Multi Timeframe Screener Needed

• 11/22/2018 at 7:03 PM #85523
  DAVE50

  Hi, I need a screener that has to meet just 2 criteria on the same chart ( MACD and Stochastic)  but I need to screen for this setup so it will show an individual setup on a Weekly, Daily, 4 Hour and 1 Hour – buy or sells. Ideally to appear all in the one screener box so I can recognise each timeframe etc.

  Can this be easily done and how can it be built?

  Thanks in advance

  Dave

  

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  11/23/2018 at 1:18 AM #85538
  robertogozzi

  There you go:

  Macd Stochastic mtf

  // It will return 3 values for each TF in the following order (left to right): // Weekly Daily 4-hour 1-hour // Up = 1 1 1 1 // Down = 2 2 2 2 // none = 9 9 9 9 // // Constants (can be used throughout TF's with the same name) Stoc1 = 4 //4 Stoc2 = 4 //4 Stoc3 = 4 //4 Macd1 = 12 //12 Macd2 = 26 //26 Macd3 = 9 //9 // Variables // to use different names for each TF, I appended each one a letter: // W = weekly TF // D = Daily TF // 4 = 4-hour TF // 1 = 1-hour TF // TIMEFRAME(Weekly) StocKW = Stochastic[Stoc1,Stoc2](close) StocDW = Average[Stoc3](StocKW) StocUPW = StocKW > StocDW StocDNW = StocKW < StocDW MacdValW = MACD[Macd1,Macd2,Macd3](close) MacdUPW = MacdValW > MacdValW[1] MacdDNW = MacdValW < MacdValW[1] IF StocUPW AND MacdUPW THEN xW = 1000 ELSIF StocDNW AND MacdDNW THEN xW = 2000 ELSE xW = 9000 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(Daily) StocKD = Stochastic[Stoc1,Stoc2](close) StocDD = Average[Stoc3](StocKD) StocUPD = StocKD > StocDD StocDND = StocKD < StocDD MacdValD = MACD[Macd1,Macd2,Macd3](close) MacdUPD = MacdValD > MacdValD[1] MacdDND = MacdValD < MacdValD[1] IF StocUPD AND MacdUPD THEN xD = 100 ELSIF StocDND AND MacdDND THEN xD = 200 ELSE xD = 900 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(4 hours) StocK4 = Stochastic[Stoc1,Stoc2](close) StocD4 = Average[Stoc3](StocK4) StocUP4 = StocK4 > StocD4 StocDN4 = StocK4 < StocD4 MacdVal4 = MACD[Macd1,Macd2,Macd3](close) MacdUP4 = MacdVal4 > MacdVal4[1] MacdDN4 = MacdVal4 < MacdVal4[1] IF StocUP4 AND MacdUP4 THEN x4 = 10 ELSIF StocDN4 AND MacdDN4 THEN x4 = 20 ELSE x4 = 90 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(1 hour) StocK1 = Stochastic[Stoc1,Stoc2](close) StocD1 = Average[Stoc3](StocK1) StocUP1 = StocK1 > StocD1 StocDN1 = StocK1 < StocD1 MacdVal1 = MACD[Macd1,Macd2,Macd3](close) MacdUP1 = MacdVal1 > MacdVal1[1] MacdDN1 = MacdVal1 < MacdVal1[1] IF StocUP1 AND MacdUP1 THEN x1 = 1 ELSIF StocDN1 AND MacdDN1 THEN x1 = 2 ELSE x1 = 9 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(DEFAULT) Result = xW + xD + x4 + x1 IF Result = 9999 THEN Result = 0 ENDIF SCREENER[Result] (Result AS "wd41")

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  // It will return 3 values for each TF in the following order (left to right): //        Weekly  Daily  4-hour  1-hour // Up   =   1       1       1       1 // Down =   2       2       2       2 // none =   9       9       9       9 // // Constants    (can be used throughout TF's with the same name) Stoc1   = 4              //4 Stoc2   = 4              //4 Stoc3   = 4              //4 Macd1   = 12             //12 Macd2   = 26             //26 Macd3   = 9              //9 // Variables // to use different names for each TF, I appended each one a letter: //     W = weekly TF //     D = Daily  TF //     4 = 4-hour TF //     1 = 1-hour TF // TIMEFRAME(Weekly) StocKW   = Stochastic[Stoc1,Stoc2](close) StocDW   = Average[Stoc3](StocKW) StocUPW  = StocKW > StocDW StocDNW  = StocKW < StocDW MacdValW = MACD[Macd1,Macd2,Macd3](close) MacdUPW  = MacdValW > MacdValW[1] MacdDNW  = MacdValW < MacdValW[1] IF StocUPW AND MacdUPW THEN    xW   = 1000 ELSIF StocDNW AND MacdDNW THEN    xW   = 2000 ELSE    xW   = 9000 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(Daily) StocKD   = Stochastic[Stoc1,Stoc2](close) StocDD   = Average[Stoc3](StocKD) StocUPD  = StocKD > StocDD StocDND  = StocKD < StocDD MacdValD = MACD[Macd1,Macd2,Macd3](close) MacdUPD  = MacdValD > MacdValD[1] MacdDND  = MacdValD < MacdValD[1] IF StocUPD AND MacdUPD THEN    xD   = 100 ELSIF StocDND AND MacdDND THEN    xD   = 200 ELSE    xD   = 900 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(4 hours) StocK4   = Stochastic[Stoc1,Stoc2](close) StocD4   = Average[Stoc3](StocK4) StocUP4  = StocK4 > StocD4 StocDN4  = StocK4 < StocD4 MacdVal4 = MACD[Macd1,Macd2,Macd3](close) MacdUP4  = MacdVal4 > MacdVal4[1] MacdDN4  = MacdVal4 < MacdVal4[1] IF StocUP4 AND MacdUP4 THEN    x4   = 10 ELSIF StocDN4 AND MacdDN4 THEN    x4   = 20 ELSE    x4   = 90 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(1 hour) StocK1   = Stochastic[Stoc1,Stoc2](close) StocD1   = Average[Stoc3](StocK1) StocUP1  = StocK1 > StocD1 StocDN1  = StocK1 < StocD1 MacdVal1 = MACD[Macd1,Macd2,Macd3](close) MacdUP1  = MacdVal1 > MacdVal1[1] MacdDN1  = MacdVal1 < MacdVal1[1] IF StocUP1 AND MacdUP1 THEN    x1   = 1 ELSIF StocDN1 AND MacdDN1 THEN    x1   = 2 ELSE    x1   = 9 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(DEFAULT) Result = xW + xD + x4 + x1 IF Result = 9999 THEN    Result = 0 ENDIF SCREENER[Result] (Result AS "wd41")

  It just checks if both Macd and Stochastic are going Upwards or Downwards for each TF.

  Other conditions can be easily added.

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  11/23/2018 at 11:34 PM #85617
  DAVE50

  Hello, I really apologise for not being clearer. It’s sometimes hard to explain.

  I have the formula already to give me my live signals of buys or sells ( see below)

  Each signal is relevant on it’s own separate time frame. For example if my MACD and Stochastic settings line up just on the 1 hour I want to see it
  showing on the screener. They do not cross reference with another timeframe.

  I just need them to display when they set up, but to show an individual setup on w, d, 4hr 1 hr ( and buy or sell if possible) all within the one screener window
  that I can recognise.

  Can you kindly re- do the multi timeframe formula with my better explanation of what I need?

  This is my 2 indicator set up trigger point…First one is a Buy reversal signal and the bottom one is Sell reversal.

  indicator1 = Average[1](Stochastic[3,1](close)) c1 = (indicator1 CROSSES UNDER 22) indicator2 = MACDline[8,26,9](close) c2 = (indicator2 > 0) -------------------------------------------- indicator1 = Average[1](Stochastic[3,1](close)) c1 = (indicator1 CROSSES OVER 78) indicator2 = MACDline[8,26,9](close) c2 = (indicator2 < 0)

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  indicator1 = Average[1](Stochastic[3,1](close)) c1 = (indicator1 CROSSES UNDER 22)   indicator2 = MACDline[8,26,9](close) c2 = (indicator2 > 0) --------------------------------------------   indicator1 = Average[1](Stochastic[3,1](close)) c1 = (indicator1 CROSSES OVER 78)   indicator2 = MACDline[8,26,9](close) c2 = (indicator2 < 0)

  

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  11/24/2018 at 12:03 AM #85618
  robertogozzi

  There are 3 ways to make a screener:

  1. single TF (if you need this, it’s the simplest one), then you can make as many copies as you want and launch all of them using different windows
  2. multiple TF’s in one window with each TF independent of the other ones (the one I made above)
  3. multiple TF’s in one window with each TF dependent from the other ones, the result will be true if conditions will be met in ALL TF’s

  Screeners allow ONE window, with ONE list and ONE criterion.

  Multiple copies of the same screeners, after duplicating them with different names, may be launched at the same time on any TF, even the same one, in separate windows.

  Do you have any pic of what you want to see on your screen?

  

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  11/24/2018 at 4:26 PM #85638
  DAVE50

  Hi, here is a real example some other company that has done exactly this multi timeframe in 1 screeners window.

  It basically has the numbers to represent the time frame within the same window that has triggered the signal on the right side column. ‘5’ for 5 min, ’15’ for 15 min, ’60’ for 60 min, ‘240’ for 4 hours, ‘1’ = 1 day and ‘7’ = 1 week. Also the numbers are either red or green for showing if buy or sell although this is less important to me.

  Does that make sense for you to copy and create?

  Failing this I think your option2 is the closest that can work if the above cannot be done somehow.( each signal needs to be independent on each timeframe)

  Thanks very much.

  

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  11/26/2018 at 5:20 PM #85756
  robertogozzi

  Your image was not taken from data shown by ProScreener, I think. What if your conditions were true in more than one TF, for example on a 4-hour TF and 1-hour TF, do they sum minutes 240+60=300? In such a case how can you teel when 300 is the some of two TF’s or a 5-hour TF by itself?

  I will rewrite my code to accomodate your indicators:

  // It will return 3 values for each TF in the following order (left to right): // Weekly Daily 4-hour 1-hour // Up = 1 1 1 1 // Down = 2 2 2 2 // none = 9 9 9 9 // // Variables // to use different names for each TF, I appended each one a letter: // W = weekly TF // D = Daily TF // 4 = 4-hour TF // 1 = 1-hour TF // TIMEFRAME(Weekly) indicator1W = Average[1](Stochastic[3,1](close)) indicator2W = MACDline[8,26,9](close) c1W = (indicator1W CROSSES UNDER 22) AND (indicator2W > 0) c2W = (indicator1W CROSSES OVER 78) AND (indicator2W < 0) IF c1W THEN xW = 1000 ELSIF c2W THEN xW = 2000 ELSE xW = 9000 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(Daily) indicator1D = Average[1](Stochastic[3,1](close)) indicator2D = MACDline[8,26,9](close) c1D = (indicator1D CROSSES UNDER 22) AND (indicator2D > 0) c2D = (indicator1D CROSSES OVER 78) AND (indicator2D < 0) IF c1D THEN xD = 100 ELSIF c2D THEN xD = 200 ELSE xD = 900 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(4 hours) indicator14 = Average[1](Stochastic[3,1](close)) indicator24 = MACDline[8,26,9](close) c14 = (indicator14 CROSSES UNDER 22) AND (indicator24 > 0) c24 = (indicator14 CROSSES OVER 78) AND (indicator24 < 0) IF c14 THEN x4 = 10 ELSIF c24 THEN x4 = 20 ELSE x4 = 90 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(1 hour) indicator11 = Average[1](Stochastic[3,1](close)) indicator21 = MACDline[8,26,9](close) c11 = (indicator11 CROSSES UNDER 22) AND (indicator21 > 0) c21 = (indicator11 CROSSES OVER 78) AND (indicator21 < 0) IF c11 THEN x1 = 1 ELSIF c21 THEN x1 = 2 ELSE x1 = 9 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(DEFAULT) Result = xW + xD + x4 + x1 IF Result = 9999 THEN Result = 0 ENDIF SCREENER[Result] (Result AS "wd41")

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  // It will return 3 values for each TF in the following order (left to right): //        Weekly  Daily  4-hour  1-hour // Up   =   1       1       1       1 // Down =   2       2       2       2 // none =   9       9       9       9 // // Variables // to use different names for each TF, I appended each one a letter: //     W = weekly TF //     D = Daily  TF //     4 = 4-hour TF //     1 = 1-hour TF // TIMEFRAME(Weekly) indicator1W = Average[1](Stochastic[3,1](close)) indicator2W = MACDline[8,26,9](close) c1W = (indicator1W CROSSES UNDER 22) AND (indicator2W > 0) c2W = (indicator1W CROSSES OVER  78) AND (indicator2W < 0) IF c1W THEN    xW   = 1000 ELSIF c2W THEN    xW   = 2000 ELSE    xW   = 9000 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(Daily) indicator1D = Average[1](Stochastic[3,1](close)) indicator2D = MACDline[8,26,9](close) c1D = (indicator1D CROSSES UNDER 22) AND (indicator2D > 0) c2D = (indicator1D CROSSES OVER  78) AND (indicator2D < 0) IF c1D THEN    xD   = 100 ELSIF c2D THEN    xD   = 200 ELSE    xD   = 900 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(4 hours) indicator14 = Average[1](Stochastic[3,1](close)) indicator24 = MACDline[8,26,9](close) c14 = (indicator14 CROSSES UNDER 22) AND (indicator24 > 0) c24 = (indicator14 CROSSES OVER  78) AND (indicator24 < 0) IF c14 THEN    x4   = 10 ELSIF c24 THEN    x4   = 20 ELSE    x4   = 90 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(1 hour) indicator11 = Average[1](Stochastic[3,1](close)) indicator21 = MACDline[8,26,9](close) c11 = (indicator11 CROSSES UNDER 22) AND (indicator21 > 0) c21 = (indicator11 CROSSES OVER  78) AND (indicator21 < 0) IF c11 THEN    x1   = 1 ELSIF c21 THEN    x1   = 2 ELSE    x1   = 9 ENDIF // TIMEFRAME(DEFAULT) Result = xW + xD + x4 + x1 IF Result = 9999 THEN    Result = 0 ENDIF SCREENER[Result] (Result AS "wd41")

   

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  11/26/2018 at 11:13 PM #85775
  DAVE50

  Hi, thank you for your help.

  The screener worked, but I have no idea what timeframes they are when I run the screener

  . Is there a way to display and identify each of the timeframes as per attached or any other solution you can think of?

  This is the multi timeframe Proscreener and it has Timeframe field to display the individual timframes and recognize them

  Also, – numbers shows it a sell alert

  

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  11/27/2018 at 12:07 AM #85781
  robertogozzi

  You must have read my first reply partially, since at the beginning of the code (comments) and in the attached pics there was an explanation of how the output would look like.

  

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