Indicator to show unclosed gaps

• 01/08/2017 at 2:39 AM #20152
  Christine Ōwada

  Hi, so far I have written a little indicator to show Gaps. But I want already closed gaps not to be shown, only the gaps that are still open.

  Though I find it a bit complicated, anyone any algorithm idea? Thanks in advance, Chris

  

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  01/08/2017 at 8:38 AM #20154
  JC_Bywan

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  01/08/2017 at 12:01 PM #20162
  Elsborgtrading

  Hi Christine.

  There are some Gap screener code in the Screener library that could be useful.

  Perhaps you could share your indicator code- it would be more useful if any suggestion should be made.

  Cheers Kasper

  

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  01/12/2017 at 12:03 AM #20804
  Christine Ōwada

  Thanks for the feedback 😉

  Indicator to find open gaps:

  dx = 0.0001gap = 0
  IF Low > High[1] +dx Then
  gap = 1
  IF High <Low[1]+dx then
  gap = -1
  return gap AS “opengaps”

   

  I searched the screener library but I only found screeners that search open gaps, but no tests were made to see if the gap was closed.

  What is the condition for a closed upgap? UPgab between candle A und B. Check if a future candle has a low <high[A]?

  

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  01/12/2017 at 3:20 PM #20873
  Nicolas

  Christine Ōwada wrote:

  Check if a future candle has a low<high[A]

  Yes, this could be a solution, but if a new upgap appears, the information about the old one will be erased and stored with this new gap. Is this a problem?

  

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  02/02/2017 at 9:47 PM #23703
  Christine Ōwada

  Thanks for the help!

  

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