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I created the indicator I described above and it was slow to draw and very messy with six price bands on the chart. I adapted it slightly so that it just showed the mid point of each price range if that was where the maximum bull volume or bear volume was. Initial analysis seems to show that it tells us very little about support or resistance levels which kind of means that the standard volume on price indicator doesn’t either.

Here is the code if anyone is interested:

defparam calculateonlastbars=200

//NbrBars=12
//lookback=200

hh=highest[lookback](high)
ll=lowest[lookback](low)
div = (hh-ll)/NbrBars
i=0
volsum=summation[lookback](volume)
lastbulltotal = 0
lastbeartotal = 0

while i<NbrBars do
lrange=ll+div*i
hrange=lrange+div
volbull=0
volbear=0
for j = 1 to lookback do
if close[j]>=lrange and close[j]<=hrange then
if close[j]>open[j] then
volbull=volbull+volume[j]
else
volbear=volbear+volume[j]
endif
endif
next
bullbar = round((volbull*lookback)/volsum)
bearbar = round((volbear*lookback)/volsum)

if bullbar > lastbulltotal then
lastbulltotal = bullbar
lastbullhrange = hrange
lastbulllrange = lrange
midbull = ((lastbullhrange - lastbulllrange)/2 + lastbulllrange)
endif

if bearbar > lastbeartotal then
lastbeartotal = bearbar
lastbearhrange = hrange
lastbearlrange = lrange
midbear = ((lastbearhrange - lastbearlrange)/2 + lastbearlrange)
endif
i=i+1
wend

return midbull coloured(0,128,0) style(line,2), midbear coloured(128,0,0) style(line,2)

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