Mike Medved

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.

Hmmm well the capsule has limited space in it so we don't want to make it huge. BUT could make it show that value only while it is being dragged...

Definitely but after just the display is added.

Hm. Ok - you know that little "info" button on the order capsule in the chart? I could add the "total: " in there. Would that be what you're looking for? Oh and welcome to all the crypto traders. Glad someone sees value in using a real trading platform instead of the Web UIs the exchanges put out. I was amazed just how many people trade only using those. Tell your friends

OK - thehodlr - I just ran with your setup (80 pairs) - on my machine, compared it to Binance's PC app and to the web site, and it was synced perfectly with both. Maybe a 0.01 sec delay from the app, but was hard to notice. Is there a particular pair that you noticed the lag with or was it with all of them?

Do you mean a trendline alert? You can draw a trendline on the chart and set an alert when that is crossed. Or you can just set an alert for when the price crosses a certain level.

Right but are you sure you're using [2] correctly? [2] means you're accessing the value of 2 bars ago.

Not yet. Will do. As you're drawing a line on the chart, it shows you (on the axes) the change %, absolute change, etc. You can then delete the line by pressing Del.

The problem with having MA Rainbow in is that you can specify how many lines you're going to have in MA Rainbow. So how would you refer to those lines? I guess I could let you select .1 .2 .3 etc. - but that would be awkward, and you could do something like 5 lines in the parameters only but select .6 as the specifier...