Hi
i try to find an indicator to have every hour pivots point from last hour of trading
if everyone have the code
thx to share it
best regards
michael
pivots trading hourly INDICATOR
if anyone can open this link..
http://www.tradersxchange.com/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=748
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a lot of times the registration mail is lost in the junk mail.if anyone can open this link..
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you can just log in and see if it works.
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how much does he charge?Hi chipeur.help needed please
Contact ABCTrading.
Chris is the best in coding EL and his prices are well afordable.
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you have not given enough detail for people to help you.help needed please
eg.
what is the chart resolution ? hourly chart?
how would you like it displayed? line? number?
do you want someone to code it for you? or someone to help you resolve a coding problem?
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A search in the Multicharts Knowledgebase brought up something that would probably do what you have in mind on an hourly chart. Pivot Study
Besides that I am almost sure that you can find a study that does what you have in mind via google, too.
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Besides that I am almost sure that you can find a study that does what you have in mind via google, too.
Regards,
ABC
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Well, maybe that didn't come out as I wanted too...how much does he charge?...and his prices are well afordable.
What is affordable to me might not be to others...
Many in this forum already commented on the fine programming Chris does.
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I know what you want chipeur.every hour news pivots with the last hour with OHLC
You want this:
Chris programmed it for me a couple of years ago.
It plots the previous 60min OHLC (there you can only see the high and low) into the next hour. This way you can use the previous extremes as resistance/support. Later I added Mark Fisher's Pivots (the gray lines).
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...but he wants hourly pivot on an hourly chart, and he has not specified how he want the pivot presented. Maybe a dot?I know what you want chipeur.every hour news pivots with the last hour with OHLC
You want this:
Chris programmed it for me a couple of years ago.
It plots the previous 60min OHLC (there you can only see the high and low) into the next hour. This way you can use the previous extremes as resistance/support. Later I added Mark Fisher's Pivots (the gray lines).
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A slight modification of the link I gave you should do it then:
Format the plot as line, dot, cross - whatever you prefer. The only thing you might need to add is any support and resistance calculations, but for that one would need to know the formula you prefer.
This would look something like this, depending on the formula for the first support of course:
The same way you'd add the other support and resistance points and you have a study that should do what you have in mind. If you have problems with the coding post them in here and I am sure someone will help you out.
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Code: Select all
Variables:
PIVOTPOINT(0);
PIVOTPOINT = (HIGH[1] + LOW[1] + CLOSE[1] + OPEN[1]) / 4;
Plot1(PIVOTPOINT, "PIVOTPOINT");
This would look something like this, depending on the formula for the first support of course:
Code: Select all
Variables:
PIVOTPOINT(0),
Support1(0);
PIVOTPOINT = (HIGH[1] + LOW[1] + CLOSE[1] + OPEN[1]) / 4;
Support1 = 2 * PIVOTPOINT - HIGH[1];
Plot1(PIVOTPOINT, "PIVOTPOINT");
Plot2(Support1, "Support1");
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see this one in 30 mn chart
http://www.linnsoft.com/charts/RollingPivots.html
we can have a input to have 30 or 60 mn rolling pivot
it seem to me that it is a good idea to test hourly pivots...i can tranform some code but i can t play with the time on a chart...
i hope..it s also good for MC communauty...
answers are always posted on forumto help everyone
thx for your help
best regards
michael from france...we have an oscar trophy now ...lol
http://www.linnsoft.com/charts/RollingPivots.html
we can have a input to have 30 or 60 mn rolling pivot
it seem to me that it is a good idea to test hourly pivots...i can tranform some code but i can t play with the time on a chart...
i hope..it s also good for MC communauty...
answers are always posted on forumto help everyone
thx for your help
best regards
michael from france...we have an oscar trophy now ...lol
https://community.TS.com/Disc ... ic_ID=8854
http://www.bigmiketrading.com/ninjatrad ... ivots.html
http://www.thinkscripter.com/indicator/ ... ng-pivots/
always i want the easlanguage code..for modified..etc...
it s not a dream
http://www.bigmiketrading.com/ninjatrad ... ivots.html
http://www.thinkscripter.com/indicator/ ... ng-pivots/
always i want the easlanguage code..for modified..etc...
it s not a dream
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Since I'm a IRT user I was able to confirm opening that same chart that is shown in the link.
Those are not hourly pivots. Those are normal daily pivots plotted on a 30 minute chart.
I think you are confused on what you requested.
What you show on those links are what is shown on the image I used above. Nobody here is saying it's not possible.
Those are not hourly pivots. Those are normal daily pivots plotted on a 30 minute chart.
I think you are confused on what you requested.
What you show on those links are what is shown on the image I used above. Nobody here is saying it's not possible.
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I have not used it for a long time, for other intruments than the CME/EUREX futures and other intervals than a 5 minute chart you need to change the code.
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// Calculate Hourly Pivots on 5 min charts
input: sod (sess1starttime ), eod ( sess1endtime ), PlotUsedValuesForCalc(false);
var:
RHigh (0),
RLow (0),
PivotHourly (0),
PivotR1 (0),
PivotS1 (0),
Pivotcolor (0),
Hclose (0), //Hourly Close
Divisor (0),
MinutesForHL (0);
Once begin
if mod ( sess1starttime , 100 ) = 30 then Divisor = 30; // Session starts a :30 , ie ES , NQ
if mod ( sess1starttime , 100 ) = 00 then Divisor = 00; // We have natural hours as start , ie FDAX, BUND, ESTX50
if bartype <> 1 then raiseruntimeerror ( " Works only on minute bars " );
if barinterval <>5 then raiseruntimeerror ( " barinterval needs to be 5" );
//Test print if we have the correct sess1starttime / sess1endtime in the QM, else sod and eod needs to be adjusted manually
//For Eurex: 800 / 2200
//For CME: 830 / 1515
print ( getsymbolname , Spaces(2) , sess1starttime , Spaces(2), sess1endtime ,Spaces(2), mod ( sess1starttime , 100 ), Spaces(2), Divisor, Spaces(2),barinterval);
end;
if barstatus ( 1 ) = 2 then
begin
if mod ( time,100 ) = Divisor or t = eod then
begin
Hclose= Close;
If Divisor = 00 then
begin
RHigh = Highest( High , 12 );
RLow = Lowest ( Low , 12 );
end;
If Divisor = 30 then
begin
if t = eod then
begin
RHigh = Highest( High , 9 );
RLow = Lowest ( Low , 9 );
end
else
begin
RHigh = Highest( High , 12 );
RLow = Lowest ( Low , 12 );
end;
end;
PivotHourly = (HClose+RHigh+RLow)/3;
PivotR1=(2*PivotHourly )-RLow ;
PivotS1=(2*PivotHourly )-RHigh ;
if PivotHourly >= PivotHourly[1] then Pivotcolor = green else Pivotcolor= darkbrown;
// Plot used values for pivot calc at the end of the last calc bar
if PlotUsedValuesForCalc then
begin
Plot4 (Hclose,"Hclose", darkgray);
Plot5 (RHigh, "RHigh ", magenta );
Plot6 (RLow, "RLow", cyan );
end;
end;
//Plot as Dot or Cross, forward 1 Bar
plot1 [-1]( PivotHourly , " PivotHourly ", Pivotcolor );
plot2 [-1]( PivotR1, " PivotR1 ", red );
plot3 [-1]( PivotS1, " PivotS1 ", blue );
end;
Arnie,I know what you want chipeur.every hour news pivots with the last hour with OHLC
You want this:
Chris programmed it for me a couple of years ago.
It plots the previous 60min OHLC (there you can only see the high and low) into the next hour. This way you can use the previous extremes as resistance/support. Later I added Mark Fisher's Pivots (the gray lines).
Can you please post the study? Thanks.