FTB, FTR, RBR, and DBD

• 02/02/2022 at 9:26 PM #187407
  turame

  Hello,

  Are there existing codes for FTB, FTR, RBR, and DBD ?
  Maybe someone could share them?
  Thank you

  

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  02/02/2022 at 10:16 PM #187409
  JS

  Never seen existing codes for that on this forum…

  

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  02/03/2022 at 9:36 AM #187436
  turame

  😥

  

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  02/03/2022 at 12:21 PM #187448
  GraHal

  If you can specify what you want in relation to a chart / price action / averages etc etc  then we have wizard coders on here who can code anything! 🙂

   

  

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  02/03/2022 at 4:39 PM #187473
  turame

  I would just like a coding of the classic definition of these patterns.
  Classically, this takes the form of a rectangle drawn on the chart like your image

  

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  02/06/2022 at 12:30 PM #187663
  JohnScher

  I would like to admit that I am also interested in these formations. For a little more understanding I have attached another picture.
  To program the “Short at FTR” or to build a screener is far beyond my knowledge, maybe also the programming capabilities of v11.1
  Nevertheless I have the hope that one or another crack here is interested in it and tries it.

  

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  02/06/2022 at 1:40 PM #187671
  GraHal

  turame wrote:

  coding of the classic definition of these patterns. Classically, this takes the form of a rectangle drawn on the chart

  Can we find the classic definition on the net and copy and paste to here?

  If we can’t do above then how do we expect our wizard coders to code it. They may spend hours coding and then we say … oh no, sorry,  that is not what we meant and it’s not what we want?

  Can we do it a step at a time? For example …

  1. A lowest[n]low[1] then by an HH and an HL which is after all an FTR?

  

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  02/07/2022 at 9:57 AM #187735
  turame

  Hi Grahal,

  For me the good way would be : https://ateentrader.com/chart-patterns-ftb-ftr/

  Do you think it is enough helpfull ?

  

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  02/07/2022 at 12:31 PM #187764
  GraHal

  Just lost a load of text trying to get the Insert PRT Code to work, annoyed now so I’ll have to leave it for now.

  Anybody else, feel free to join!? 🙂

  PeterSt I’m sure you can knock this out no problem??

  

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