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Groups: Registered, Registered Users Joined: 4/20/2006(UTC) Posts: 4
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The flwg formula for Yrly HLC is great. It can be plotted with daily, weely or monthly bars. Now I'm looking for Quarterly HLC plot (with daily and weekly bars) , and Monthly HLC plot (at least for daily bars, and if possible also for weekly bars). Appreciate if some of you can help with the formula.
Formula for Yearly HLC:
{Input}
plt:=Input("Year's [1]Hi/Lo/Cl, [0]Hi/Lo signals",0,1,1);
{Year vars}
y:=Year();
y0:=LastValue(y);
nuYr:=y>Ref(y,-1) OR Cum(1)=2;
{High}
Hi:=HighestSince(1,nuYr,H)*Ref(nuYr,1);
x0:=LastValue(HighestSince(1,nuYr,H))*(y=y0);
x1:=y=y0-1;
x1:=LastValue(Highest(Hi*x1))*x1;
x2:=y=y0-2;
x2:=LastValue(Highest(Hi*x2))*x2;
x3:=y=y0-3;
x3:=LastValue(Highest(Hi*x3))*x3;
x4:=y=y0-4;
x4:=LastValue(Highest(Hi*x4))*x4;
x5:=y=y0-5;
x5:=LastValue(Highest(Hi*x5))*x5;
x6:=y=y0-6;
x6:=LastValue(Highest(Hi*x6))*x6;
x7:=y=y0-7;
x7:=LastValue(Highest(Hi*x7))*x7;
x8:=y=y0-8;
x8:=LastValue(Highest(Hi*x8))*x8;
x9:=y=y0-9;
x9:=LastValue(Highest(Hi*x9))*x9;
x10:=y=y0-10;
x10:=LastValue(Highest(Hi*x10))*x10;
x11:=y=y0-11;
x11:=LastValue(Highest(Hi*x11))*x11;
Hi:=x0+x1+x2+x3+x4+x5+x6+x7+x8+x9+x10+x11;
Hi:=Hi+BarsSince(Hi>0);
{Low}
Lo:=LowestSince(1,nuYr,L)*Ref(nuYr,1);
x0:=LastValue(LowestSince(1,nuYr,L))*(y=y0);
x1:=y=y0-1;
x1:=LastValue(Highest(Lo*x1))*x1;
x2:=y=y0-2;
x2:=LastValue(Highest(Lo*x2))*x2;
x3:=y=y0-3;
x3:=LastValue(Highest(Lo*x3))*x3;
x4:=y=y0-4;
x4:=LastValue(Highest(Lo*x4))*x4;
x5:=y=y0-5;
x5:=LastValue(Highest(Lo*x5))*x5;
x6:=y=y0-6;
x6:=LastValue(Highest(Lo*x6))*x6;
x7:=y=y0-7;
x7:=LastValue(Highest(Lo*x7))*x7;
x8:=y=y0-8;
x8:=LastValue(Highest(Lo*x8))*x8;
x9:=y=y0-9;
x9:=LastValue(Highest(Lo*x9))*x9;
x10:=y=y0-10;
x10:=LastValue(Highest(Lo*x10))*x10;
x11:=y=y0-11;
x11:=LastValue(Highest(Lo*x11))*x11;
Lo:=x0+x1+x2+x3+x4+x5+x6+x7+x8+x9+x10+x11;
Lo:=Lo+BarsSince(Lo>0);
{Close}
Cl:=C*Ref(nuYr,1);
x0:=LastValue(C)*(y=y0);
x1:=y=y0-1;
x1:=LastValue(Highest(Cl*x1))*x1;
x2:=y=y0-2;
x2:=LastValue(Highest(Cl*x2))*x2;
x3:=y=y0-3;
x3:=LastValue(Highest(Cl*x3))*x3;
x4:=y=y0-4;
x4:=LastValue(Highest(Cl*x4))*x4;
x5:=y=y0-5;
x5:=LastValue(Highest(Cl*x5))*x5;
x6:=y=y0-6;
x6:=LastValue(Highest(Cl*x6))*x6;
x7:=y=y0-7;
x7:=LastValue(Highest(Cl*x7))*x7;
x8:=y=y0-8;
x8:=LastValue(Highest(Cl*x8))*x8;
x9:=y=y0-9;
x9:=LastValue(Highest(Cl*x9))*x9;
x10:=y=y0-10;
x10:=LastValue(Highest(Cl*x10))*x10;
x11:=y=y0-11;
x11:=LastValue(Highest(Cl*x11))*x11;
Cl:=x0+x1+x2+x3+x4+x5+x6+x7+x8+x9+x10+x11;
Cl:=Cl+BarsSince(Cl>0);
{Hi/Lo signals}
signals:=(H=Hi)-(L=Lo);
{Plot HLC on price chart}
plt*Hi;
plt*Lo;
If(plt=1,Cl,signals)
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Rank: Advanced Member
Groups: Registered, Registered Users Joined: 11/7/2005(UTC) Posts: 602
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You might try changing y:=(Year(); to:
y:=(Year()*100)+Month();
for monthly If that works for you then for weekly and quarterly you only need to figure out how to "step" the "y" variable at the right time.:
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Rank: Newbie
Groups: Registered, Registered Users Joined: 4/20/2006(UTC) Posts: 4
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John1,
Thanks for your help. I'll try that out.
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Rank: Newbie
Groups: Registered, Registered Users Joined: 4/20/2006(UTC) Posts: 4
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Johnl, when I changed y as said, many names become unrecognisable. Cannot proceed with the plot.
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Rank: Advanced Member
Groups: Registered, Registered Users Joined: 11/7/2005(UTC) Posts: 602
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I tried it again. It worked for me. It plots the monthly data for the current year. What does your Y:=? code look like?
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Rank: Newbie
Groups: Registered, Registered Users Joined: 4/20/2006(UTC) Posts: 4
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Thanks Johnl . The formula I originally posted can plot the Yearly HLC lines on daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly charts. Now I'm looking for a formula that plots Quarterly HLC lines on weekly chart (good if it can also plot on daily charts), and another formula to plot Monthly HLC lines on daily charts. The modification you suggested I believe still focuses on plotting Yearly HLC lines, but on monthly chart, whereas in the original formula you can just change the periodicity to monthly...and the yearly HLC lines will still remain unchanged.
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