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The easiest way I know to deal with this is to write a simple indicator --
like a moving average and add xx points above and subtract xx points below.
For example:
Input: AvgLen(3), Buffer(50);
Value1 = Average(Close,AvgLen);
Plot1(Value1 + Buffer points, "Up");
Plot2(Value1 - Buffer points, "Dn");
Set the color of the plots to the same as the background.
Hope this helps.
Karl
:Does anyone know how to access the values TradeStation uses to
:display data on the screen when it is automaticly scaled? I
:am analyizing intra-day data, looking for situations when price
:approaches pre-determined support and resistance levels.
:At times, the levels are above/below the price range displayed
:on the screen, and I get "surprised" when price finally reaches
:them.
:
:The values I am trying to access within my indicator are the
:ones displayed when you go through the following sequence:
: Format Price Data
: Scaling
: User-Defined (see note below)
: The top and bottom levels shown in the boxes below the
: words "User-Defined")
:
:Note: yea, I am referring to the scaling levels that T.S.
:calculates when you check the "Screen" box - not the "User-
:Defined" box. BUT, it displays the automaticly-calculated
:levels under "User-Defined", and lets you edit them if you
:want to over-ride.
:
:I could just use the High/Low of the day +- some margin. But,
:on some days, the extremes get re-tested later in the day, and
:don't provide the alert that I need.
:
:The built-in function "@PriceScale" sounds like what I'm after
:(at least in name), but is nothing close. I guess my question
:is simply if I'm missing some functions like "@TopPrRange" /
:"BottomPrRange".
:
:Thanks
:
:Jay Mackro
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