Conversion TradingView to ProRealtime – Higher Highs and Lower Lows

• 03/19/2019 at 9:00 AM #93990
  vetrader

  Hallo,

  I want to use ProRealtime in the near future for my trading. Therefore, I need help to convert some scripts from Tradingview to ProRealtime. I tried to code this in ProRealtime, but it’s very hard with no experience. The first script contains Higher High/Lower Low detection.

  Tradingview code:

  //@version=3
  study(“HHLL”, overlay=true)

  Fractal(mode) =>
  ret = mode == 1 ? high[4] < high[2] and high[3] <= high[2] and high[2] >= high[1] and high[2] > high[0] : mode == -1 ? low[4] > low[2] and low[3] >= low[2] and low[2] <= low[1] and low[2] < low[0] : false

  topf = Fractal(1)
  botf = Fractal(-1)

  higherhigh = topf == false ? false : (valuewhen(topf == true, high[2], 1) < valuewhen(topf == true, high[2], 0))
  lowerlow = botf == false ? false : (valuewhen(botf == true, low[2], 1) > valuewhen(botf == true, low[2], 0))

  plotshape(higherhigh, title=’Higher High’, style=shape.triangledown, location=location.abovebar, color=black, text=”HH”, offset=-2)
  plotshape(lowerlow, title=’Lower Low’, style=shape.triangleup, location=location.belowbar, color=black, text=”LL”, offset=-2)

  Questions:

  Can anyone provide an exact conversion to ProRealtime?

  What would be the corresponding screener? I want to screen for LL or HH ONLY two days (maybe also variable selection) after their occurency. The selection to screen for HH or LL should be possible.

  Considerations:

  The HH/LL show up in the chart after the second day of their occurency. See the picture in the attachment – the last HH shows up today and remains if the todays close is below the HH. If todays close will be higher then the HH will disappear. It is also important to consider that the plot needs to be shifted by 2. In Tradingview this can be done by oofset=-2.

  The HHLL should work for every timeframe depending on the timeframe of the chart.

  Thanks for your help and best regards.

   

   

  

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  03/19/2019 at 10:13 AM #94005
  Nicolas

  Here is the code for the higher high / lower low indicator translated to ProRealTime:

  topf = high[4] < high[2] and high[3] <= high[2] and high[2] >= high[1] and high[2] > high[0] botf = low[4] > low[2] and low[3] >= low[2] and low[2] <= low[1] and low[2] < low[0] if topf then //if high[2]>higherhigh or lastsig=-1 then higherhigh=high[2] //lastsig=1 //endif endif if botf then //if low[2]<lowerlow or lowerlow=0 or lastsig=1 then lowerlow=low[2] //lastsig=-1 //endif endif atr=averagetruerange[14] if higherhigh>higherhigh[1] then drawtext("▼",barindex[2],higherhigh,dialog,bold,15) drawtext("HH",barindex[2],higherhigh+atr*0.2,dialog,bold,15) endif if lowerlow<lowerlow[1] then drawtext("▲",barindex[2],lowerlow,dialog,bold,15) drawtext("LL",barindex[2],lowerlow-atr*0.2,dialog,bold,15) endif return

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  topf = high[4] < high[2] and high[3] <= high[2] and high[2] >= high[1] and high[2] > high[0] botf = low[4] > low[2] and low[3] >= low[2] and low[2] <= low[1] and low[2] < low[0]   if topf then //if high[2]>higherhigh or lastsig=-1 then higherhigh=high[2] //lastsig=1 //endif endif if botf then //if low[2]<lowerlow or lowerlow=0 or lastsig=1 then lowerlow=low[2] //lastsig=-1 //endif endif   atr=averagetruerange[14]   if higherhigh>higherhigh[1] then drawtext("▼",barindex[2],higherhigh,dialog,bold,15) drawtext("HH",barindex[2],higherhigh+atr*0.2,dialog,bold,15) endif   if lowerlow<lowerlow[1] then drawtext("▲",barindex[2],lowerlow,dialog,bold,15) drawtext("LL",barindex[2],lowerlow-atr*0.2,dialog,bold,15) endif   return

  If you think that it is the exact conversion, then I will help you making the screener.

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  03/19/2019 at 2:12 PM #94025
  vetrader

  Thanks for the quick reply, Nicolas!

  At first glance, the code looks good and should do the same like in Tradingview. Therefore, it would be great if you could help with the screener. It should be possible to switch the scan between LL and HH. Since a LL/HH remains only after the 2nd bar close, also the lookback period for the scan should be switchable – e.g.  scan for LL with a lokback period of 2 bars. Interesting would be a range for the lookback period of 2 to 10 bars. If I define a lookback period of 2, the screener shouldn’t show stocks with LL at 3 bars in the past.

  Best regards!

  

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  03/19/2019 at 2:36 PM #94027
  Nicolas

  Here is the stock screener code to find higher highs and lower lows in the last “lookback” periods:

  lookback = 3 scantype = 2 //1=HH ; 2=LL topf = high[4] < high[2] and high[3] <= high[2] and high[2] >= high[1] and high[2] > high[0] botf = low[4] > low[2] and low[3] >= low[2] and low[2] <= low[1] and low[2] < low[0] if topf then higherhigh=high[2] endif if botf then lowerlow=low[2] endif if scantype=1 then scan = summation[lookback] (higherhigh>higherhigh[1])>0 else scan = summation[lookback] (lowerlow<lowerlow[1])>0 endif screener[scan](scantype)

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  lookback = 3 scantype = 2 //1=HH ; 2=LL   topf = high[4] < high[2] and high[3] <= high[2] and high[2] >= high[1] and high[2] > high[0] botf = low[4] > low[2] and low[3] >= low[2] and low[2] <= low[1] and low[2] < low[0]   if topf then higherhigh=high[2] endif if botf then lowerlow=low[2] endif   if scantype=1 then scan = summation[lookback] (higherhigh>higherhigh[1])>0 else scan = summation[lookback] (lowerlow<lowerlow[1])>0 endif   screener[scan](scantype)

   

  

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  03/19/2019 at 7:11 PM #94070
  vetrader

  It works very good…thank you very much!!!

  

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  09/24/2019 at 12:15 AM #108298
  Mattia Policardo

  Hello, I’ve the same problem, I need help to convert some scripts from Tradingview to ProRealtime.

  Here is the code in Pine Editor:

  //@version=2
  //Credit to https://www.tradingview.com/script/p3oqCa56-Pekipek-s-PPO-Divergence-BETA/ (I just changed the visuals and added alerts)
  study(“PPO Divergence Alerts”, overlay=false)

  source = open
  long_term_div = input(true, title=”Use long term Divergences?”)
  div_lookback_period = input(55, minval=1, title=”Lookback Period”)
  fastLength = input(12, minval=1), slowLength=input(26,minval=1)
  signalLength=input(9,minval=1)
  smoother = input(2,minval=1)
  fastMA = ema(source, fastLength)
  slowMA = ema(source, slowLength)
  macd = fastMA – slowMA
  macd2=(macd/slowMA)*100
  d = sma(macd2, smoother) // smoothing PPO

  bullishPrice = low

  priceMins = bullishPrice > bullishPrice[1] and bullishPrice[1] < bullishPrice[2] or low[1] == low[2] and low[1] < low and low[1] < low[3] or low[1] == low[2] and low[1] == low[3] and low[1] < low and low[1] < low[4] or low[1] == low[2] and low[1] == low[3] and low[1] and low[1] == low[4] and low[1] < low and low[1] < low[5] // this line identifies bottoms and plateaus in the price
  oscMins= d > d[1] and d[1] < d[2] // this line identifies bottoms in the PPO

  BottomPointsInPPO = oscMins

  bearishPrice = high
  priceMax = bearishPrice < bearishPrice[1] and bearishPrice[1] > bearishPrice[2] or high[1] == high[2] and high[1] > high and high[1] > high[3] or high[1] == high[2] and high[1] == high[3] and high[1] > high and high[1] > high[4] or high[1] == high[2] and high[1] == high[3] and high[1] and high[1] == high[4] and high[1] > high and high[1] > high[5] // this line identifies tops in the price
  oscMax = d < d[1] and d[1] > d[2] // this line identifies tops in the PPO

  TopPointsInPPO = oscMax

  currenttrough4=valuewhen (oscMins, d[1], 0) // identifies the value of PPO at the most recent BOTTOM in the PPO
  lasttrough4=valuewhen (oscMins, d[1], 1) // NOT USED identifies the value of PPO at the second most recent BOTTOM in the PPO
  currenttrough5=valuewhen (oscMax, d[1], 0) // identifies the value of PPO at the most recent TOP in the PPO
  lasttrough5=valuewhen (oscMax, d[1], 1) // NOT USED identifies the value of PPO at the second most recent TOP in the PPO

  currenttrough6=valuewhen (priceMins, low[1], 0) // this line identifies the low (price) at the most recent bottom in the Price
  lasttrough6=valuewhen (priceMins, low[1], 1) // NOT USED this line identifies the low (price) at the second most recent bottom in the Price
  currenttrough7=valuewhen (priceMax, high[1], 0) // this line identifies the high (price) at the most recent top in the Price
  lasttrough7=valuewhen (priceMax, high[1], 1) // NOT USED this line identifies the high (price) at the second most recent top in the Price

  delayedlow = priceMins and barssince(oscMins) < 3 ? low[1] : na
  delayedhigh = priceMax and barssince(oscMax) < 3 ? high[1] : na

  // only take tops/bottoms in price when tops/bottoms are less than 5 bars away
  filter = barssince(priceMins) < 5 ? lowest(currenttrough6, 4) : na
  filter2 = barssince(priceMax) < 5 ? highest(currenttrough7, 4) : na

  //delayedbottom/top when oscillator bottom/top is earlier than price bottom/top
  y11 = valuewhen(oscMins, delayedlow, 0)
  y12 = valuewhen(oscMax, delayedhigh, 0)

  // only take tops/bottoms in price when tops/bottoms are less than 5 bars away, since 2nd most recent top/bottom in osc
  y2=valuewhen(oscMax, filter2, 1) // identifies the highest high in the tops of price with 5 bar lookback period SINCE the SECOND most recent top in PPO
  y6=valuewhen(oscMins, filter, 1) // identifies the lowest low in the bottoms of price with 5 bar lookback period SINCE the SECOND most recent bottom in PPO

  long_term_bull_filt = valuewhen(priceMins, lowest(div_lookback_period), 1)
  long_term_bear_filt = valuewhen(priceMax, highest(div_lookback_period), 1)

  y3=valuewhen(oscMax, currenttrough5, 0) // identifies the value of PPO in the most recent top of PPO
  y4=valuewhen(oscMax, currenttrough5, 1) // identifies the value of PPO in the second most recent top of PPO

  y7=valuewhen(oscMins, currenttrough4, 0) // identifies the value of PPO in the most recent bottom of PPO
  y8=valuewhen(oscMins, currenttrough4, 1) // identifies the value of PPO in the SECOND most recent bottom of PPO

  y9=valuewhen(oscMins, currenttrough6, 0)
  y10=valuewhen(oscMax, currenttrough7, 0)

  bulldiv= BottomPointsInPPO ? d[1] : na // plots dots at bottoms in the PPO
  beardiv= TopPointsInPPO ? d[1]: na // plots dots at tops in the PPO

  i = currenttrough5 < highest(d, div_lookback_period) // long term bearish oscilator divergence
  i2 = y10 > long_term_bear_filt // long term bearish top divergence
  i3 = delayedhigh > long_term_bear_filt // long term bearish delayedhigh divergence

  i4 = currenttrough4 > lowest(d, div_lookback_period) // long term bullish osc divergence
  i5 = y9 < long_term_bull_filt // long term bullish bottom div
  i6 = delayedlow < long_term_bull_filt // long term bullish delayedbottom div

  plot(0, color=gray)
  plot(d, color=black)
  plot(bulldiv, title = “Bottoms”, color=maroon, style=circles, linewidth=3, offset= -1)
  plot(beardiv, title = “Tops”, color=green, style=circles, linewidth=3, offset= -1)

  bearishdiv1 = (y10 > y2 and oscMax and y3 < y4) ? true : false
  bearishdiv2 = (delayedhigh > y2 and y3 < y4) ? true : false
  bearishdiv3 = (long_term_div and oscMax and i and i2) ? true : false
  bearishdiv4 = (long_term_div and i and i3) ? true : false

  bullishdiv1 = (y9 < y6 and oscMins and y7 > y8) ? true : false
  bullishdiv2 = (delayedlow < y6 and y7 > y8) ? true : false
  bullishdiv3 = (long_term_div and oscMins and i4 and i5) ? true : false
  bullishdiv4 = (long_term_div and i4 and i6) ? true : false

  bearish = bearishdiv1 or bearishdiv2 or bearishdiv3 or bearishdiv4
  bullish = bullishdiv1 or bullishdiv2 or bullishdiv3 or bullishdiv4

  greendot = beardiv != 0 ? true : false
  reddot = bulldiv != 0 ? true : false

  alertcondition( bearish, title=”Bearish Signal (Orange Circle)”, message=”Orange & Bearish: Short ” )
  alertcondition( bullish, title=”Bullish Signal (Purple Circle)”, message=”Purple & Bullish: Long ” )
  alertcondition( greendot, title=”PPO High (Green Dot)”, message=”Green High Point: Short ” )
  alertcondition( reddot, title=”PPO Low (Red Dot)”, message=”Red Low Point: Long ” )

  plot(y10>y2 and oscMax and y3 < y4 ? d :na, title = “Bearish Divergence1”, color=orange, style= circles, linewidth=6)
  plot(y9<y6 and oscMins and y7 > y8 ? d :na, title = “Bullish Divergence1”, color=purple, style=circles, linewidth=6)
  plot(delayedhigh>y2 and y3 < y4 ? d :na, title = “Bearish Divergence2”, color=orange, style= circles, linewidth=6)
  plot(delayedlow<y6 and y7 > y8 ? d :na, title = “Bullish Divergence2”, color=purple, style=circles, linewidth=6)

  plot(long_term_div and oscMax and i and i2 ? d :na, title = “Bearish Divergence3”, color=orange, style= circles, linewidth=6)
  plot(long_term_div and oscMins and i4 and i5 ? d : na, title = “Bullish Divergence3”, color=purple, style=circles, linewidth=6)
  plot(long_term_div and i and i3 ? d :na, title = “Bearish Divergence4”, color=orange, style= circles, linewidth=6)
  plot(long_term_div and oscMins and i5 and i6 ? d : na, title = “Bullish Divergence4”, color=purple, style=circles, linewidth=6)

  Thanks for your help and best regards!!

  Mattia

  

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  09/24/2019 at 7:25 AM #108302
  Nicolas

  The PPO divergences indicator has already been converted, look at this post: https://www.prorealcode.com/topic/ppk-tradingview/

  Please update your country flag and use the appropriate page to ask for code conversion next time: Ask for a free code conversion

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  09/29/2019 at 1:08 PM #108747
  Vigilan

  Hallo Nicolas,
  Thank you for your post. Great help.
  It would be even greater if this indicator also contains the codes for Higher Low and Lower High.
  Is it possible for you to add this to his indicator or make an additional one?

  Thank you in advance.

  

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  09/30/2019 at 8:46 AM #108855
  Nicolas

  You can try this one: https://www.prorealcode.com/topic/help-with-higher-high-lower-low-price-swing-indicator-and-segment-drawings/#post-80673

  It has all points: HH LL HL LH

  

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  04/21/2022 at 3:55 PM #192025
  josetiagosoares

  Hello, I’ve the same problem, I need help to convert some scripts from Tradingview to ProRealtime.

  Here is the code :

  //@version=4
  study(title=”14/30 SMA Split Divergence”, overlay=false)
  fourteen = sma(close, 14)
  thirty = sma(close, 30)
  //plot(short, color = color.red)
  //plot(long, color = color.green)
  float divergence = fourteen / thirty -1
  plot(divergence, style = plot.style_columns, color = divergence >= 0 ? #59FF00 : #FF0000)
  band2 = hline(0, color = color.gray, linewidth = 1, linestyle=hline.style_solid)

  

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