PLdot

[pbereau]

The PLdot from the last three bars is plotted as a dot (or line) on the next bar to appear.
The formula for the PLdot is the average of the high, low and close of the last three bars.


PLdot = {Avg[H(1),L(1),C(1)]+Avg[H(2),L(2),C(2)]+Avg[H(3),L(3),C(3)]}/3

Thanks in advance for your help !

[pbereau]

The PLdot is the first major building block os Drummond Geometry.
PL stands for Point and Line.

The PLdot can be applied to any commodity, future, or stock and is a short-term moving average based on three bars of data.

[dloomis]

//PLdot can be plotted with this efs

var vSMA3_of_HLC3 = new MAStudy(3, 0, "HLC/3", MAStudy.SIMPLE);
function preMain() {
setPriceStudy(true);
setStudyTitle("");
setCursorLabelName("pl", 0);
}

function main() {
return vSMA3_of_HLC3.getValue(MAStudy.MA);
}

[fankc]

How would you plot this as a DOT ? Any idea.

Thank you.

fankc

[fankc]

Hi,

How to you go about plotting a DOT rather a line as shown in the attached ?

Any help would be appreciate.

Thank you.

fankc

[zeller4]

Here's a couple different ways to show this. You can delete the "//" to reactivate and see what each one does for the different line or shape styles. just try one at a time.
hope it helps.
Kirk

var vSMA3_of_HLC3 = new MAStudy(3, 0, "HLC/3", MAStudy.SIMPLE);
function preMain() {
setPriceStudy(true);
setStudyTitle("PLDot");
setCursorLabelName("pl", 0);
//setDefaultBarStyle(PS_DOT, 0);
//setPlotType(PLOTTYPE_DOT, 0);
//setDefaultBarThickness(2,0);
}



function main() {

//drawShapeRelative(0,vSMA3_of_HLC3.getValue(MAStudy.MA),Shape.CIRCLE,null, Color.blue, Shape.ONTOP);
drawTextRelative(0,vSMA3_of_HLC3.getValue(MAStudy.MA),"l",Color.blue,null, Text.BOTTOM|Text.CENTER|Text.BOLD,"Wingdings",8);//lowercase "l" small circle



return;// vSMA3_of_HLC3.getValue(MAStudy.MA);
} 

[fankc]

Hi zeller4,

Thank you for your code. Really appreciate it.

The code is what i am looking for.

Once again, thank you for your generous help.

fankc

[fankc]

Is it possible to shift (or print) the dot to the right one bar ?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you.

[fankc]

I have already figure that out.

Thank.