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Subgraph Identifying Lines, Rays, and Rectangles
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| [2022-05-15 18:43:17] |
| SavantTrader - Posts: 108 |
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If I hand-draw an [extending rectangle] or [horizontal ray], is there currently any way (via an existing study or such) to know how close it is to the current price? What I want to do is: When I hand-draw S/R or other zones, I'd like to be able to compute against the nearest upper/lower zones (with reference to current price) in a CBBOAC. If this is something that would only be available via ACSIL, can you point me in the right direction - tell me which ACSIL statements to look at, so I can try coding it. Thank you in advance. |
| [2022-05-15 19:14:04] |
| User584084 - Posts: 233 |
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Take a look at the Trend Line Signal Study from Simple System Trading to see if this is what you are looking for: https://www.simplesystemtrading.com/trend-line-signal-study/ Simple System Trading Trend Line Signal Study YouTube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mJFPMnPc1U Date Time Of Last Edit: 2022-05-15 19:19:53
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| [2022-05-17 07:37:32] |
| SavantTrader - Posts: 108 |
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The SST TLSS is almost what I need; it will only track the last 2 lines drawn. This would be fine, except I need to draw zones using [extending rectangles], and programmatically observe things like: o How many ticks away from the nearest zone is price (top of zone if above, bottom if price below)? o Is price currently inside this zone (which requires testing zone top and zone bottom)? I will have many zones drawn on the chart, representing major S/R zones from today's price action and prior price action... and SST TLSS will only pay attention to the last 2 that were drawn. It was close, but unfortunately no cigar. I heard there was a way to detect drawing upper/lower bounds using ACSIL. Sierra Support - can you offer commentary? Date Time Of Last Edit: 2022-05-17 15:22:41
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