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Tams

Candle pattern

By Tams, in Trading Indicators

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Tams    20

Tams
Posted (edited)

CANDLE PATTERN CODE

CONVERTED TO EASYLANGUAGE

by STRATOPT, INC 2008

 

modified by TAMS

date: 20090201 prints pattern name on bottom of chart

date: 20090211 added option to print log

date: 20090220 added commentary

date: 20090412 added option NOT to print pattern name,

(ie. show pattern name only when you click on the bar)

 

MC version can adjust text size

(MC = MultiCharts)

 

note:

1. if you don't believe in seeing the candle names, please move on.

2. this indicator has been tested in MultiCharts. If you don't know how to import it into TradeStation, please spend 5min with your user's guide.

 

 

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CANDLE_PATTERN_20090412.txt

CANDLE_PATTERN_20090412_MC_version.txt

Edited by Tams

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aaa    10

aaa
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I like this educative indicator

 

This is a suggestion to have only one candle at a time

 

if ((C>O) AND((C-O)/(.001+H-L)>.6)) then 
Message = Message + " LongWhiteCandle"

else if (C>O) then 
Message = Message + " WhiteCandle" 	

else if ((C>O) AND ((H-L)>(3*(C-O)))) then 
Message = Message + " SmallWhiteCandle" ; 

if (O>C AND (O-C)/(.001+H-L)>.6) then 
Message = Message + " LongBlkCandle" 

else if (O>C) then 
Message = Message + " BlkCandle"          

else if ((O>C) AND ((H-L)>(3*(O-C)))) then 
Message = Message + " SmallBlkCandle" ;

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Tams    20

Tams
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I like this educative indicator

This is a suggestion to have only one candle at a time

 

The candle name logic was designed by an unknown author.

I have reviewed various codes floating around the internet, I think some of this code can be attributed to Surinote.

 

My contribution is limited to making the candle names visible on the chart.

 

I believe the multi-label is due to a candle having multiple attributes.

As in any indicator, one really need to understand the context to make it meaningful.

Edited by Tams

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aaa    10

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Like for the Black/white candles to take less space on the screen and avoids duplication

 

This is an other suggestion to choose only one gap

 

It 

// Gaps
if GapUp AND GapUp[1] then 
Message = Message + "DoubleGapUp"
else if L > 1.02 * H1 then 
Message = Message + "HugeGapUp"  
else if L > 1.01 * H1 then 
Message = Message + "BigGapUp"    
else if GapUp then 
Message = Message + "GapUp" ;    

if GapDn AND GapDn[ 1] then 
Message = Message + "DoubleGapDown"  
else if H < 0.98 * L1 then 
Message = Message + "HugeGapDown"  
else if H < 0.99 * L1 then 
Message = Message + "BigGapDown"   
else if GapDn then 
Message = Message + "GapDown" ;

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aaa    10

aaa
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Tams, could you help me to adapt my suggestion to your "plot" version ?

 

If condition1 true then

condition1

else if Condition2 true then

condition2

ect..

 

I have problems with

 

If * then

begin

*

*

end

else

noplot

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Tams    20

Tams
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Tams, could you help me to adapt my suggestion to your "plot" version ?

 

If condition1 true then

condition1

else if Condition2 true then

condition2

ect..

 

I have problems with

 

If * then

begin

*

*

end

else

noplot

 

 

I think it will require some major re-engineering work.

 

I am busy in the next few weeks... let me see if I can schedule it sometime in May.

Edited by Tams

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Stock.Jock    10

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Tams,

 

I sometimes come across some EasyLanguage indicator code that I would like to translate; however, they have the ELD extention and I don't have TradeStation. Is there any other way to open these files for me to examine the code? I usually can do the translation myself, but I can't open files with this extention.

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Tams    20

Tams
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Tams,

 

I sometimes come across some EasyLanguage indicator code that I would like to translate; however, they have the ELD extention and I don't have TradeStation. Is there any other way to open these files for me to examine the code? I usually can do the translation myself, but I can't open files with this extention.

 

You can start an new thread and post the codes there.

I will open them and post the text file here for you.

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Stock.Jock    10

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Thanks Tams,

 

All I need is them to be saved as text files for me to study. I have the TradeStation EasyLanguage Manual to help me translate.

 

Oops. I should have started a new thread. How do I delete this post?:doh:

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