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P&F Code

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hi, i have this EL code for tradestation BUT DON'T WORK..anyone have a good code?

help me. thanks

 

//

This will simulate "Point & Figure" levels on a bar chart

{Written by Adam Hefner version 01-07-02}

 

Var: dbh(0), dbl(0), {Daily block high/low}

abh(0), abl(0), {actual block high/low}

dir(0), {direction}

sv(0); {stop value}

Inputs: BlockSize(1), {Block Size}

ReverseSize(3), {Reverse Size}

lookBack(-1); {look back period}

Var: bs(BlockSize),

rs(ReverseSize),

lb(LookBack);

 

{daily block high/low calculations}

If Round(high/bs,0)*bs > High

then dbh = (Round(high/bs,0)*bs)-bs

else dbh = Round(high/bs,0)*bs;

If Round(Low/bs,0)*bs < Low

then dbl = (Round(Low/bs,0)*bs)+bs

else dbl = Round(Low/bs,0)*bs;

 

If currentbar <= 1 {check for first 2 bars of the chart}

then begin

dir = 1;

abh = dbh;

abl = dbl;

end

else begin

If dir[1] = 1 {direction up calculations}

then begin

if dbh > abh[1]

then

abh = dbh {new high}

else begin

If dbl <= abh-(bs*rs) {reverse}

then begin

dir = -1;

abh = abh[1];

abl = dbl;

end

else

abh = abh[1];

end;

end

else begin {direction down calculations}

If dbl < abl[1]

then

abl = dbl {new low}

else

if dbh >= abl+(bs*rs) {reverse}

then begin

dir = 1;

abl = abl[1];

abh = dbh;

end

else

abl = abl[1];

end;

end;

 

If dir = 1 {reversal stop}

then sv = abh-(bs*rs)

else sv = abl+(bs*rs);

 

plot1(abh);

plot2(abl);

plot3[lb](sv);

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