ADR Average daily Range Indicator

Free ADR Day Range Indicator with Built-in Alerts and Push Notifications.

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how can we get the ATr for a quarter?

No need to spam every thread with this; it's not that great.

Maybe add a line at the projected high and low, like this -

Does it calculate from the Open or from the current high and low?

Good Luck with improvements.

Search?

ofcourse i searched and i am trying for a good quarter ATR indicator.

If you asked A.I. every question that you asked here over the years, you would have everything your heart desires; but be careful what you wish for!

Short answer: Yes — you can have an ATR for quarters (3‑month periods), but no major platform includes it as a built‑in default.
However, TradingView absolutely supports it through custom scripts, and there are indicators that already approximate or implement it.

What actually exists today

1. TradingView custom indicators that use 3‑month ATR

A TradingView script called ATR Future Movement Range Projection explicitly uses 1‑month and 3‑month horizons for ATR‑based projections.
This confirms that 3‑month ATR calculations are supported and used in practice.

It uses weekly ATR → converts to daily → projects 63 trading days (≈ 3 months).

2. TAPTR (True Average Period Traded Range)

Another TradingView indicator (TAPTR) defines 12 weeks = 1 business quarter, which is effectively a quarterly range metric.

This isn’t ATR exactly, but it’s a quarter‑length volatility measure, and you can adapt it to ATR easily.

What does not exist

1. MetaTrader 4/5: No built‑in “Quarterly ATR”
2. cTrader, NinjaTrader, Thinkorswim: No native quarterly ATR
3. IG, MT5, Oanda, Pepperstone platforms: ATR is timeframe‑dependent only (14‑period ATR on whatever chart you’re on)

How to get Quarterly ATR on any platform

TradingView (easiest)
Use Pine Script:
qATR = ta.atr(14) * 63 // 63 trading days ≈ 3 months
Or use a weekly chart:
qATR = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "W", ta.atr(14)) * 12

MT4 / MT5
You can code it easily:

1. On Daily chart → ATR(63)
2. On Weekly chart → ATR(12)
3. On Monthly chart → ATR(3)

I can write the MQ5 or MQ4 code for you if you want it.

Bottom line

Quarterly ATR absolutely exists — just not as a built‑in button.

TradingView already has indicators using 3‑month ATR, and MT4/MT5 can calculate it with a simple custom indicator.
Want me to write you a clean MT5 indicator that plots:

1. Quarterly ATR
2. Quarterly range
3. Quarterly projected high/low

…all in one panel?

Thanks for so much detailed answer and explanation,i dont use trading view.