Multi timeframe indicator

• 10/22/2019 at 12:56 PM #110821
  Crillezz

  I need help with a multi timeframe indicator.

  I would like to have a dotboard indicator that shows if the SMA 20 is above or below the SMA50 on four different timeframes.

  Like the picture shows.

  Time Frame

  M5 SMA20 above or below SMA50 (Blue or Red)

  M15 SMA20 above or below SMA50 (Blue or Red)

  M30 SMA20 above or below SMA50 (Blue or Red)

  M60 (1hour) SMA20 above or below SMA50 (Blue or Red)

   

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  10/22/2019 at 1:31 PM #110830
  Vonasi

  MTF is not available for indicators at the moment.

  You can create MTF average lines using a dummy strategy and GRAPHONPRICE or GRAPH but not a dotboard.

  Something like this but you can only use it on a 5 minute time frame chart or faster:

  buy at -close limit timeframe (5 minute, updateonclose) m5 = 0 if average[20] > average[50] then m5 = 1 endif timeframe (15 minute, updateonclose) m15 = 0 if average[20] > average[50] then m15 = 2 endif timeframe (30 minute, updateonclose) m30 = 0 if average[20] > average[50] then m30 = 3 endif timeframe (1 hour, updateonclose) h1 = 0 if average[20] > average[50] then h1 = 4 endif //result = m5 + m15 + m30 + h1 //graph result graph m5 coloured(128,0,0) graph m15 coloured(0,128,0) graph m30 graph h1 coloured(0,0,255)

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  buy at -close limit   timeframe (5 minute, updateonclose) m5 = 0 if average[20] > average[50] then m5 = 1 endif   timeframe (15 minute, updateonclose) m15 = 0 if average[20] > average[50] then m15 = 2 endif   timeframe (30 minute, updateonclose) m30 = 0 if average[20] > average[50] then m30 = 3 endif   timeframe (1 hour, updateonclose) h1 = 0 if average[20] > average[50] then h1 = 4 endif   //result = m5 + m15 + m30 + h1   //graph result   graph m5 coloured(128,0,0) graph m15 coloured(0,128,0) graph m30 graph h1 coloured(0,0,255)

   

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  10/22/2019 at 1:42 PM #110832
  Vonasi

  Here’s a version that shows above and below the average for each time frame. Pretty unreadable!

  It is probably best just to show the result line if it is just when all averages are below or all averages are above that you want to see (second image).

  buy at -close limit timeframe (5 minute, updateonclose) m5 = -1 if average[20] > average[50] then m5 = 1 endif timeframe (15 minute, updateonclose) m15 = -2 if average[20] > average[50] then m15 = 2 endif timeframe (30 minute, updateonclose) m30 = -3 if average[20] > average[50] then m30 = 3 endif timeframe (1 hour, updateonclose) h1 = -4 if average[20] > average[50] then h1 = 4 endif //result = m5 + m15 + m30 + h1 //graph result graph m5 coloured(128,0,0) graph m15 coloured(0,128,0) graph m30 coloured(128,128,0) graph h1 coloured(0,0,255) graph 0

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  buy at -close limit   timeframe (5 minute, updateonclose) m5 = -1 if average[20] > average[50] then m5 = 1 endif   timeframe (15 minute, updateonclose) m15 = -2 if average[20] > average[50] then m15 = 2 endif   timeframe (30 minute, updateonclose) m30 = -3 if average[20] > average[50] then m30 = 3 endif   timeframe (1 hour, updateonclose) h1 = -4 if average[20] > average[50] then h1 = 4 endif   //result = m5 + m15 + m30 + h1   //graph result graph m5 coloured(128,0,0) graph m15 coloured(0,128,0) graph m30 coloured(128,128,0) graph h1 coloured(0,0,255) graph 0

   

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  10/22/2019 at 4:35 PM #110869
  Crillezz

  Ok. Thx.

  Just what I needed. Good idea 🙂

  

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