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[2019-11-23 07:18:35] #1 [Go To First Post]
User160486 - Posts: 35
I wasn’t able to find the price channels on your indicators list. The donchian Channel are not the same. I have used price Channels when I used the charting system before yours and found them extremely useful. Would it be too much trouble to have them added to the indicators?


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[2019-11-23 08:06:03] #2 [Go To First Post]
Ackin - Posts: 1865
Try this: Highest High/Lowest Low Over N Bars Highest High/Lowest Low Over N Bars - default study from list

[2019-11-23 08:17:31] #3 [Go To First Post]
Ackin - Posts: 1865
I wasn’t able to find the price channels on your indicators list. Keltner Channel Keltner Channel Moving Average Envelope Moving Average Envelope Standard Deviation Bands Standard Deviation Bands Hurst Bands Hurst Bands Starc Bands Starc Bands Standard Error Bands Standard Error Bands Bollinger Bands Bollinger Bands and if you like a very flexible indicator read this thread: Interquartile Range Bands

[2019-11-23 09:57:51] #4 [Go To First Post]
User160486 - Posts: 35
Thank you, Ackin. Very helpful but it is still not the price channels I’m looking for.

[2019-11-23 10:20:51] #5 [Go To First Post]
Ackin - Posts: 1865
:) Specify what the price channel is for you. It has more forms/names, depending on who made the indicator. For me: Upper Price Channel: The highest high over a user-defined time period. Lower Price Channel: The lowest low over a user-defined time period. see post #2 There are of course different mutations and modifications because the channel can be created from any curve with two offset lines. Sometimes the Price channel is also called the Linear regression channel and vice versa Look at: Linear Regression End Channel or tools: Chart Drawing Tools: Linear Regression (but according to your attached picture in the first post you are looking for something similar to Max/Min High/Low per userperiod) Date Time Of Last Edit: 2019-11-23 10:35:28

[2019-11-23 12:03:03] #6 [Go To First Post]
User160486 - Posts: 35
The hi and low bar over N looks like a good replicate. Thank you for your recommendation and help.

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