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I've returned your PM, was that of any help ?

No probs, glad to be of help

theman I don't have Multicharts, but I'll try to help............... when you try to put your code into an indicator and verify it ........ what errors is it telling you ? It might be something simple like the functions "MACD" or "StandardDev", as they might not be compatible with MC, but easily enough fixed. Here's a code I got ( from the TS forums, I think) which is the same, but more streamlined in terms of code. Give it a try and inform us of the errors so we can have a go at helping out. Cheers Blu-Ray MACDBB.ELD

Interesting concept Walter, it's looking good. Could you do me a favour and post a screenshort of a 1 min chart with the 3 FXMM's on and also the dynamic vwap please. Cheers Blu-Ray

David I think you'll need to be a bit more specific in your requirements, for example........ blue line above price, which price? ................ What platform?..................... Cheers Blu-Ray

EXCELLENT news Walter !! it's great to see you back and I look forward to interacting with you once again on your voyage :cheers: Cheers Blu-Ray

Sharky's done a thread celebrating the 100,000 mark, and looking back over the last few times they've hit a milestone, the new member always got a mention............but he didn't this time. ( I bet he was gutted to see THAT name :o ) LOL

LOL.....Sweep Stake to see how long it is until you're banned over there. I'll say before the end of the day...

MPTrader A Virgin Point of Control (VPOC) is a POC that didn't get touched on the day and then turns into a VPOC, see attached pic of a VPOC and see how price reacted. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Here you go Paul. //Acceleration/Deceleration Technical Indicator (AC) from Awesome Oscillator Technical Indicator (AO) inputs: Len1(5), Len2 (34), Price ( (High + Low) /2), CutOff(0), UpColor(Green), DnColor(Magenta); vars: AO (0), AC (0); AO = Average (Price, Len1) - Average (Price, Len2); AC = AO - Average (AO , Len1); Plot1( AC , "AC1"); Plot2(CutOff, "CutOff"); If Plot1>Plot1[1] then begin plot1[1](Plot1[1],"AC1",upcolor); plot1(Plot1,"AC1",upcolor); end else begin If plot1<plot1[1]then begin plot1[1](Plot1[1],"AC1",dncolor); plot1(Plot1,"AC1",dncolor); end; end; if Plot1 crosses above Plot2 OR Plot1 crosses below Plot2 then Alert; { Calculation AC bar chart is the difference between the value of 5/34 of the driving force bar chart and 5-period simple moving average, taken from that bar chart. AO = SMA(median price, 5)-SMA(median price, 34) AC = AO-SMA(AO, 5) Where: SMA — Simple Moving Average; AO — Awesome Oscillator. Acceleration/Deceleration Technical Indicator (AC) measures acceleration and deceleration of the current driving force. This indicator will change direction before any changes in the driving force, which, it its turn, will change its direction before the price. If you realize that Acceleration/Deceleration is a signal of an earlier warning, it gives you evident advantages. The nought line is basically the spot where the driving force is at balance with the acceleration. If Acceleration/Deceleration is higher than nought, then it is usually easier for the acceleration to continue the upward movement (and vice versa in cases when it is below nought). Unlike in case with Awesome Oscillator, it is not regarded as a signal when the nought line is crossed. The only thing that needs to be done to control the market and make decisions is to watch for changes in color. To save yourself serious reflections, you must remember: you can not buy with the help of Acceleration/Deceleration, when the current column is colored red, and you can not sell, when the current column is colored green. If you enter the market in the direction of the driving force (the indicator is higher than nought, when buying, or it is lower than nought, when selling), then you need only two green columns to buy (two red columns to sell). If the driving force is directed against the position to be opened (indicator below nought for buying, or higher than nought for selling), a confirmation is needed, hence, an additional column is required. In this case the indicator is to show three red columns over the nought line for a short position and three green columns below the nought line for a long position. } Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Dinos A quick way of doing it, is to click on " Thread Tools " at the top here and then select " unsubsribe from this thread ". Cheers Blu-Ray

The videos are now in the premium section Cheers Blu-Ray

Dax futures currently hitting the Value Area Low of 7039

Gecko I've noticed you've asked about NT indicators on a few threads lately, it might be worth having a look at the NT Support Forum Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Here you go this should do it, inputs: FastLength( 12 ), SlowLength( 26 ), MACDLength( 9 ) , HistabvZeroUpColor(Green), HistabvZeroDwnColor( DarkGreen ), HistblwZeroFallColor(Red), HistblwZeroRiseColor(DarkRed); variables: MACDValue(0), MACDAvg(0), MACDDiff(0); MACDValue = MACD( Close, FastLength, SlowLength ); MACDAvg = XAverage(MACDValue, MACDLength); MACDDiff = MACDValue - MACDAvg ; plotpb(h,l,o,c,"MACDDiff"); if MACDDiff > 0 Then begin If MacdDiff > MacdDiff[1] then begin setplotcolor(1, HistabvZeroUpColor); setplotcolor(2, HistabvZeroUpColor); setplotcolor(3, HistabvZeroUpColor); setplotcolor(4, HistabvZeroUpColor); end; If MacdDiff < MacdDiff[1] then begin setplotcolor(1, HistabvZeroDwnColor); setplotcolor(2, HistabvZeroDwnColor); setplotcolor(3, HistabvZeroDwnColor); setplotcolor(4, HistabvZeroDwnColor); end; end; if MACDDiff < 0 Then begin If MACDDiff < MACDDiff[1]then begin setplotcolor(1, HistblwZeroFallColor); setplotcolor(2, HistblwZeroFallColor); setplotcolor(3, HistblwZeroFallColor); setplotcolor(4, HistblwZeroFallColor); end; If MACDDiff > MACDDiff[1]then begin setplotcolor(1, HistblwZeroRiseColor); setplotcolor(2, HistblwZeroRiseColor); setplotcolor(3, HistblwZeroRiseColor); setplotcolor(4, HistblwZeroRiseColor); end; end; { Alert criteria } if MACDDiff crosses over 0 then Alert( "Bullish alert" ) Hope this helps Blu-Ray

CloseD - Assigns the Close of the previous day on an intraday chart, whereas close[1] is the close of 1 bar ago. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Welcome aboard Lee !

Hi Travis The paint bars are basically derived from a hull moving average and whether the ma is greater than previous bar then its blue or if it's less than preious bar then it's red. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Here's the radarscreen version of the BR_Squeeze. I've coded it up so that you can have a choice of which squeeze you want to view, as in the traditional squeeze set the input to true, or if you want to use the other style squeeze set it to false. Just remember when inserting it onto radarscreen you'll need to load additional bars ( see pic ). Hope this helps Blu-Ray BR_SQUEEZE_RADAR.ELD

Yes, you can trade the FTSE 100 futures for instance, but you do need the EuroNext exchange data, symbol is usually Z. Hope this helps Blu-Ray

Hi there I've never really looked at it, but here's probably what it's based on, try inserting a keltner channel, 20 periods with an ATR 0.5, this is a close comparison but not exact. Cheers Blu-Ray

Hi Sorry it's just the way the code has pasted ( as there's no space after the comma ) and it does this sometimes. It's " Date" . Cheers Blu-Ray

Here's one I've coded up using the same color reference at TTM. As with TTM's, it will only work ( give a true reading ) on a 5 min chart. It has two inputs, depending on which timezone your in, set the first one to the close of the 1st 5 min bar and the endtime input to the 60 min mark ( eg. 0935/1030 EST, 1435/1530 UK )......added bonus, it will even recolor the dots previous to the endtime mark ( Something TTM's doesn't do ) Hope this helps Blu-Ray Inputs: FiveMinutes(0935),Endtime(1030),UpColor(Blue), DnColor(Red); Vars: Color(0),HH(0),LL(0),Avg(0),VertTL(0),Midp(0); if time = fiveminutes then begin HH = High; LL = Low; end; if time <=endtime then begin if high > HH then HH = High; if Low < LL then LL = Low; end; if time = Fiveminutes then avg = (high-Low)/2 + Low; if time =endtime then Value1 = average((H+L+C)/3,12); if avg < value1 then color = UpColor; if avg > value1 then color = DnColor; if avg = value1 then color = Yellow; If time = endtime then begin VertTL = TL_New(Date,endtime,LL,Date,Endtime,HH); TL_SetColor(VertTL,Color); TL_setsize(VertTL,1); end; if time >=endtime and time < sessionendtime(0,1) then Plot1(avg,"5MinAvg",Color); if time = endtime then begin Plot1[1](avg,"5MinAvg",Color); Plot1[2](avg,"5MinAvg",Color); Plot1[3](avg,"5MinAvg",Color); Plot1[4](avg,"5MinAvg",Color); Plot1[5](avg,"5MinAvg",Color); Plot1[6](avg,"5MinAvg",Color); Plot1[7](avg,"5MinAvg",Color); Plot1[8](avg,"5MinAvg",Color); Plot1[9](avg,"5MinAvg",Color); Plot1[10](avg,"5MinAvg",Color); Plot1[11](avg,"5MinAvg",Color); end; if time >=fiveminutes and time < endtime then plot2(avg,"avg",Magenta); DDF.ELD

Yes, No probs, here you go..........I've coded it up as per pic on website, but I've missed out the darkred section as that is when you the 2 MA's are within are certain distance ( and for that reason you need to select stocks,futures or forex ) ....... probably unnecessary as you can eyeball when they are very close. and the code : Inputs: Price(Close), Length1(49), Length2(89), UpColor(Green), DnColor(Red), EarlyWarnColor(Yellow); Vars: FastEMA(0),SlowEMA(0); FastEMA = xaverage(Price,Length1); SlowEMA = xaverage(Price,Length2); Plot1(FastEMA,"FastEMA"); Plot2(SlowEMA,"SlowEMA"); if FastEMA > SlowEMA then begin setplotcolor(1,UpColor); setplotcolor(2,UpColor); end; if FastEMA > SlowEMA and close < FastEMA then begin setplotcolor(1, EarlyWarnColor); setplotcolor(2, EarlyWarnColor); end; if FastEMA < SlowEMA then begin setplotcolor(1,dnColor); setplotcolor(2,dnColor); end; if FastEMA < SlowEMA and close > FastEMA then begin setplotcolor(1, EarlyWarnColor); setplotcolor(2, EarlyWarnColor); end; Hope this helps Blu-Ray BR_2EMA_COLOR.ELD

No probs, thanks for looking into it. Cheers Blu-Ray