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This ProBuilder code snippet is designed to count and measure the strength of bullish and bearish candlesticks within a specified time frame during a trading day. It is useful for analyzing market trends during peak trading hours. ONCE StartTime = [...]
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This code snippet is designed to calculate and visualize the costs associated with holding positions overnight in trading systems, specifically focusing on the DAX 40 index. It accounts for broker fees, interest rates, and the impact of dividends, which are [...]
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This code snippet demonstrates how to find the second lowest low price from a specified number of recent bars in a trading chart using the ProBuilder programming language. SecondLow = 999999 LookBack = 5 ll = lowest[LookBack](low) FOR i = [...]
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This ProBuilder script is designed to draw horizontal lines on a trading chart at prices that are rounded to the nearest cent from the last closed price. It also demonstrates the use of loops and conditional drawing in ProBuilder. defparam [...]
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This ProBuilder code snippet demonstrates how to implement dynamic position sizing in trading strategies based on the equity level. It provides three modes of money management to adjust the position size according to changes in equity, which can be crucial [...]
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This ProBuilder code snippet demonstrates how to plot a moving average curve in the past using segments. The code uses the `DRAWSEGMENT` function to visually represent historical data points on a chart, which is particularly useful for analyzing trends over [...]
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This code snippet demonstrates how to implement a breakeven and trailing stop strategy using percentage values in ProBuilder language. The strategy adjusts the stop loss level once a trade reaches a specified profit percentage, helping to protect gains or [...]
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This code snippet demonstrates how to implement a bar speed timer in ProBuilder, which is useful for tracking the time elapsed between the current bar and the previous bar in a trading chart. This can be particularly helpful for analyzing [...]
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This ProBuilder code snippet is designed to determine the direction and profitability of the last trade executed in a trading strategy. It checks whether the last trade was profitable and identifies if it was a buy or sell order based [...]
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This code snippet demonstrates how to implement a cooldown period in trading, where no new trades are initiated for a specified number of bars or seconds after the last trade was closed. This is useful in strategies where you want [...]
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This ProBuilder code snippet demonstrates how to implement a dynamic trailing stop strategy that adjusts based on the latest low of the market, along with a breakeven functionality that activates after a certain profit threshold is reached. if not onmarket [...]
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This code snippet demonstrates how to calculate and set stop loss (SL) and take profit (TP) levels based on the Average True Range (ATR), a common volatility indicator, in a trading strategy. The snippet also includes dynamic calculation of trade [...]
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This ProBuilder code snippet is designed to calculate and screen the relative strength of a stock compared to the CAC40 index on a weekly basis. The relative strength is a measure used to identify how strong or weak a stock [...]
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This ProBuilder code snippet demonstrates how to calculate the covariance between two data series. Covariance is a measure of how much two random variables change together. It is used in statistics to determine the relationship between two variables. length = [...]
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This code snippet demonstrates how to calculate and compare multiple moving averages to determine if they are clustering within a specified range in ProBuilder language. This can be useful for identifying periods of market consolidation. Not tested x = 10 [...]
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This ProBuilder code snippet is designed to execute a sell order in a trading strategy when the current closing price of a security is below any of the previous closing prices since the position was opened. This is particularly useful [...]
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This ProBuilder code snippet demonstrates how to create histograms that represent buying and selling volumes based on the price movement within a given period. The histograms are colored differently to distinguish between buying (green) and selling (red) [...]
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This code snippet demonstrates how to set and enforce a weekly profit limit in a trading strategy using the ProBuilder language. The strategy resets the profit calculation at the beginning of each week and disables trading once the profit exceeds [...]
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This ProBuilder code snippet is designed to track and count buy and sell signals during open market positions. It specifically counts the signals that occur while a long or short position is active, excluding the signals that initiate these positions. [...]
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This ProBuilder code snippet is designed to identify and track the last three higher highs (HH) and lower lows (LL) in a price series, which are key concepts in technical analysis for determining trends. The code also includes a basic [...]

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