Swing Finder By Akash

This script is designed to highlight areas on a chart where there are **three or more consecutive candles** of the same color (bullish or bearish). It provides a visual indication of extended bullish or bearish momentum by changing the background color and marking the starting point of these areas.

### **How it works:**

1. **Identifying Bullish and Bearish Candles:**
- **Bullish candles** are defined as candles where the closing price is higher than the opening price (close > open).
- **Bearish candles** are defined as candles where the closing price is lower than the opening price (close < open).

2. **Consecutive Candle Counters:**
- A counter for **bullish candles** (`bullishCount`) and **bearish candles** (`bearishCount`) is maintained to track consecutive occurrences of bullish and bearish candles.
- These counters are **incremented** when consecutive bullish or bearish candles occur. They are **reset** to zero whenever a trend reversal happens (e.g., from bullish to bearish or vice versa).

3. **Area Marking:**
- If there are **three or more consecutive bullish candles**, the background is highlighted in **green** to indicate a bullish area.
- If there are **three or more consecutive bearish candles**, the background is highlighted in **red** to indicate a bearish area.
- A **green label** is plotted below the bars where the bullish area starts, and a **red label** is plotted above the bars where the bearish area starts.

### **Visual Indicators:**
- **Background Color:**
- **Green** for areas with 3 or more consecutive bullish candles.
- **Red** for areas with 3 or more consecutive bearish candles.

- **Labels:**
- A **green label** is plotted below the chart to mark the start of a bullish area.
- A **red label** is plotted above the chart to mark the start of a bearish area.

### **Usage:**
- This indicator can help traders identify strong trends, as consecutive bullish or bearish candles often indicate extended momentum in one direction.
- By marking these areas, traders can potentially look for entry points or identify when trends may be losing strength or reversing.

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