Hey traders,
at first thanks to the one and only Master Educator Stefan Kassing for sharing his legendary system with us!
And also credit to Mortdiggiddy, RootDuk and PineCoders for helping me with the script =)
This script is calculating the daily range (in pips) of the current market you are in, in relation to the last 70 days (10 weeks).
It is used for a...
Daily OHL + Weekly OHL + Asian range + intraday kill zones (daily open at 00:00UTC)
Vertical Boxes Color Code:
brownish-red = Asian range time frame
blue = London Open kill zone
green = NY kill zone
purple = London Close kill zone
Daily OHL + Weekly OHL + intraday kill zones
Vertical Boxes Color Code:
brownish-red = Asian range time frame
blue = London Open kill zone
green = NY kill zone
purple = London Close kill zone
Uses daily average ranges of 5 and 10 (most used) as buy (support) and highs (resistance) areas - half ranges used in calculations for a more accurate "forecast" of the H and L . Uses open but not close, so it does not repaint - experimental
Simple script for showing the high/low/midrange of a session. By default configured to do the Daily range using the "regular" session. But it's configurable. For example on this chart I am showing the Weekly range.
This indicator will help you if you struggle making any profit in bitcoin.
It generates very few signals with very nice profit potential ( around 100% this year ! ).
Perfect tool for longterm swing traders and new traders that need help figuring out the midterm trend.
Use it with these parameters only:
weekly: 13, 5, 12
daily: 92, 21, 96
I have a thing for pivots and SR, so this is Tom DeMark Daily Retracements Levels pivots from DeMark Indicators book by Jason Perl.
Red lines -daily R
Green lines - daily S
Expect reversals or breaks at these points.
and some random stock, just test your instrument
High and low of the day? Piece of cake, use AvDR 10 and 5 levels. Maroon are sell areas and lime are buy areas. Other AvDR levels available to plot. Like the Dude, the legend Lebowski said: Well, man, that's just my opinion.
For my second share, I give you some levels I look at everyday for the ES minis. HLC/3 of the MTF (multi-time-frame) inputs = mean and Fib-levels formed as support and resistance zones. There are some websites that will show you 20 ways to figure out a pivot for the day's intraday workings, and this one always rang true for me. I keep it set at Res=D and...
This will place circles on your chart for the opening daily price. If price is above, the circles are green. If price is below, the circles are red. I wanted to be able to see the opening price a bit easier while in smaller time frames.
I decided to add the previous daily closing line to the original script. Basically looking for good support / resistance
Brief Description
Pivot points are horizontal support and resistance lines placed on a price chart. They make strong levels of support and resistance because banks, financial institutions and many traders use them.
The indicator is set to the Daily Pivot Range by default (no support for weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly Pivots).
Indicator Settings
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Description:
This indicator plots Daily Standard deviation levels on price chart based on Historical Volatility (HV). It uses the most common approach for calculating historical volatility as standard deviation of logarithmic returns, based on daily closing/settlement prices.
Assets: Currency Pairs, Commodities, also works on stocks, some indices.
Time Frames: ...
An indicator that visualizes the evolution of a daily candle, inspired by a thread on forexfactory: www.forexfactory.com
Applied on a timeframe lower than D (actually lower than H4), it visualizes the evolution of the day's high and low, as well as mid and 25% and 75% lines.
The sole input parameters are the hour at which a day is...
