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Intraday. If anyone has tips to make this indicator simpler, easier, and faster, I would love that. I want to add a vertical line for time, and extend my yellow horizontal line left as well to show price... Similar to the vertical drawing/horz drawing for time/price. If I could also trigger this study every time my price/time drawings cross, that would be amazing!!!Just Labels from the 2nd Script: Profit and Loss Zones: Code: # Crude Buy Sell Zone indicator by ANTHDKN 06.04.2021# Free to use to all# First posted on usethinkscript.com# Manual entries for positionsinput value = .07;input dollarvalue = 0;input buy = yes;input thyme = 0630;input min = 2; # Mins tilldef BUY_YES_SELL_NO = if buy then no else yes;def thymeOffset = 0300;def showAt = thyme + thymeoffset;def avg = dollarvalue * .01;input AreYouIn = no;# Average True Range LabelAddLabel(!AreYouIn, "ATR: " + AsDollars(ATR()), Color.YELLOW);# You are in Labeladdlabel(areyouin, "In at " + asdollars(avg), color.white);# Profit/Loss zones as multiple of ATR# Sell Sidedef targetprice03 = if !Buy_Yes_Sell_No then (avg * .01) - (value * 3) else (avg * .01) + (value * 3);def targetprice02 = if !Buy_Yes_Sell_No then (avg * .01) - (value * 2) else (avg * .01) + (value * 2);def targetprice01 = if !Buy_Yes_Sell_No then (avg * .01) - (value) else (avg * .01) + (value);#Buy Sidedef targetprice1 = if Buy_Yes_Sell_No then (avg * .01) + (value) else (avg * .01) - (value);def targetprice2 = if Buy_Yes_Sell_No then (avg * .01) + (value * 2) else (avg * .01) - (value * 2);def targetprice3 = if Buy_Yes_Sell_No then (avg * .01) + (value * 3) else (avg * .01) - (value * 3);### Linesdef showLines = if AreYouIn then (if secondstillTime(showAt) Code: # Crude Buy Sell Zone indicator by ANTHDKN 06.04.2021# Free to use to all# First posted on usethinkscript.com# Auto entries from positionsinput value = .07;def avg = getaveragePrice();def AreYouIn = if getquantity() != 0 then yes else no;def targetprice02 = (avg) - (value*2);def TargetPrice01 = (avg) - value;def TargetPrice1 = (avg) + value;def TargetPrice2 = (avg) + (value * 2);def TargetPrice3 = (avg) + (value * 3);AddLabel(AreYouIn, getquantity() + "@" + avg + "= $" + (avg * getquantity()), Color.WHITE);AddLabel(AreYouIn, if GetOpenPL() > 0 then "P/L: $" + GetOpenPL() + " [" + aspercent(getopenPL() / (avg * getquantity())) + "]" else "P/L: -$" + GetOpenPL() + " [" + aspercent(getopenPL() / (avg * getquantity())) + "]", if GetOpenPL() > 0 then Color.DARK_GREEN else Color.DARK_RED);plot downside2 = if avg != 0 then TargetPrice02 else double.nan;downside2.setstyle(curve.FIRM);downside2.setdefaultColor(color.DARK_RED);plot downside1 = if avg != 0 then TargetPrice01 else double.nan;downside1.setstyle(curve.SHORT_DASH);downside1.setdefaultColor(color.red);plot avgprice = if avg != 0 then avg else double.nan;avgprice.setstyle(curve.SHORT_DASH);avgprice.setdefaultColor(color.Yellow);plot upside1 = if avg != 0 then TargetPrice1 else double.nan;upside1.setstyle(curve.SHORT_DASH);upside1.setdefaultColor(color.light_GREEN);plot upside2 = if avg != 0 then TargetPrice2 else double.nan;upside2.setstyle(curve.SHORT_DASH);upside2.setdefaultColor(color.light_GREEN);plot upside3 = if avg != 0 then TargetPrice3 else double.nan;upside3.setstyle(curve.FIRM);upside3.setdefaultColor(color.dark_GREEN);#AddLabel(AreYouIn,# "[-" + AsPercent(value*2 / TargetPrice2) + "]" +# ":" + AsDollars(targetprice01) +# " [-" + AsPercent(value / targetprice01) + "]" +# ":" + AsDollars(TargetPrice01),# if avg Last edited by a

#1 Tired of flipping over to the monitor tab to see how your trade is going?Problem solved!Here are your P&L Labels For ChartsThis script provides the P/L For Accumulated TradesThe Net PnL uses a cost adjusted basis: ProfitLossMode.COST_BASISThese labels includethe total Quantity bought,Average Purchase Price per share and total,the Adjusted Average Sales Price per share and totaland the net Gain/LossYou can edit out the fields that you don't want. Ruby: # Profit & Loss Label (on a cost adjusted basis)# @merryday 2/2023input PLMode = ProfitLossMode.COST_BASIS;def PL = GetOpenPL(profitLossMode = PLMode) ;def Entry = if GetAveragePrice() != 0 then GetAveragePrice() else Entry[1];def GainLoss = if PL != 0 then PL else GainLoss[1];def Qty = if GetQuantity() != 0 then GetQuantity() else Qty[1];DefineGlobalColor("Gain", CreateColor(0, 165, 0)) ;DefineGlobalColor("Loss", CreateColor(225, 0, 0)) ;AddLabel(GainLoss,"Qty: " + Qty + " Entry/shr $" + Entry + " Exit/shr $" + (Entry+GainLoss)+ " | Total Purchase: " +Qty*Entry + " Total Sale: " +Qty*(Entry+GainLoss)+" | P/L: " + AsDollars(GainLoss*Qty), if GainLoss > 0 then GlobalColor("Gain") else GlobalColor("Loss")); Last edited: Sep 30, 2024 #2 Hello,I've put together a simple profit/loss zone indicator/study that will help with visualizing profit/loss zones. I would love to see others add/expand/improve this for automation as well as to use in range-bar setup. Here's the code, and a couple of use-cases.The process of displaying this is very crude, but it's manual. I trade on another platform for day-trading and use TOS for visualizing, so I wanted a way to see my stop zones. The way it works is you enter a profit/loss range in $ amount. I trade using ATR, so I either use 1:1 ATR for my range, or .5:1 ATR range for tighter moves. The zones can switch between buy and sell. Yellow dotted line indicates $ figure you are in at. the plot posts at a certain time, and for a duration after, which you can extend if you like. You can switch on/off by indicating if you're in. Here are the figures:Value: 00.00 # Use this to indicate the rage between your loss/take profit. If you believe $ will go up by $0.05, then type 0.05dollarvalue: 0000 # Use this to indicate your dollar value. The number will divide by 100, so 4000 = 40.00 aka $40.00Buy: yes/no #this is if you are long or short. Buy yes means long, buy no means short. Its crude but I understand it...Thyme: 0000 # Use this to indicate time. 0630 is 06:30... 834 is 08:34.. etcmin: 0 #How many minutes you expect to sit in your trade... I use 10 or so by default depending on volitilityare you in: yes/no #show the graph or not, I had it automatic with getquantity() but again I use this for charting more than trading on TOSThe zones are 1x 2x 3x and -1x -2x, I added clouds as well just to give me a better look. I would love to use this on Range bars using ATR ranges because this is how I mainly trade, priceaction

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There is simply no comparison between the 2 plugins not only because they are modeled after different tapesbut also WAVES will have to dig in a lot further even to come remotely close to the brilliant ATR 102 emulation.Please feel free to test yourself and post if you have any other opinion.Cheers and let peace prevail!!Khussh #2 Well i clearly was saved from wasting my 99 dollars thanks to the waves demo , but to me there is simply no comparison between the 2 plugins not only because they are modeled after different tapesThere was a reason why WAVES sold the MPX, whoops the Kramer Master Tape for under a 100 bucks. People were going more gaga over the low price than what kind of sounds and features it actually offered. Having already been using the UAD Studer A800 for many months before the KMT came out, I already had a solid base line for what a reel to reel tape sim should sound like and offer feature wise. Like you, the KMT never did it for me and I kept my $99, in my pocket. Now for mix bus, mastering and FX use, the ATR-102 simply blows the KMT away. I would rather have one instance of the UAD ATR-102 than a hundred of the KMT. In the end, you get what you pay for. In the case of the ATR-102, it is simply the best and most versatile reel to reel tape sim in the DAW world. In fact, I think it is the best and most detailed plug-in emulation that UA has ever done and worth every penny. Cheers,Billy Buck #3 I demo-ed the waves MPX when it first came out , so i couldn't do a direct shootout with ATR. At the time I already had

Indicators Version: 1.24 Updated: 19 July 2021 Activations: 10 Ultimate Renko is a full implementation of a robust Renko style charting solution for MT4. It enables creating custom live charts resembling Median Renko, Mean Renko, Turbo Renko, and Better Renko candles as well as Vanilla Renko and Renko with wicks, PointO charts, and many more. This all-in-one package provides all of the signals needed by day traders, scalpers, and even long-term traders. You can apply all of the standard and custom indicators and technical studies as well as templates to the Renko charts and you can run EAs directly on these charts as well* (see text below the input summary). To create the Renko chart you need to attach the indicator to a standard timeframe (1 minute is recommended) and use the indicator's settings to generate a live custom chart that will be displayed on an offline chart. Available settings == Bar type definition == Renko body size - Defines the size of the candle body. Renko body calculation mode - ( pips / ticks/ points / ATR % / % ) Presets (sets 3 values below): (Renko / Median Renko / PointO / Turbo Renko / Hybrid Renko) Open offset % (0 to ..) - offsets the new trending bar's open value back by % or the defined candle body size (see the last screenshot) Reversal Open offset % (0 to ..) - offsets the new reversal bar's open value back by % or the defined candle body size (see the last screenshot) Reversal bar size % (0 to ..) - sets the size of the reversal bar as a % or the defined candle body size (see the last screenshot) Show wicks (true/false) Build history for a number of days Build history starting from date == Settings for ATR based calculation == Daily ATR period Percentage of ATR to calculate candle body size == Chart synchronization == Truncate trailing digits on the first renko Number of digits to truncate Reset Open on each trading day Override start of trading day == Misc settings == Display on offline chart

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