Colore candele in base al trend

• 09/10/2025 at 6:07 PM #250652
  Trading97

  Buonasera, è possibile colorare le candele del grafico in base ad un trend come potrebbe essere un semplice incrocio di due medie mobili? Candele per es. sempre verdi fintanto che la mm a 20 periodi sta sopra la mm a 50 e rosse viceversa? Che comandi devo usare? Grazie.

  

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  09/10/2025 at 6:27 PM #250653
  JS

  Ciao,

  Prova questi…

  Candles Coloured

  FastAvg=Average[20,0](Close) SlowAvg=Average[50,0](Close) If FastAvg>=SlowAvg then DrawCandle(Open,High,Low,Close) Coloured("Green") Else DrawCandle(Open,High,Low,Close) Coloured("Red") EndIf Return FastAvg as "FastAvg" Coloured("Red"), SlowAvg as "SlowAvg" Coloured("Green")

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  FastAvg=Average[20,0](Close) SlowAvg=Average[50,0](Close)   If FastAvg>=SlowAvg then DrawCandle(Open,High,Low,Close) Coloured("Green") Else DrawCandle(Open,High,Low,Close) Coloured("Red") EndIf   Return FastAvg as "FastAvg" Coloured("Red"), SlowAvg as "SlowAvg" Coloured("Green")

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  09/10/2025 at 6:34 PM #250655
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  Grazie.

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  09/10/2025 at 7:05 PM #250658
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  Scusami un’ultima cosa, volessi farlo con due coppie di mm (quindi 4) anzichè due soltanto, come verrebbe implementato il codice? Esempio: colorare le candele del grafico verdi fintanto che (per es.) la mm a 5 e la mm a 10 periodi sono tutte e due sopra le mm a 30 e 35  e rosse viceversa?  Grazie infinite.

  

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  09/10/2025 at 7:23 PM #250659
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  No problema… 🙂

  Candles Coloured V2

  SuperFastAvg=Average[5,0](Close) FastAvg=Average[10,0](Close) SlowAvg=Average[30,0](Close) SuperSlowAvg=Average[35,0](Close) If SuperFastAvg>=SuperSlowAvg and SuperFastAvg>=SlowAvg and FastAvg>=SuperSlowAvg and FastAvg>=SlowAvg then DrawCandle(Open,High,Low,Close) Coloured("Green") Else DrawCandle(Open,High,Low,Close) Coloured("Red") EndIf Return SuperFastAvg as "SuperFastAvg" Coloured("Red"),FastAvg as "FastAvg" Coloured("Red"),SuperSlowAvg as "SuperSlowAvg" Coloured("Green"), SlowAvg as "SlowAvg" Coloured("Green")

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  SuperFastAvg=Average[5,0](Close) FastAvg=Average[10,0](Close) SlowAvg=Average[30,0](Close) SuperSlowAvg=Average[35,0](Close)     If SuperFastAvg>=SuperSlowAvg and SuperFastAvg>=SlowAvg and FastAvg>=SuperSlowAvg and FastAvg>=SlowAvg  then DrawCandle(Open,High,Low,Close) Coloured("Green") Else DrawCandle(Open,High,Low,Close) Coloured("Red") EndIf   Return SuperFastAvg as "SuperFastAvg" Coloured("Red"),FastAvg as "FastAvg" Coloured("Red"),SuperSlowAvg as "SuperSlowAvg" Coloured("Green"), SlowAvg as "SlowAvg" Coloured("Green")

   

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  09/10/2025 at 8:35 PM #250663
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  Ottimo, ma esiste anche la possibilità poi non disturbo veramente più, che si possa avere un codice dove le candele restano in trend (cioè per es. sempre colorate di verde) anche quando solo 1 condizione su x condizioni resta in piedi. Mi spiego meglio: trend che resta al rialzo (quindi candele verdi) quando la candela chiude sopra anche solo una delle per es. 4 mm prese in considerazione. Esplicito ulteriormente: Il trend deve rimanere rialzista fintanto che la chiusura della candela resta sopra anche ad una sola delle mm (a 5 o a 10 o a 30 o a 35 periodi),  basta che resti anche sopra una mm soltanto delle 4 che la candela deve restare verde, per diventare rossa serve che la chiusura sia inferiore a tutte e 4 le mm.

  

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  09/10/2025 at 9:07 PM #250664
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  Esatto, puoi programmare tutte le combinazioni usando le “istruzioni condizionali”…

  Candles Coloured V3

  SuperFastAvg=Average[5,0](Close) FastAvg=Average[10,0](Close) SlowAvg=Average[30,0](Close) SuperSlowAvg=Average[35,0](Close) If Close>=SuperFastAvg or Close>=FastAvg or Close>=SlowAvg or Close>=SuperSlowAvg then DrawCandle(Open,High,Low,Close) Coloured("Green") ElsIf Close<SuperFastAvg and Close<FastAvg and Close<SlowAvg and Close<SuperSlowAvg then DrawCandle(Open,High,Low,Close) Coloured("Red") EndIf Return SuperFastAvg as "SuperFastAvg" Coloured("Red"),FastAvg as "FastAvg" Coloured("Red"),SuperSlowAvg as "SuperSlowAvg" Coloured("Green"), SlowAvg as "SlowAvg" Coloured("Green")

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  SuperFastAvg=Average[5,0](Close) FastAvg=Average[10,0](Close) SlowAvg=Average[30,0](Close) SuperSlowAvg=Average[35,0](Close)     If Close>=SuperFastAvg or Close>=FastAvg or Close>=SlowAvg or Close>=SuperSlowAvg then DrawCandle(Open,High,Low,Close) Coloured("Green") ElsIf Close<SuperFastAvg and Close<FastAvg and Close<SlowAvg and Close<SuperSlowAvg then DrawCandle(Open,High,Low,Close) Coloured("Red") EndIf   Return SuperFastAvg as "SuperFastAvg" Coloured("Red"),FastAvg as "FastAvg" Coloured("Red"),SuperSlowAvg as "SuperSlowAvg" Coloured("Green"), SlowAvg as "SlowAvg" Coloured("Green")

   

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