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[User Discussion] - ZigZag swing count
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| [2013-12-20 14:30:55] |
| User31737 - Posts: 73 |
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Is there a simple way to count the total number of zigzags that occur during a specific time period? |
| [2013-12-20 16:14:44] |
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The Zigzag study does not provide this functionality.
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| [2013-12-21 01:56:21] |
| vegasfoster - Posts: 444 |
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I may be able to help if you tell me how you want to define the time period and how you want to view the results.
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| [2014-01-18 16:09:44] |
| User31737 - Posts: 73 |
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Hi vegasfoster - I apologize for the delayed response but I just saw this post today. I am trying to define the time period as either the total number of zigzags in a 24hr period, or, preferably the total zig zags in a regular trading hour session. I would like to review the results as a single number relative to that period, like total zzs=24 which would mean that during that RTH session there were 24 zzs . So if I had 120 days worth of data, I would see 120 zz numbers. Ideally, if sc were to add this to the output of the current study, I could then export it to a spreadsheet, and track it like we are able to track other zz results(zigzag length, duration, volume, etc) |
| [2014-01-18 16:12:52] |
| User31737 - Posts: 73 |
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As I re-read this, it would be better if the time period would just equal the chart setting session time. Total number of swings from start time to end time.
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| [2014-01-20 17:54:51] |
| User31737 - Posts: 73 |
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makes for a valuable way to track intra-day volatility
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| [2014-01-21 00:39:06] |
| crazybears - Posts: 314 |
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Hi i done a study like this , it works best on flex renko chart as it's a saw wave form . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sawtooth_wave |
| [2014-01-21 02:01:55] |
| vegasfoster - Posts: 444 |
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If you want to export it then I will just set it up as a spreadsheet study, but it will show a cumulative total for each bar and you will have to copy and paste into excel and manipulate to get a total for each session. A coded study would present the same issue for me. I am sure someone could code a study that would export the data in to a nice table, but that's beyond my skills. I will look at it tomorrow.
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| [2014-01-21 18:10:04] |
| vegasfoster - Posts: 444 |
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Just a sec
Date Time Of Last Edit: 2014-01-21 18:16:20
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| [2014-01-21 19:15:17] |
| vegasfoster - Posts: 444 |
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Ok, if you go to sheet2 then it makes a little table for you. Lemme know.
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| [2014-01-21 20:07:06] |
| User31737 - Posts: 73 |
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thank you I will take a look at it
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| [2014-01-21 21:01:31] |
| vegasfoster - Posts: 444 |
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FYI, you may have issues with Sunday that we may have to work through depending on the session start/stop times you use.
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