Jump to content

Welcome to the new Traders Laboratory! Please bear with us as we finish the migration over the next few days. If you find any issues, want to leave feedback, get in touch with us, or offer suggestions please post to the Support forum here.

  • Welcome Guests

    Welcome. You are currently viewing the forum as a guest which does not give you access to all the great features at Traders Laboratory such as interacting with members, access to all forums, downloading attachments, and eligibility to win free giveaways. Registration is fast, simple and absolutely free. Create a FREE Traders Laboratory account here.

aaa

Automatic Fibonacci Retracement

Recommended Posts

//----------------------------------------------------------------
//		 show dash 
//----------------------------------------------------------------

//----------------------------------------------------------------	  
		variables: 
//----------------------------------------------------------------

id.tl.Dynamic_R(-1),
id.tl.xFib0.764(-1),
id.tl.xFib0.618(-1),
id.tl.xFib0.500(-1),
id.tl.xFib0.382(-1),
id.tl.xFib0.236(-1),
id.tl.Dynamic_S(-1),

right.time(0);

right.time = DateTime2ELTime( getappinfo(airightdispdatetime));

if Show.Dash <> 0 then
begin

if currentbar = 1 then
begin

id.tl.Dynamic_R = tl_new( d, right.time {- barinterval * dash.length}, Dynamic_R, d, right.time, Dynamic_R); 
id.tl.xFib0.764 = tl_new( d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, xFib0.764, d, right.time, xFib0.764); 
id.tl.xFib0.618 = tl_new( d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, xFib0.618, d, right.time, xFib0.618); 
id.tl.xFib0.500 = tl_new( d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, xFib0.500, d, right.time, xFib0.500); 
id.tl.xFib0.382 = tl_new( d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, xFib0.382, d, right.time, xFib0.382); 	
id.tl.xFib0.236 = tl_new( d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, xFib0.236, d, right.time, xFib0.236); 
id.tl.Dynamic_S = tl_new( d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, Dynamic_S, d, right.time, Dynamic_S); 

tl_setcolor(id.tl.Dynamic_R, HighColor	);
tl_setcolor(id.tl.xFib0.764, Fib0.764Color);
tl_setcolor(id.tl.xFib0.618, Fib0.618Color);
tl_setcolor(id.tl.xFib0.500, Fib0.500Color);
tl_setcolor(id.tl.xFib0.382, Fib0.382Color);	
tl_setcolor(id.tl.xFib0.236, Fib0.236Color);
tl_setcolor(id.tl.Dynamic_S, Lowcolor 	);

tl_setSize(id.tl.Dynamic_R, High.Size	);
tl_setSize(id.tl.xFib0.764, Fib0.764Size	);
tl_setSize(id.tl.xFib0.618, Fib0.618Size	);
tl_setSize(id.tl.xFib0.500, Fib0.500Size	);		
tl_setSize(id.tl.xFib0.382, Fib0.382Size	);	
tl_setSize(id.tl.xFib0.236, Fib0.236Size	);
tl_setSize(id.tl.Dynamic_S, Low.Size 	);

tl_setStyle(id.tl.Dynamic_R, High.Style	);
tl_setStyle(id.tl.xFib0.764, Fib0.764Style);
tl_setStyle(id.tl.xFib0.618, Fib0.618Style);
tl_setStyle(id.tl.xFib0.500, Fib0.500Style);	
tl_setStyle(id.tl.xFib0.382, Fib0.382Style);	
tl_setStyle(id.tl.xFib0.236, Fib0.236Style);
tl_setStyle(id.tl.Dynamic_S, Low.Style 	);

end;

tl_setbegin(id.tl.Dynamic_R, d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, Dynamic_R);
tl_setbegin(id.tl.xFib0.764, d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, xFib0.764);
tl_setbegin(id.tl.xFib0.618, d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, xFib0.618);
tl_setbegin(id.tl.xFib0.500, d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, xFib0.500);
tl_setbegin(id.tl.xFib0.382, d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, xFib0.382);
tl_setbegin(id.tl.xFib0.236, d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, xFib0.236);
tl_setbegin(id.tl.Dynamic_S, d, right.time - barinterval * dash.length, Dynamic_S);

tl_setend(id.tl.Dynamic_R, d, right.time, Dynamic_R);
tl_setend(id.tl.xFib0.764, d, right.time, xFib0.764);
tl_setend(id.tl.xFib0.618, d, right.time, xFib0.618);
tl_setend(id.tl.xFib0.500, d, right.time, xFib0.500);
tl_setend(id.tl.xFib0.382, d, right.time, xFib0.382);
tl_setend(id.tl.xFib0.236, d, right.time, xFib0.236);
tl_setend(id.tl.Dynamic_S, d, right.time, Dynamic_S);

end; 

//----------------------------------------------------------------
//		 show number 
//----------------------------------------------------------------

//----------------------------------------------------------------	  
		variables: 
//----------------------------------------------------------------

id.text.Dynamic_R(-1),
id.text.xFib0.764(-1),
id.text.xFib0.618(-1),
id.text.xFib0.500(-1),
id.text.xFib0.382(-1),
id.text.xFib0.236(-1),
id.text.Dynamic_S(-1);

if Show.number <> 0 then
begin

if currentbar = 1 then
begin

id.text.Dynamic_R = text_new( d, right.time, Dynamic_R, text(Dynamic_R)); 
id.text.xFib0.764 = text_new( d, right.time, xFib0.764, text(xFib0.764)); 	
id.text.xFib0.618 = text_new( d, right.time, xFib0.618, text(xFib0.618));
id.text.xFib0.500 = text_new( d, right.time, xFib0.500, text(xFib0.500)); 
id.text.xFib0.382 = text_new( d, right.time, xFib0.382, text(xFib0.382)); 
id.text.xFib0.236 = text_new( d, right.time, xFib0.236, text(xFib0.236));
id.text.Dynamic_S = text_new( d, right.time, Dynamic_S, text(Dynamic_S)); 


text_setSize(id.text.Dynamic_R, NbreSize);
text_setSize(id.text.xFib0.764, NbreSize);	 
text_setSize(id.text.xFib0.618, NbreSize);
text_setSize(id.text.xFib0.500, NbreSize);
text_setSize(id.text.xFib0.382, NbreSize);
text_setSize(id.text.xFib0.236, NbreSize);	
text_setSize(id.text.Dynamic_S, NbreSize);	

text_setcolor(id.text.Dynamic_R, NbreColor );
text_setcolor(id.text.xFib0.764, NbreColor );	 
text_setcolor(id.text.xFib0.618, NbreColor );
text_setcolor(id.text.xFib0.500, NbreColor );
text_setcolor(id.text.xFib0.382, NbreColor );
text_setcolor(id.text.xFib0.236, NbreColor );	
text_setcolor(id.text.Dynamic_S, NbreColor );

text_setstyle(id.text.Dynamic_R, 1,1 );	
text_setstyle(id.text.xFib0.764, 1,1 );	
text_setstyle(id.text.xFib0.618, 1,1 );	
text_setstyle(id.text.xFib0.500, 1,1 );
text_setstyle(id.text.xFib0.382, 1,1 );
text_setstyle(id.text.xFib0.236, 1,1 );	
text_setstyle(id.text.Dynamic_S, 1,1 );

end;

text_setstring(id.tl.Dynamic_R, text(Dynamic_R));
text_setstring(id.tl.xFib0.764, text(xFib0.764));
text_setstring(id.tl.xFib0.618, text(xFib0.618));
text_setstring(id.tl.xFib0.500, text(xFib0.500));
text_setstring(id.tl.xFib0.382, text(xFib0.382));
text_setstring(id.tl.xFib0.236, text(xFib0.236));
text_setstring(id.tl.Dynamic_S, text(Dynamic_S));

text_setlocation(id.tl.Dynamic_R, d, right.time, Dynamic_R);
text_setlocation(id.tl.xFib0.764, d, right.time, xFib0.764);
text_setlocation(id.tl.xFib0.618, d, right.time, xFib0.618);
text_setlocation(id.tl.xFib0.500, d, right.time, xFib0.500);
text_setlocation(id.tl.xFib0.382, d, right.time, xFib0.382);
text_setlocation(id.tl.xFib0.236, d, right.time, xFib0.236);
text_setlocation(id.tl.Dynamic_S, d, right.time, Dynamic_S);

end; 

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
text_setstring(id.tl.Dynamic_R, text(Dynamic_R));
text_setstring(id.tl.xFib0.764, text(xFib0.764));
text_setstring(id.tl.xFib0.618, text(xFib0.618));

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

I can not find the DateTime2ELTime function. Is this in the latest version of TS (I;m running current version-1) or a coded solution.

 

If it is a coded solution please post it.

 

Thanks

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Hi Tams

 

I'm wondering if there is a way to begin the ligne on the last value on the right side of the chart instead of go x bars before

 

And is there an other way to code the numbers to appear like in your ATR Marker ?

 

If you got Xtra time for helpcoding of course

Snap1.jpg.49333250e90753db0b0d88442882c59a.jpg

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Also

I'd like to have the lignes in the empty right side of the chart

So if Right margin = 8

Dash.length( 8 ),

Well sometimes I have no lignes and when I put a nber like 66 I have them and after a while they desappear

The code looks great anyway

 

 

is your chart's exchange time zone different from your computer's time zone?

 

One of my chart is exhibiting the symptom you are describing.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Quote Manager

Exchange & ECN List

(my)Name

Time Zone

GMT +01 (like in my windows system)

 

 

Format symbol

Display

Time Zone

Local/Exchange

 

Wich one is to use ?

 

I use Exchange because similar than in QuoteManager

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Quote Manager

...Wich one is to use ?

...

 

 

I don't know. I am still experimenting with this.

I think if the exchange is in a different time zone than your computer, there will be a problem. But I don't know how to fix that yet.

:-(

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

What I did for the DJ and works fine

 

Quote Manager

Exchange & ECN List

Nyse

General

Sessions

monday 15:30

Time Zone

GMT +01 (like in my windows system)

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Sorry forget the last message

 

What I did for the DJ and works fine

 

Quote Manager

Exchange & ECN List

Nyse

General

Sessions

monday 15:30monday 22:00 (my local time = NY - 6h) *

Time Zone

GMT +01 (like in my windows system)

 

Format symbol

Display

Time Zone

Exchange

 

*You change with the delay from Auckland to NY and it should work

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

From the spring 2007, the dates of beginning and end of the hour of summer for the United States are going to be displaced to answer the Energy Policy Act of 2005. The dates of the hour of summer in the United States will begin three weeks earlier (to 2h00 the morning the second Sunday of March) and will end one week later (to 2h00 the morning the first Sunday of November).

 

The territory of the United States is divided in four zones of hour: the borders of the zones don't follow those of the States, either for geographical reasons, either because of the zones of influence of some big cities in the little populated regions. it is earlier at the United States that in Europe, and jet lag must be subtracted therefore on European time to have the local hour. For example, when it is noon in Zurich, it is 6 o'clock in the morning in Boston, 5 hours in the morning in New Orleans, 4 hours in the morning at Denver and 3 hours in the morning in San Francisco. The passage at the hour of summer (Daylight Saving Time) doesn't make itself to the same date that in Europe, there is one hour of shift therefore in more between the last Sunday of March and the first Sunday of April.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
I have to fix it up twice a year with Summer changing time which is different +- 2 weeks than in Europ

 

I have to fix it up twice a year with Summer changing time which is different from 1 to 3 weeks than in Europ

 

I don't know how Australia works...

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Hi, I am looking for an additional easylanguage code to add to the previously posted code above (fibo with line and number.txt) that will plot a maximum of five fibonacci retracements of each higher time frame the monthly/weekly/daily/60 minutes/15 minutes simultaneously on a 15 minute chart. Each higher time frame fibonacci should have a different color so specific time frame fibonacci can be recognized on the one chart. Anyone have time to make code for this and post here?

 

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.


  • Topics

  • Posts

    • Crypto hype is everywhere since it also making new riches as well, i however trade crypto little as compared to other forex trading pairs.
    • The ewallets can be instant withdrawals like skrill etc or they can also pay through crypto but not tested their crypto withdrawals so far.
    • I noticed that this broker has also started crypto cfds to trade. Crypto fever is almost everywhere in my opinion and the traders making good sums of money too.
    • MDLZ Mondelez stock, nice rally off the 64.18 support area at https://stockconsultant.com/?MDLZ
    • Date: 27th March 2025.   SNP500 Erases Gains as Trump’s Aggressive Trade Policy Shakes Markets   The SNP500 fell 1.35% on Wednesday wiping off the gains from the week. The decline is primarily due to fears of the upcoming US trade policy on April 2nd and beyond. In the President’s latest speech investors heard Trump confirm he looks to tax foreign cars with 25% tariffs and will add retaliation tariffs on Canada and the EU if they look to retaliate. The US Latest Comments On Global Trade The main concern for investors is the US President’s latest comments on the EU potentially collaborating with Canada. The two countries are aiming to push the US into a more favourable trade agreement. Donald Trump states that “if the EU works with Canada in order to do economic harm to the USA, large scale tariffs far larger than currently planned will be placed on both”. Up to now, both Canada and the EU have advised markets that they will retaliate. As a result, investors fear how these policies can trigger lower consumer demand, higher inflation and even a potential recession. The latest consumer confidence fell for the fourth day to 92.9, missing the 94.2 forecast. The economic outlook dropped to 65.2, a 12-year low, staying below the 80.0 recession warning level. However, the Federal Reserve so far in 2025 is advising the US economy remains stable despite the uncertainties. Furthermore, the US confirms they intend to impose a 25% tariff on all car imports and essential parts, including engines, transmissions, and electrical components. Many countries have already voiced their concerns over this decision.   Where Automakers Build Cars Sold in America   The Federal Reserve and Inflation Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee stated yesterday that policymakers may postpone monetary easing for 12 to 18 months due to market uncertainty. He also continues warning that rising inflation expectations could complicate efforts to slow it down. Another member to voice concerns is Alberto Musalem, a US economist and banker. The risk of US inflation remaining above the Fed’s 2% target, or even increasing, continues to grow, with higher import taxes potentially driving sustained price pressures. In the latest month, US inflation fell from 3.00% to 2.8% which is positive for the stock market, but only if it continues to fall towards 2.00%. There is currently only a 10% chance of an interest rate cut in May 2025 according to the Chicago Exchange. Economists advise the upcoming data will be vital and can significantly influence the risk appetite of the market. Traders will be focusing on today’s Final US GDP and tomorrow's Core PCE Price Index. If tomorrow’s PCE Price Index reads more than 0.3%, the stock market could quickly witness renewed pressure. SNP500 (USA500) - Technical Analysis Regardless of the above fundamental factors which are triggering the recent decline, the SNP500 has risen 0.35% during this morning’s Asian session. The bullish corrective wave currently measures 40% of yesterday’s bearish impulse wave. Though traders should also note that global indices including within the EU and Asia are continuing to decline.   SNP500 (USA100) 1-Hour Chart   The price in a 15-minute timeframe remains below most trend lines and Moving Averages. In addition to this, the price is again dropping below the neutral level of the RSI and the VWAP. If the price regains downward momentum and falls below $5,701.98, many traders may consider bearish momentum to be regaining ground. At this point, sell signals potentially can materialize. Further adding to the indications of downward price movement is the VIX index which is currently trading 0.60% higher. The higher the VIX index the lower the appetite there is towards the US stock market. Lastly, the US 10-Year Treasury Yields continue to rise adding further pressure on the stock market. The 10 Year Treasury Yields are currently trading 25 points higher. Key Takeaway Levels: The SNP500 dropped 1.35% as investors reacted to fears surrounding the upcoming US trade policy changes on April 2nd. This includes a potential 25% tariff on foreign cars and retaliatory tariffs against Canada and the EU. Fed officials warn that inflation risks remain high, with import tariffs potentially driving further price pressures. Inflation recently fell to 2.8%, but concerns persist about whether it will reach the Fed’s 2% target. Traders are closely monitoring upcoming US GDP and Core PCE Price Index data. If PCE exceeds 0.3%, stocks could face renewed pressure. Despite a slight rebound in the SNP500, indicators like RSI, VWAP, and the rising VIX index suggest bearish momentum could return, particularly if the index falls below $5,701.98. Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business.   Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report.   Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar.   Want to learn to trade and analyse the markets? Join our webinars and get analysis and trading ideas combined with better understanding of how markets work. Click HERE to register for FREE!   Click HERE to READ more Market news.   Michalis Efthymiou HFMarkets   Disclaimer: This material is provided as a general marketing communication for information purposes only and does not constitute an independent investment research. Nothing in this communication contains, or should be considered as containing, an investment advice or an investment recommendation or a solicitation for the purpose of buying or selling of any financial instrument. All information provided is gathered from reputable sources and any information containing an indication of past performance is not a guarantee or reliable indicator of future performance. Users acknowledge that any investment in Leveraged Products is characterized by a certain degree of uncertainty and that any investment of this nature involves a high level of risk for which the users are solely responsible and liable. We assume no liability for any loss arising from any investment made based on the information provided in this communication. This communication must not be reproduced or further distributed without our prior written permission.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use.