / down (blue / red)
and a flat-definition (yello Bars / gray line)

now what is your question to the algo ?

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when does the lr line change color, ...when the angle crosses a critical level, or when the lr line changes direction...what is the conditions for color change in the lr line?

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its an angle-algo :

an angle below the value is flat / gray
an angle above it is colored

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once it was a 2-step angle- check for flat, soft and strong angle with multiple colors
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but this is out of function in this special linReg inidi here.
its a leftover from an other variation with MAs.

thats why you have angle1 + angle2 in the code.

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So again, how does the color change for the lr line:
correct me:
if the slope of the lr line is up ( either by lr>lr[1] ) and angle 1 or angle2 is greater than threshold, then lr line is blue???
(if so, why not just one input for angle, why angle1 and angle2?

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let me try again, after rereading your earlier response:
if lr is pointed up ( lr> lr[1]) and angle is greater than threshold, then paint line blue, right?
if lr is pointed up, and angle is <=threshold, then paint line gray for flat..?

do you use the slope to assess then direction of the lr line, or just lr>lr[1] etc?

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OK, there we go :



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let me try again, after rereading your earlier response:


if lr is pointed up ( lr> lr[1]) and angle is greater than threshold, then paint line blue, right? exactly


if lr is pointed up, and angle is <=threshold, then paint line gray for flat..? exactly


do you use the slope to assess then direction of the lr line, or just lr>lr[1] etc?

>>>>

this is the first check of the indicator >> if ( Rising (LinReg(Input,period))) --

and later it goes on with an

else (means - if not rising = falling )
for the other side

thats how its done in this code

hope it helps!

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