New intraday high

July 16th, 2023, 01:20 AM

I want to plot anything higher than the new intraday high on the radar screen.
However, when I apply the following code, the symbols AKLI and APRN are plotted even when they are not.

As an example, the symbol AAPL is higher than the second bar from the opening price than the previous bar, but I want to prevent this from also being plotted on the radar screen.
As an example, I would like to plot the condition as met when the price reaches the point indicated by the arrow as shown in the attached image.

The example in the attached image shows chart data for July 14, 2023.

Any help would be appreciated.

Code

variable:Open_(0),High_(0),low_(0),Close_(0); 
 
if Date[1] <> Date[0] then begin 
    
   Open_ = open; 
   High_ = high; 
   low_  = low; 
   Close_= close;  
	 
end 
    
else  
    
if Open_<Close_ then begin 
 
  if high>High_ then  
    
     print(Symbol,High_,Spaces(4),date,time); 
     Plot1(High_,"",Cyan); 
  end 
    
Else 
    
    if Open_>Close_ then begin 
       
      if high>High_  then  
    
        print(Symbol,High_,Spaces(4),date,time); 
        Plot1(High_,"",red); 
       
      end 
       
    Else 
     
        if Open_=Close_ then begin 
        
          if high>High_  then  
          
            print(Symbol,High_,Spaces(4),date,time); 
            Plot1(High_,"",yellow); 
       
          end 
       
        Else 
     
Noplot(1);

July 23rd, 2023, 09:43 AM

Try moving

Open_ = open;
High_ = high;
low_ = low;
Close_= close;

to the bottome of the code or using If high > high[1]

July 23rd, 2023, 11:31 AM

In your code, TradeStation thinks "Open" is the same as "open". Same for Close, High, and Low.

In your code, "Replace all" of:[*]LIST][*]Open with dOpen[*]Close with dClose[*]High with dHigh[*]Low with dLow

This makes them different variables.

Bob

July 26th, 2023, 11:18 AM

RandyK0615

Try moving

Open_ = open;
High_ = high;
low_ = low;
Close_= close;

to the bottome of the code or using If high > high[1]

Thank you for your reply.

1: The attached image here is the existing New High for Day indicator in TradeStation, but first, the AAPL chart, I think the second bar is larger than the high of the first bar.
In that case I want to prevent it from being plotted.

However, the third bar is also larger than the high of the second bar. So we want it to be plotted (green).
After that, we want to make sure that the fourth bar and beyond are not included in the calculation.

2:Next is ABNB. The third bar is negative and we want to plot it (green) at the fourth bar, but not at the new high after the fifth bar.

3: Next is AEP, the first bar is negative and then the first new high is made, which I want to plot (red). I would like to leave the subsequent new highs unplotted.

4: Finally, CTSH made a new high at the third bar and I want to plot it at that time. The bars after that are the same as above.

The aforementioned is also true on the RadarScreen.

Thank you in advance for your help.

2023-07-22 New High for Day

July 26th, 2023, 11:27 AM

bfulks

In your code, TradeStation thinks "Open" is the same as "open". Same for Close, High, and Low.

In your code, "Replace all" of:[*]LIST][*]Open with dOpen[*]Close with dClose[*]High with dHigh[*]Low with dLow

This makes them different variables.

Bob

Thank you for your reply.

Does that mean replacing it with an OpenD function or something else?

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