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Good afternoon. You have done a great job with the PriceActionSwing indicator, thank you very much. But I can not see the display of divergence lines on the chart. I have uncommented the lines that you spoke, compiled, there are no errors in the log file. I have 3 hours to do all sorts of dances with the settings all to no avail. Help please get work done Priceactionswingpro with GomCD. Thank you.
Its from my script:
#region GomCD
// Uncomment the next lines to use Gomi's Cumulative Delta ================================
private DataSeries gomCdAllDeltaClose;
public enum ShowGomCD
{
AbsoluteCD,
AbsoluteCD_And_SwingCD,
False,
SwingCD,
SwingCD_And_AbsoluteCD,
}
private ShowGomCD showGomCD = ShowGomCD.SwingCD_And_AbsoluteCD;
private int textOffsetGomCd = 60;
private GomCD gomCdAll;
private GomFilterModeType gomCdVolumeFilterSizeMode = GomFilterModeType.None;
private GomCDCalculationModeType gomCdCalcMode = GomCDCalculationModeType.BidAsk;
private int gomCdVolumeFilterSize = 1;
private int gomCdAllSwingLowValue = 0;
private int gomCdAllSwingHighValue = 0;
private int curHighGomCdAll = 0;
private int curLowGomCdAll = 0;
private int lastHighGomCdAll = 0;
private int lastLowGomCdAll = 0;
/// <summary>
/// Indicates if the developing cumulative delta since the last fix swing is printed in
/// the right bottem corner.
/// </summary>
private bool gomCDCurrent = true;
// Uncomment till here ====================================================================
#endregion
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
I have been using this great indicator for a while now but fail to fully understand a couple of things. I am hoping someone can provide an explanation.
1. This is the info provided on the instruction page, but I need further clarification please:
Swing type:
"Represents the swing type. In the "Standard" swing type a new swing is found when price is above or below the high or low of the last N bars and N = Swing size."
Does the above calc include inside bars? I'm guessing it does? It seems you can only exclude inside bars with the Gann style?
If it is as written, with the swing size set to 3, I take it to mean in an uptrend following a bar making a new high, if & once 3 consecutive bars have made lower lows, (regardless of the highs and closes), then when price ticks below the third completed bar is when the down swing will be validated and therefore print. (Is this correct)?
2. With the swing type set to standard, and the swing visualisation set to ZigZagVolume, what is the criteria that changes the swing colours. It seems obvious that it is volume related? The zig zag is not always red when decending and not always green when accending. At present I have a chart that has made a leg up (green), followed by a retracement (green), followed by another leg up (now red), another retracement (red), yet another leg up (red).
Why is did the zig zag turn red and still made higher highs and a higher low?
I really would like to understand the way the zig zag is coloured by using the above settings.
I have attached a screen shot.
I would like to have a small modification done to this indicator and am unable to do it myself, is there someone who would like to give it a go? I would be willing to pay if necessary.
I want the zig zag to change with the trend as per the attached, from Robert Krausz's book WD Gann, Treasure discovered.
