Adding condition from another timeframe

• 11/12/2018 at 8:30 PM #84713
  Mert

  Hello,

  I am trading a 1 minute chart where I have coded a few set ups. I want to add a condition to the set up but this condition comes from a 15 minute timeframe. For example:

   

  The first condition should be a higher low in the 15 minute candle chart. (a 15 minute candle low(candle[2]) followed by another 15 minute low (candle[1]) and than a 15 minute higher low. I know how to code it in a 15 minute chart but i can not figure out how to ad this condition to a code written on a 1 minute candle.

  Can someone help me out here?

  Thanks in advance. If something is not clear please let me know. I will than try to explain it clearer.

   

  Regards,

   

  Mert

   

   

   

  

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  11/12/2018 at 9:21 PM #84718
  robertogozzi

  ProBuilder does not support Multiple Time Frames. At present only ProScreener and ProOrder do.

  

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  11/12/2018 at 9:23 PM #84719
  Mert

  Oh. Well, that is a pity than.

   

  Thanks anyway

  

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  11/13/2018 at 4:50 PM #84773
  Nicolas

  But you can still use ProBacktest with GRAPH Instructions to simulate an indicator, example in this blog article: First approach to multi timeframe trading with ProRealTime

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  11/14/2018 at 4:49 PM #84875
  JC_Bywan

  @Mert If I understood your condition (I assumed you meant the middle candle low is the lowest of all 3 lows but maybe I’m wrong and you meant the latest low is higher than the middle one regardless of [2] and [1] relative positions), the short code below should do, in which check2 is your 15 minutes condition simulated on your 1 minute timeframe.

  The return line here is just to make it appear as a standalone to check it’s ok, just get rid of the return line to insert it as a condition inside your pro-builder code run on 1 minute timeframe. And obviously replace all check2 mentions with your condition’s name if it had one already.

  // Noobywan 2018-11-14 for PRC forum // To be run on 1 minute timeframe only, emulating a 15 minutes condition // a=lowest[15](low) check1 = a[15]<a and a[15]<=a[30] //the condition on past 3x15=45 minutes for any ongoing minute check2=0 if check1 and (openminute=59 or openminute=14 or openminute=29 or openminute=44) then // only keep the condition for 1 minute candles closing at same time as 15 minutes candles check2=1 endif return check1 as "check1", check2 as "check2"

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  // Noobywan 2018-11-14 for PRC forum // To be run on 1 minute timeframe only, emulating a 15 minutes condition // a=lowest[15](low) check1 = a[15]<a and a[15]<=a[30] //the condition on past 3x15=45 minutes for any ongoing minute   check2=0 if check1 and (openminute=59 or openminute=14 or openminute=29 or openminute=44) then // only keep the condition for 1 minute candles closing at same time as 15 minutes candles    check2=1 endif   return check1 as "check1", check2 as "check2"

   

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