Mike Medved

We deliberately used shift-del instead of just del. Del is too easy to hit accidentally.

Current formula for the size of the box is half the candle width or 9, whichever is smaller, with a min of 2. Any thickness you specify would add to that. I could add -1 - would that do it? You could also try to make the color of the dots dimmer so they do not stand out as much...

Thanks for the report. Will be fixed.

? There is support in Medved Trader for Binance order books in two formats: 1. L2 Window 2. Depth Chart window

Most exchanges are (mildly put) technically inept. Badly designed APIs, constant glitches, etc. We integrated the two most reliable ones. Will see about others as they improve.

Note that even though Depth Charts were pioneered by the crypto exchanges, they are available for any L2 feed. They are not as detailed or extensive on stocks L2 feeds because those only have a limited number of entries on either side... But take a look.

Depth chart is in the beta.

If your EMA variable is called EMA13, then checking for a 3-candle local minimum would be: if (EMA13[1]<EMA13[2] && EMA13[1]<EMA13)

Nice one there. In general, I find that candlestick patterns are not well defined in the literature, and some are definitely of the "you'll recognize it when you see it" variety with very vague terms.

In a simple rule, just compare EMA(13) one candle ago to EMA(13) on current candle. If the one candle ago is less than current, it is moving up. If you want to check a local minimum, you can check if the value 2 candles ago was higher than 1 candle ago, and the value 1 candle ago is lower than current.

How about using an SMA with a period of 1 and Based On (H+L)/2?

Sorry CryptoDips, I accidentally answered you by editing your post instead of just answering. See the answers in your post above.

Sorry this got lost in the shuffle. Is this useful enough/popular enough to have it as an indicator?

1. I just took the rules you gave and translated them exactly. See, there is no "engulfed" in the language. You just compare values. For example (High<High[1] && Low>Low[1]) would mean the current candle is inside the high-low range of the previous one. 2. Green candle with no low wick would be (Low == Open). Green candle with no high wick would be (Close = High). See how this works? 3. Less than 20-30% of what? See, you have to formulate the criteria in exact terms (20-30% is not an exact term) in order to write code to detect them.

Well yes. High and Low are the variables.

Added. Will be in next Beta

Ok so let's take this one. 1st rule: red candle followed by green one (Close>Open && Close[1]<Open[1]) 2nd rule: green candle's open above preceding red candle's close (Open > Close[1]) 3rd rule: green candle's close is above previous candle's open if (Close > Open[1]) So you can do this using 4 rules in a Simple editor, or in Advanced you can do this: if (Close>Open && Close[1]<Open[1] && Open > Close[1] && Close > Open[1])

The market data and the trading in Medved Trader are independent of each other. You can get market data from some broker and trade on different broker. The windows are separate and so is their source selection.

Added. Will be in next Beta.

If there is a way to describe the candle pattern precisely (not in ambiguous terms like "if the close is significantly lower than previous close") then yes.

Added the total to the capsule - only when you're placing it or when you're dragging it. Also added it to the "info" button. Will be in next beta.

Discussion of how to do Price drop of X % in Y minutes.

We don't track 24 h volume. The volume in MT is for the "session" - 24 hours from UTC0 to UTC0.

We thought of that and there is a provision for it in the current code for the depth chart (that is, allowing it to be vertical and the min/max predefined instead of even around the center). Will see what we can do.

Ok we may have found the prob. Will fix it and say where to get the fix here. Only happens when there is a large # of symbols initializing in the portfolio.