alexfl

Thank you for the explanation. This is great on higher time frames. However, I also daytrade with 144t & 512t or 5min & 15min charts. At that level there isn't much time to input numbers etc. It is important to be able to click the lines, move them to good positions in relation to Support & resistance after which:- I still need time to satisfy myself on the merits of the trade R :R etc, place the trade, and take a snagit for my trade log. Also while watching a potential trade setting up, I may need to adjust the lines several times until the situation matures into an actual opportunity. So.... if there is a way of coding this so that I could simply click & move the lines that would be even more amazing!! Thanks for all your help.

Thank You Onesmith :thumbs up:: that is exactly what I had in mind !!! How wonderful to be able to code like that. It is incredibly useful for trade planning as it is. However, if you feel like making a further mod it would be lovely to be able to alter the style & colours of the lines! :idea: It would also be fantastic to change the lines value by single click on the line and move it to the best locations without returning to the indicator properties. Thank you once Again

I am really hoping that someone who is good at coding can help. I use horizontal lines to plan trades in tradestation. At present I have to laboriously mark all these manually. My dream indicator would: 1. Place a horizontal line labelled ENTRY and give the price with option of different colours 2. Place a horizontal line below labelled STOP with the price & No of pips from entry, in red; Option to set x points from entry 3. Place 3 horizontal lines labelled TARGET 1, TARGET 2 and TARGET 3 in green also with prices & No of pips from entry in label ; option to set x, y and z points from entry There would have to be 2 versions one for longs & one for shorts. Ideally this indicator could be enabled or disabled with a key shortcut. A final refinement could be placing text on chart of Risk:Reward ratio as the ratio Entry:Stop versus Entry to 1st Target If someone could help I would be very grateful. Thanks!