OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
Roof and Floors From Actieve Inversiones
Imagine a Funny and visual way to understand Highest Highs and Lowest Lows. That's the way this indicator was conceived.
The way it Works:
The indicator plots lines in highest highs or lowest lows from a period of "Bars", you only have to set the number of Bars you wanna use and the indicator Makes all the stuff.
This is a Long term Indicator, so it can Show useful Floors or Roofs from higher Timeframes:
Cristal = Five Min Bars
Paper = thirty Min Bars
Plastic = 1 Hour Bars
Wood = 4 hours Bars
Metal = Daily Bars
But wait... There is something better than that...
If The Floor or Roof Brokes, the indicator will plot a dashed line and a label ¨Broken Roof or Floor¨ u can use it to set a Limit Order or Stop Order, and wait for the pullback.
Do you want some useful Advice ? Check the junctions from Floor or Roofs that are overlayed in some level.
Have Fun and good trading!!!
The way it Works:
The indicator plots lines in highest highs or lowest lows from a period of "Bars", you only have to set the number of Bars you wanna use and the indicator Makes all the stuff.
This is a Long term Indicator, so it can Show useful Floors or Roofs from higher Timeframes:
Cristal = Five Min Bars
Paper = thirty Min Bars
Plastic = 1 Hour Bars
Wood = 4 hours Bars
Metal = Daily Bars
But wait... There is something better than that...
If The Floor or Roof Brokes, the indicator will plot a dashed line and a label ¨Broken Roof or Floor¨ u can use it to set a Limit Order or Stop Order, and wait for the pullback.
Do you want some useful Advice ? Check the junctions from Floor or Roofs that are overlayed in some level.
Have Fun and good trading!!!
Open-source script
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