Gold Pass members get an additional 20% discount off all program and tutorial prices. Make sure you are logged in to the site). Gold pass members can download the program at no cost (see the Gold Pass area below. This tutorial program is available for immediate download for only $19.95. This tutorial applies to TradeStation (but not MultiCharts) because it uses TradeStation’s object oriented extensions. For example, in the following daily chart of IBM, the ‘Show empty daily trading periods for traditional chart types’ is selected. If these are selected, the chart includes blank bars which ‘confuse’ the bar number for BNPoints. NewBar = BarNumber + MaxBarsBack – 1 Gotcha 2Īnother issue that can cause what appear to be spurious results are the ‘Show empty daily trading periods for traditional chart types’ and ‘Show empty intraday session periods for traditional chart types’ settings. So to create a BNPoint for the current bar (BarNumber) would be: This is not the same as the BarNumber function or CurrentBar reserved word which count the number of bars available for analysis after MaxBarsBack. Tutorial 105 applied to TradeStation version 10 Two potential ‘gotchas’ Gotcha 1Ī BNPoint refers to the absolute bar index (zero-based) of the collection of bars in a chart. This tutorial applies to TradeStation (but not MultiCharts) because it uses TradeStation’s new drawing objects.
In this tutorial I draw trend lines between adjacent low pivots on the RSI plot. This means that this technique can be used on seconds, tick and other charts where a several bars may share same data and time (when expressed in minutes). One of the advantages of using this technique (when compared to TradeStation legacy trendlines) is that it is possible to draw the line to an exact bar. This builds on the technique described in tutorial 104. Tutorial 105 is a TradeStation EasyLanguage tutorial that demonstrates how to draw trend lines using TradeStation drawing objects on a sub-graph containing an RSI indicator. Drawing trendlines using BNPoint objects on a sub graph
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