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=== Definition=== | |||
The ZigZag Pnts indicator finds swing points that are at least some points defined by the RetracePnts input away from each other. A high swing point is where the price is higher than the previous or subsequent prices. A low swing point is where the price is lower than the previous or subsequent prices. | The ZigZag Pnts indicator finds swing points that are at least some points defined by the RetracePnts input away from each other. A high swing point is where the price is higher than the previous or subsequent prices. A low swing point is where the price is lower than the previous or subsequent prices. | ||
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Values are not plotted. The indicator plots lines connecting high and low swing points. | Values are not plotted. The indicator plots lines connecting high and low swing points. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:38, 6 December 2022
Definition
The ZigZag Pnts indicator finds swing points that are at least some points defined by the RetracePnts input away from each other. A high swing point is where the price is higher than the previous or subsequent prices. A low swing point is where the price is lower than the previous or subsequent prices.
Default Inputs
HighPivotPrice - price value indicating the pivot high
LowPivotPrice - price value indicating the pivot low
RetracePnts - minimum point difference between swing points to plot
LineColor - trendlines’ color
LineWidth - trendlines’ thickness
Plots
Values are not plotted. The indicator plots lines connecting high and low swing points.