ZTLs Percentage-based Renko Emulator — Indikator oleh Zack_The_Lego

Here is another version of my Flex Renko script. It is uses percentage-based brick sizes to draw the Renkos instead of ATR or static brick sizes. What makes the percentage-based drawing style great is that one doesn't need to adjust stops so many times like they would with a ATR based Renko. It also makes moving between tickers smooth as well as one doesn't have to adjust the brick-size for each name.

to use: By default the setting is ".001" or 10 basis points. So ".01" is 1 percent or 100 basis points and so-forth. This style is perfect for those traders who make trades on a percentage basis over a price-level basis. It's also good for percentage-based stops.

The yellow lines represent where the price needs to go to draw another Renko brick.

Skrip open-source

Dalam semangat TradingView, penulis dari skrip ini telah mempublikasikannya ke sumber-terbuka, maka trader dapat mengerti dan memverifikasinya. Semangat untuk penulis! Anda dapat menggunakannya secara gratis, namun penggunaan kembali kode ini dalam publikasi diatur oleh Tata Tertib. Anda dapat memfavoritkannya untuk digunakan pada chart

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//Zack_the_Lego
study("ZTLs % Renko Emulator", overlay = true)
res = input(.001, minval = .0001, maxval = .30, title = "Resolution of ATR")

BrickSize = close[1] * res
 
Brick1    =  high >
        nz(Brick1[1],close) + BrickSize ? nz(Brick1[1],close) + BrickSize : low <
                    nz(Brick1[1],close) - BrickSize ?
                        nz(Brick1[1],close) - BrickSize
                            : nz(Brick1[1],close)
                            
Brick2 = Brick1 != Brick1[1] ? Brick1[1] : nz(Brick2[1],close)

projected = Brick1> Brick2 ? BrickSize + Brick1: Brick1 - BrickSize
projected2 = Brick1 > Brick2 ? Brick2 - BrickSize : Brick2 + BrickSize
colorer = Brick1 > Brick1[2]  ? aqua: Brick1 < Brick1[2] ? red : gray

plot(projected, color = yellow)
plot(projected2, color = yellow)
p1=plot(Brick1, color = colorer, linewidth= 4, title = "Renko")
p2=plot(Brick2, color = colorer, linewidth= 4, title = "Renko")
fill(p1,p2, color = purple, transp= 50)