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hello,
I want that blocks will show me local high and local low .
= the defintion for local high is : H(1) < H(2) > H(3) , and L(2) > L (3)
= the defintion for local low is : L(1) > L(2) < L(3) , and H(2) < H (3)
in the above cases day 2 is the day of turn and I want blocks will paint this bar
or it will be shown with a little sign above it .
thank you very much .
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Is L(3) the most recent Bar or the oldest Bar?
-Bruce
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l(3) is the oldest bar .
i want that blocks will show me all the the local high and low for specfic period , not just the last local high + low
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Please try the following RealCode Paint Brush:
If isLastBar Or isFirstBar Then
PlotColor = Color.White
Else If Price.High(-1) < Price.High And _
Price.High > Price.High(1) And _
Price.Low > Price.Low(1) Then
PlotColor = Color.Red
Else If Price.Low(-1) > Price.Low And _
Price.Low < Price.Low(1) And _
Price.High < Price.High(1) Then
PlotColor = Color.Blue
Else
PlotColor = Color.White
End If
-Bruce
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I used some setting on the chart . so I dont want that the above setting will interfere so can I create an indicator and in this way it will just show above it .
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thank very much Bruce . I attach more deatils maybe youwill know how to combine with the information above and what i use so this is the code for my chart (I want to combine this with your answer )
If price.Close > price.close(1) Then plotcolor = color.lime
If price.Close < price.close(1) Then plotcolor = color.red
as I told I perfer it will be shown to me with indicator . it's more comfortable
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I have Shared a Chart. If you want to take a look:
Select Share | Charts.
Type soli34161 and select Search.
Select the soli34161 Chart.
Select Open.
It Block Diagram based True Markers Plots to place arrows on the Chart based on RealCode Conditions (called Local High and Local Low). You can right-click on the LH and LL True Markers Plots on the Chart and select Block Diagram to see how the Block Diagrams were constructed.
-Bruce
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splendid .
just one tought can i see it in point beside arrow ?
where can i change it ?
you're great .
thank you .
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If you right-click on LH and LL and select Properties, you can adjust the Flag Type.
-Bruce
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BRUCE THANK YOU SO MUCH
I look deeply on what you create and I saw somtimes it doesn'y recognize .
I attach chart " bruce big "
may you have a look . I marked the areas
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7/15/2008 is a Local Low. You don't see the arrow because it is plotted below the bottom of the chart. If you Drag and Drop the Local Low Condition from the Condition Palette to the Chart, you will see it marked.
On 6/24/2008, it isn't a Local Low by your definition because the High on 6/24 is above the High of 6/23.
On 6/16/2008, it isn't a Local High by your definition because the High of 6/17 as above the high of 6/16.
-Bruce
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Thank you .
This service is something differnet from waht I know here in Israel .
It's so kind .
Good day
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You're welcome.
-Bruce
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ok now i want to add this chart to other chart .
how do i copy blocks digram to other chart ?
I haveservel chart that i made before and now i want to aff this featurs to them ?
thank you
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Joined: 6/15/2008
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Hello Bruce,
I am stuck here!
I did copy this formula and I can see the LOCAL HIGH and LOCAL LOW under the CONDITION PALETTE.
It is titled BARCHART. WINDOW.
My problem is that when I try to place this on my price charts NOTHING happens?
One other thing, he uses barcharts while I prefer candles.
Any help on this will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Gerry
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To move the RealCode Conditions from one Chart to another, you will want to create new RealCode Condition (selecting the Chart on which you wish to associate the RealCode Conditions when asked) while Copying and Pasting the RealCode from the old RealCode Conditions to the new RealCode Conditions.
You can Copy and Paste the LH and LL True Markers Plot from the Shared Chart to your own Chart, but when you delete the Shared Chart, the True Markers Plots will disappear. This is because they use Local High and Local Low Conditions and Price History from the Shared Chart in their Block Diagrams. If you right-click on the LH and LL True Markers Plots and select Block Diagram, you can connect them to the Conditions and Price History on your own Chart instead (how to do so is explained in the next two paragraphs).
If you left-click and Drag and Drop the the Input to the Bar High Block (in the LH Plot) or the Bar Low Block (in the LL Plot) to the Price History of your own Chart, it should use that Price History to Place the True Markers.
If you left-click and Drag on the Input to the True Markers Block in the LH Plot and the LL Plot, it should bring up a menu where you can select Link From Another Tool. You will want to choose the Local High Condtion associated with your own Chart for the LH True Markers Plot and the Local low condition associated with your own Chart for the LL True Markers Plot.
You can change the Display Style of a Plot by right-clicking on the Plot and selecting Properties (or by left-clicking on the Plot and bringing up QuickEdit).
-Bruce
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what is the best way ?
I try to connect the blocks diagram , how do I make it ?
If connect between the blocks digram is it mean that I can delete the share chart ?
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soli,
You can delete the Shared Chart once you alter the Block Diagrams that you Copy and Paste from the Shared Chart. The third and fourth paragraphs of my Tuesday, July 22, 2008 9:43:37 AM ET post explains the individual steps required to alter the Copied and Pasted Block Diagrams, but reviewing the following video might be helpful in understanding the explanation better.
Your First 3 Block Diagrams
-Bruce
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bruce
i tried a lot of time and it make me error and stop on blocks in blocks .
i shared DEAR BRUCE chart , please te changes cause I really don't under stand how .
thank you so much
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Hello Bruce,
I've tried to do as you indicate but could not get anywhere.
I picked up the phone and called SUPPORT and the person I spoke to also could not figure it out ( that is to say how to place the red and blue arrows on my chart ), so I guess that I am not alone in not being able to figure this out.
Just thought I would let you know that I tried my best and it's not doing it for me.
Thanks,
Gerry
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soli,
I cannot find a DEAR BRUCE Shared Chart (it would probably be better to Share a Layout in any case).
-Bruce
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hi again :
1 . I share DEAR BRUCE layout .
eitan anlysis this is the chart that I want the arrow there .
If can I see it in another chart so on kelthner weeklt as well .
2. I tried to create the price history looked in specfic way but without sucessed.
this is waht I want to create :
a. if price c(1) <price close > price.open then plot green ( long day fully green )
a. if price c(1) >price close < price.open then plot red ( long day fully red )
a. if price c(1) >price close > price.open then plot green just the frame no inside the candle
a. if price c(1) <price close < price.open then plot red just the frame no inside the candle
what to do say ? how I can create this ? i tried a lot
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debdon,
Technical support provides assistance when something goes wrong with the program. While they might answer some basic functionality qusetions, they do not provide customer training. Let's break the steps down.
- Select Share | Charts.
- Type soli34161 and select Search.
- Select the soli34161 Chart.
- Select Open.
- Right-click on LH on the Shared Chart and select Copy.
- Right-click on the Price Pane of your Chart and select Paste.
- Right-click on LL on the Shared Chart and select Copy.
- Right-click on the Price Pane of your Chart and select Paste.
- Select Condition Palette (if it is not already displayed).
- Double-left-click on Local High to bring up the RealCode Editor.
- Right-click in the RealCode Editor and select Select All.
- Right-click in the RealCode Editor and select Copy.
- Close the RealCode Editor.
- Select RealCode Editor | Condition | the name of your Chart.
- Call the Condition Local High and select OK.
- Right-click in the RealCode Editor and select Select All.
- Right-click in the RealCode Editor and select Paste.
- Select Apply and close the RealCode Editor.
- Double-left-click on Local Low to bring up the RealCode Editor.
- Right-click in the RealCode Editor and select Select All.
- Right-click in the RealCode Editor and select Copy.
- Close the RealCode Editor.
- Select RealCode Editor | Condition | the name of your Chart.
- Call the Condition Local Low and select OK.
- Right-click in the RealCode Editor and select Select All.
- Right-click in the RealCode Editor and select Paste.
- Select Apply and close the RealCode Editor.
- Close the Shared Chart (selecting Discard and Yes when prompted).
- Right-click on LH and select Block Diagram.
- Drag and Drop the Input of the Bar High Block (it's a gray arrow) to the Price History Plot.
- Left-click and Drag (letting up the mouse after the Drag) on the Input ot the True Markers Block.
- Select Link From Another Tool | Local High.
- Close the Block Diagram Window.
- Right-click on LL and select Block Diagram.
- Drag and Drop the Input of the Bar Low Block (it's a gray arrow) to the Price History Plot.
- Left-click and Drag (letting up the mouse after the Drag) on the Input ot the True Markers Block.
- Select Link From Another Tool | Local Low.
- Close the Block Diagram Window.
-Bruce
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soli,
Unfortunately your Layout is a bit resource intensive for my computer and I can't run it. I've adjusted your eitan analysis Chart and re-Shared it however.
If you create a RealCode Indicator using the following RealCode (using Candlestick as the Display Style):
If (Price.Last(1) > Price.Last And _
Price.Last > Price.Open) Or _
(Price.Last(1) < Price.Last And _
Price.Last < Price.Open) Then
highValue = Price.High
lowValue = Price.Low
openValue = System.Math.Min(Price.Open,Price.Close)
Plot = System.Math.Max(Price.Open,Price.Close)
Else If (Price.Last(1) < Price.Last And _
Price.Last > Price.Open) Or _
(Price.Last(1) > Price.Last And _
Price.Last < Price.Open) Then
highValue = Price.High
lowValue = Price.Low
openValue = System.Math.Max(Price.Open,Price.Close)
Plot = System.Math.Min(Price.Open,Price.Close)
Else
Plot = Single.NaN
End If
And then use the following RealCode as a RealCode Paint Brush:
If (Price.Last(1) > Price.Last And _
Price.Last > Price.Open) Or _
(Price.Last(1) < Price.Last And _
Price.Last > Price.Open) Then
PlotColor = Color.Lime
Else If (Price.Last(1) < Price.Last And _
Price.Last < Price.Open) Or _
(Price.Last(1) > Price.Last And _
Price.Last < Price.Open) Then
PlotColor = Color.Red
End If
It should Plot and Paint your Candles as requested (at least to my understanding of your request). It will not Plot a Candle that does not meet one of the four Conditions. It should be noted that it does this by actually switching the Open and Close under some circumstances, so you should use the original Price History as the Parent Indicator for any Child Indicators that need the correct Price for their calculations.
-Bruce
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1. thank you so much . I really appreciate your effort . it's gergous .
2. how do u recommand to desgin the color behind candlestick?
dood day
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I'm not sure what you are saying about the "color behind candlesticks". If it is Plotted in the same Pane as the original Price History, you may want to uncheck Draw in QuickEdit (or uncheck Draw On Chart under Properties) for the Price History.
-Bruce
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Hello Bruce,
Thanks for the reply.
I am stuck at the end of the formula.
I am where you indicate " Close the Shared Chart ( select Discard )
It says " Right click on LH and select Block Diagram " How do I get there?
Also, when I am ready to apply this to my chart, will I be seeing the Red and Blue Arrows as in the sample chart?
Thanking you in advance,
Gerry
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Hello all,
I am told to Select Link From Another Tool Local High, after draging on the Input of the True Markers Block.
How and where do I find this part of the formula
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When you are in the Block diagram, drag off the output of the True Markers Block and you should see the menu described. This is not part of a formula.
If you go through Bruce's instructions you should see the steps to get to the Block Diagram. You might also find this video helpful: Your First 3 Block Diagrams
- Craig
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