Support Resistance based on Highest/Lowest Close
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Hi everyone from Italy! i worked a week on that (i'm not a programmer), and probably i've found a way for draw S/R based on Highest and Lowest close of candles.
logic is that
CandleClose20>CandleClose19
CandleClose20>CandleClose18
CandleClose20>CandleClose17
CandleClose20>CandleClose16 etc etc, until CandleClose1
so: draw line.
if not
CandleClose20>CandleClose19
CandleClose20>CandleClose18
CandleClose20>CandleClose17 no? so, pass on CandleClose19and this logic repeat until CandleClose1.
i've tested on demo and seems that works but if someone try it and find some bugs please tell me, i would appreciate collaboration


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Great job! Congrats.
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thanks AndorrĂ ! now im building that on 40 candles, i've brain that melting... in the end i want try also to do 20 or 40 candles with true/false or both together
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Keep the good work!

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Wow! that's great!
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424 block


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Impressive work, that takes a lot of dedication.
But I can't help myself saying, with some custom code knowledge you can do this in 5-10 blocks max

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@roar Don't be cruel, man. We are fxDreemers BECAUSE we are NOT programmers.

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@Skyzen
Don't be discouraged, of course you can also use the blocks from fxdreema, here's a draft. A few more tips: it is always good to know up to which candle you are testing, the marked area and the vertical gray line. You can also draw a 2nd or 3rd line on this basis to see whether it is actually a real resistance. and of course you can test several areas at the same time. But first read the instructions from fxdreema at least twice, that helps a lot, then you would quickly realize that the repetition of so many of the same blocks can usually be avoided through better programming.


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@RGoo
Great Thanks -
You're welcome, have fun with it.
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Great @RGoo !!!