Thanks srt but I was looking for the original indy in this thread that will show multiple pairs at one time. Original indy wont complie with new MT4 build. For me anyway
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DislikedCool..infact that was was i was about to ask abt that "output format" feature. Thanks againEDIT : Just tried it ! The following are the details and settings i have set in by editing the indicator (attached) by hanover. (& are Default) - Concise (less workspace) , Less Clutter - No decimals - 4 majors - Positioning Top left ScreenShot {image} Hope that helps anyone else. Regards {file}
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DislikedTry the attached. The 3 values output, in order, are: ATR(D1,14) ATR(D1,100) Current day's H-L (thus far) You can use shorthand to enter the pairs: e.g. GU or gu for GBPUSD Valid abbreviations are: A = AUD C = CAD E = EUR F = CHF G = GBP J = JPY N = NZD U = USD Pairs must be separated by commas, e.g. GU,EU,UF,UJ {file}Ignored
DislikedTry the attached. The 3 values output, in order, are: ATR(D1,14) ATR(D1,100) Current day's H-L (thus far) You can use shorthand to enter the pairs: e.g. GU or gu for GBPUSD Valid abbreviations are: A = AUD C = CAD E = EUR F = CHF G = GBP J = JPY N = NZD U = USD Pairs must be separated by commas, e.g. GU,EU,UF,UJ {file}Ignored
DislikedIndicator is old and needs MetaEditor/compiler build 509 to compile correctly. Delete the MQ4 files and try the attached:{file}{file} Or alternatively, if you want to keep the MQ4 files, do this.Ignored
DislikedI have many other indi. which are facing some compiler issues,but you made it easy for me through your reply with other link provided.Ignored
DislikedIndicator is old and needs MetaEditor/compiler build 509 to compile correctly. Delete the MQ4 files and try the attached:{file}{file} Or alternatively, if you want to keep the MQ4 files, do this.Ignored
Disliked{quote}Indicator is designed to work only on major currencies, as tickvalue for exotics, metals, etc can differ from broker to broker. There are lots of other indicators that display ADR (easily found using Google).Ignored
DislikedCan someone create an ATR Dashboard indicator based on the range formula day=11, week=17, but sorted from largest to smallest, like this free indicator from Netsrac? Source: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/produ...in#description . This indicator is too complicated and complex. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} I love my dashboard, set it, and forget it, but yes, a sorting function would be nice, all I can think of is to use Excel. {image} Here is an example to motivate you; a benefit of Excel, you can add columns each week and monitor the changes. {image} Or maybe that is complicated and complex also, good luck. PS: can you share the basis of ADR 11 and AWR 17? Something special you noticed? 17 x 3 is 51 weeks, take 1 week off?Ignored
QuoteDisliked5. Range High/Low Lines for the Day and Week -
You can display two horizontal lines, one for the computed range high target, and one for the computed range low target. The range is based on the averaging period you select (defaults: day=15, week=13). The special range averaging process for the Day range lines skips any brief Sunday sessions of some brokers, which would drag the average down. The Week range lines use the standard ATR formula since brief Sunday sessions do not much affect the results. Range lines can be static (positioned at the ATR distance from the Day or Week Open price) or floating (~), described below:
QuoteDislikedA. Two conditions determine where floating (~) range lines appear....
1. Condition #1 - the Day/Week range has not exceeded the computed average range.
* The RDH/RWH line is the computed average range distance above the session Low.
* The RDL/RWL line is the computed average range distance below the session high.
* The lines will move as new highs/lows are achieved during the session.
* This display shows how far price can move in either direction before exceeding the computed average range.
2. Condition #2 - the Day/Week range has exceeded the computed average range.
* If price swings during the day/week TF cause the difference between the high and the low to equal the computed range, the range lines lock into place.
* This display will clearly show any subsequent breakout of the range.
B. The purpose of the range lines is to provide a perspective on how far PA might move during the trading day or week. This can be of some guidance in selecting where to exit a trade. A swing trader might pay more attention to the RWH/RWL lines, and hold a trade into oncoming days. However, a day trader looking for quick profits and limited exposure to market price swings might pay more attention to the RDH/RDL lines.
Disliked{quote} hi something like this? {image} {image} {file} have a nice day / week (:Ignored
Disliked{quote} Well, actually in the PVSRA system, https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...me-sr-analysis each chart already has its range, and it can be set properly. I monitor and arrange it every morning, then trade in the afternoon. However, if there’s a small automatic indicator that organizes it, it might be better than having to sort it manually in Excel. Regarding ADR 11 or AWR 17, these are just estimates. From my years of observing the 28 pairs with that ATR formula, using 1/3 or 2/3 of the range as a target tends...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes, that is an excellent indicator and free too; it's not for beginners, as it is quite complex, so congratulations to you sir! Another thing about the previously mentioned Dashboard, it can also serve as a Single indicator on each pair. This is how I set it up, and the information I'm observing: 1. ADR at 60 - this is approximately last 3 months trading of the daily price moves. 2. ADR at 10 - compare this with 60 to check the recent volatility, is the range larger or smaller. 3. Previous day range, always interesting after very small...Ignored