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GENTLEMEN:
Is there something that will measure EACH INDIVIDUAL BAR and give the RANGE of each bar in ticks and currency?
Kind of like how Price action swing will type out the swing length but I need each individual bar.
OR
It can type out the tick and currency either just above the bar or do a histogram below the chart.
I think this would be good to see how much ticks of movement there were in bars that make random bar lengths like minute bars and point-and-figure and volume...etc.. etc.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
There is already a native indicator called Range you can use. You can also get the average range of x bars too:
// Prints the 20 period simple moving average of range
double value = SMA(Range(), 20)[0];
Print("The 20 period average of range is " + value.ToString());
If you take the time to look at the code for @RANGE you will see at line 50 how it is calculated. If you take the time to look in NT's Help you can learn how to add a few extra words to have the Range expressed in Ticks and $ value.
"If you don't want random outcomes, don't make random decisions."
Formula indicator which allows you to generate new series on the fly by formula
Simple formula examples:
CLOSE(0) / CLOSE(1)
(HIGH(0) - LOW(0)) / 2
MATH-LOG10(CLOSE(0))
CLOSE(0) / VALUE(SMA(14), 0)
(CLOSE(0) / CLOSE(1)) * 14
VALUE(SMA(BARS-ARRAY(0),14), …
This formula should return the number of tick per point for ES and NQ
VALUE(Range(), 0) / 0.25
