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Description

The Trading Levels - Local Data study is used to draw lines on the chart for the dates and price levels specified. Dates and price levels are specified through the Level # Inputs.

This study also supports drawing a highlighted range between two price levels. There can be multiple highlighted ranges for a specified date.

This study is meant to be used with the Realtime Chartbook Sharing functionality to share price levels in real-time with other users.

Inputs

• "Level 1 through Level 60: There are 60 Study Inputs to specify the price levels, numbered 1 through 60. These Inputs are for specifying the date for the price levels, and the levels themselves. The following are the two supported formats.
  
  You need to use consistently one format or the other in an instance of the study. Not both.
  • Input format for single lines: YYYY-MM-DD, [level_value_1], [level_value_2], [level_value_3], [level_value_4], and so on. YYYY-MM-DD is the date in year, month, day format. level_value_# are the price levels separated by a comma. Example: 2024-03-25, 4000, 4001, 4001.5
  • Input format for highlighted range between two price levels: YYYY-MM-DD, [level_1_top_value:level_1_bottom_value], [level_2_top_value:level_2_bottom_value], and so on. YYYY-MM-DD is the date in year, month, day format. level_#_top_value specifies the top of a price range. level_#_bottom_value specifies the bottom of a price range. There can be multiple price range pairs separated by a comma. Example: 2024-03-25, 4000:4001, 4010:4011, 4015:4015.5