Default indicator of the platform can’t be applied on price when they are not intended to be used this way. Particulary for Williams Accumulation Distribution, which doesnt share the same scale (volume) vs price ..

A workaround is to create a normalized indicator:

// Williams Accumulation Distribution Calculation
WAD = WilliamsAccumDistr

// Find the highest and lowest prices on the visible chart
visiblebars = max(1,barindex)
HighestPrice = highest[visiblebars](high)
LowestPrice = lowest[visiblebars](low)

// Calculate the range of the price
PriceRange = HighestPrice - LowestPrice

// Find the highest and lowest values of WAD for normalization
HighestWAD = highest[visiblebars](WAD)
LowestWAD = lowest[visiblebars](WAD)

// Calculate the range of WAD
WADRange = HighestWAD - LowestWAD

// Normalize WAD values to fit the price scale
NormalizedWAD = (WAD - LowestWAD) / WADRange * PriceRange + LowestPrice

// Plotting the Normalized WAD on the price chart
return NormalizedWAD as "Normalized WAD"

This code snippet normalizes the Williams Accumulation Distribution Indicator values to the scale of the highest to lowest prices on the visible part of the chart, making it possible to overlay it directly on the price chart. The visiblebars (all barindex loaded) variable  is used to dynamically adjust to the visible part of the chart, ensuring that the normalization is relevant to the current view.

Keep in mind that the effectiveness of this normalization approach can vary depending on the volatility and the range of the Williams Accumulation Distribution values compared to the price range. This method is meant to visually assist in analysis rather than serve as a direct trading signal.

Change the line:

visiblebars = max(1,barindex)

with

visiblebars = 100

100 is the period of normalization, change it as desired to get the curve to a close distance of price rather than using the whole asset history.