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Re: Plot Daily,Weekly,Monthly



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True, TS only allows 4 Plot statements ---

AND one can plot many more results than 4 with a little cost in resolution,
which should be moot with long-term indicators such as are discussed here.

Given what Mr. Blanco provided, here's how it could be modified so as to plot it
instead in one indicator, having effectively 6 plots using 3 Plot statements:

{Same Inputs as below}

IF Mod(DaysAgo, 2) = 0 THEN Plot1(HighD(DaysAgo),"Daily") ELSE
Plot1(LowD(DaysAgo),"Daily"'');

IF Mod(WeeksAgo, 2) = 0 THEN Plot1(HighW(WeeksAgo),"Weekly") ELSE
Plot2(LowW(WeeksAgo),"Weekly");

IF Mod(MnthsAgo, 2) = 0 THEN Plot1(HighM(MnthsAgo),"Mnthly") ELSE
Plot3(LowM(MnthsAgo),"Mnthly");

And make sure that you plot using dots or crosses and not lines.

And a point of confusion for me: The statement, for example, HighD(DaysAgo)
shows use of parentheses (ie, () )--- I'm not sure what you're trying to do, but
what came up for me was the possibility of using square brackets instead (ie, []
).



Benjamin Blanco wrote:

> Only plots1-4 are allowed in an indicator.  Create three separate indicators
> as follows.  Set maxbarsback to auto-detect, scale to same as symbol for all
> three indicators.
>
> { Indicator name: DailyHiLo }
> Inputs: DaysAgo( 1 ) ;
>
> Plot1( HighD( DaysAgo ), "DailyHi" ) ;
> Plot2( LowD( DaysAgo ), "DailyLo" ) ;
>
> { Indicator name: WeeklyHiLo }
> Inputs: WeeksAgo( 1 ) ;
>
> Plot1( HighW( WeeksAgo ), "WeeklyHi" ) ;
> Plot2( LowW( WeeksAgo ), "WeeklyLo" ) ;
>
> { Indicator name: MnthlyHiLo }
> Inputs: MnthsAgo( 1 ) ;
>
> Plot1( HighM( MnthsAgo ), "MnthlyHi" ) ;
> Plot2( LowM( MnthsAgo ), "MnthlyLo" ) ;
>
> Best regards,
>
> Benjamin Blanco,
> EasyLanguageŽ Specialist
> ( former TradeStation Technologies, Inc. employee of six years )
> http://www.blancofamily.net/ezlang.htm
>
> EasyLanguage is a registered trademarks of TradeStation Technologies, Inc.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Matt Bowen" <mattbowen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <Omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 8:09 PM
> Subject: Fw: Plot Daily,Weekly,Monthly
>
> I'm trying to get TradeStation 6 to plot horizontal lines for the following:
>
> Daily High and Daily Low
> Weekly High and Weekly Low
> Monthly High and Monthly Low
>
> The horizontal line plot  should show me where these lines are on intraday
> charts. In other words, if I'm on a 15 minute chart and I change it to a 60-
> minute chart I should be able to see the same lines (just on a higher time
> frame).
>
> Any help with the code below is greatly appreciate...Thanks in advance!
>
> =====================================================
>
> inputs: High_Color( Blue ), Low_Color( Red );
> variables: HighD( 0 ), LowD( 999999 ) ; HighW(0), LowW(999999),
> HighM(0), LowM(999999);
>
> { Setup }
> if Time = Sess1EndTime then
> begin
> HighD = 0 ;
> LowD = 999999 ;
> HighW = 0;
> LowW = 999999;
> HighM = 0;
> LowM= 999999;
> end ;
>
> { Calculation & Plot }
> if Date = CurrentDate and Time >= Sess1StartTime and
> Time <= Sess1EndTime then begin
>
> HighD ( 1 );
> LowD ( 1 ) ;
> HighW (1);
> LowW (1);
> HighM (1);
> LowM (1);
>
> Plot1( HighD, "DayHigh", High_Color ) ;
> Plot2( LowD, "DayLow", Low_Color ) ;
> Plot3( HighW, "WeeklyHigh", High_Color ) ;
> Plot4( LowW, "WeeklyLow", Low_Color ) ;
> Plot5( HighM, "MonthlyHigh", High_Color ) ;
> Plot6( LowM, "MonthlyLow", Low_Color ) ;
> end ;
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Matt Bowen" <mattbowen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <Omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Sunday, September 01, 2002 1:47 PM
> Subject: Plot Daily,Weekly,Monthly
>
> > Does anybody know how to plot the daily, weekly and monthly
> > (continuous lines) on to a intraday 60-minute chart?
> > In other words, say you have a blank 60-min chart and you want
> > to plot a continuous line from last month's lowest low and the highest
> > high (previous month). Next, you do the same for the weekly and for
> > the daily bars. The end result should look like this...
> > Here's what it looks like on CQG: http://www.quanbeck.com
> >
> >
> >