SpletTrendSpider includes hundreds of different candlestick patterns that you can use in scripts. There are three core settings for each candlestick pattern: Timeframe (e.g. “30 min”) Candlestick Pattern (e.g. “Abandoned Baby Top”) Offset (e.g. “last” or “X candles ago”). Splet11. apr. 2024 · Unfortunately, TradingView's Pine Script does not support simulating deposits or withdrawals directly within a strategy. The strategy.initial_capital and strategy.equity properties are read-only and cannot be modified during the script execution.. However, you can use a workaround to simulate the effect of deposits or withdrawals on …
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Splet16. jan. 2024 · What I have in Pine Script is... redTouch = close < open and high >= ma and low <= ma longCond = redTouch[1] and close > high[1] strategy.entry("Long", … Splet12. jan. 2024 · This integer tells Pine Script from which open order we want the entry price. This value is zero-based; the order opened first has number 0, the second order 1, the third 2, and so on. We get the total number of open orders with strategy.opentrades - 1. We use this amount to loop over all open orders and to get the last (most recent) entry order. scotty\u0027s trucking
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Splet13. jan. 2024 · To get a candle’s body size, we take the absolute difference between close price and open price. If we put that code into a custom Pine Script function, we get: // BodyRange () returns the current bar's body range, which is // the absolute close to open price difference. BodyRange () => math.abs(close - open) SpletConditions = 1) Highest of Candle “B” is greater than previous highest of Candle “A” 2) Highest of Candle “B” occurs between High od candle wick “D” and high of candle body “C” If Condition met, then 1) sound an alert 2) draw a horizontal Band ( light blue band in attached image example) 3) the band stops when any future price touches it. Splet04. okt. 2024 · To know when a previous bar opened, we combine the time variable with the history referencing operator ( [] ). Between those square brackets we then put an integer that says how much bars we want to look back. For example, time [1] returns when the previous bar opened: // Get time when previous bar opened prvOpenTime = time[1] scotty\u0027s trout dock \u0026 marina