Total volume is displayed as columns in the background.
With request.security_lower_tf() we get data from a lower timeframe. In this case, volume, which is placed in an 'up-array' when the 'lower timeframe close' > 'lower timeframe open', or in an 'down-array' when the 'lower timeframe close' < 'lower timeframe open'.
This is displayed here as 2 (red/green) lines
When you're at a chart timeframe (Higher timeframe), lower than Daily, the lower timeframe is automatically 50x smaller than the higher timeframe. Example D = 1440 minutes -> divided by 50 = 28.8 or rounded a lower timeframe of 29 minutes When this number is below 1, it will take the '1 minute timeframe' as lower timeframe
If the higher timeframe chart is Daily or higher, a 'x minute-lower timeframe' chart is calculated from the timeframe.multiplier multiplied by 25, for example a 2D higher timeframe will do the 'lower timeframe calculations' with a 50 minute TF (25 * 2 'D')
Looking at for example BTC on the Daily higher timeframe, some interesting observations can be done when looking at the 'spikes'
This script doesn't have build in arrows, it is merely made to give some stimulation, and hopefully some of you can work further on this technique, because I think it is very promising!
I want to thank Tradingview very deeply, why? Just so many reasons, development, moderation, organisation, helpdesk, ... The amount of work they are doing is incredible!
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