OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
Comparison Candles
Updated
Pretty simple. Pick a security and it plots candlesticks to compare it to the current chart.
So if looking at CAKEBTC and comparing to UNIBTC, you get CAKEUNI.
Beats the hell out of plotting multiple plots and trying to compare them. No longer is your scale based on where your zoom starts.
Also allows you to draw oscillators from the plots.
Shown is my Uber RSI plotted on the comparison candles close on CAKEUNI (binance both).
No longer struggle to chart against messed up uniswap charts because your exchange of choice isn't listed on tradingview.
No longer struggle to chart ethereum pairs that don't exist on any of the exchanges supported officially by Tradingview charting.
"You just win."
So if looking at CAKEBTC and comparing to UNIBTC, you get CAKEUNI.
Beats the hell out of plotting multiple plots and trying to compare them. No longer is your scale based on where your zoom starts.
Also allows you to draw oscillators from the plots.
Shown is my Uber RSI plotted on the comparison candles close on CAKEUNI (binance both).
No longer struggle to chart against messed up uniswap charts because your exchange of choice isn't listed on tradingview.
No longer struggle to chart ethereum pairs that don't exist on any of the exchanges supported officially by Tradingview charting.
"You just win."
Release Notes
Added more plots to draw indicators from. They are "display on" but transparent.Includes the common HL2, HLC3, OHLC4, but also OC2 and weighted HLC3s for extra measure.
Release Notes
Fixed the color plot... was based on the original chart instead of the comparison. Woops!Open-source script
In true TradingView spirit, the author of this script has published it open-source, so traders can understand and verify it. Cheers to the author! You may use it for free, but reuse of this code in publication is governed by House rules. You can favorite it to use it on a chart.
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