Fibonacci Ret. Mouse clicks Release

[FibbGann]

I will be releasing an efs that alllows you to obtain Fibonacci retracements with just the click of your mouse. This is the first version that will hopefully include extensions in the near future.
After, I am done with my trading obligations for today. I will add some documentation with the efs.

I would like to extend a sincere thanks to Stevehare2003 and Dloomis for their contributions to this efs! (which was big!)

I also want to thank all others that dragged me into coding Kicking and Screaming.

Thanks to Alex, Garth, Matt, Chris, Dave and anyone else I may be forgetting. Thanks all!

Fibbgann

[FibbGann]

Here is a snapshot of the edit studies window that allows you to change the thickness and colors of lines. I would advise leaving the "number of bars" function alone at this time.

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[Anson]

Looks and sounds sweet, Fibgann!
Can't wait to try it out!

Thanks in advance to you guys who worked on it.

[Enlighten]

Nice work all you guys

[FibbGann]

To change the thickness of lines or the color of lines. Go to edit studies. Default colors are all blue.

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[FibbGann]

Here is a little description.

Fibbgann

[andreid]

Thank you very much for this. Maybe the next step would be to show the various price levels rather than % retracements....

Cheers

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[FibbGann]

This can already be done through the furmula output window. Just go into the code and undo the commented out area for "DebugPrint"

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[FibbGann]

Andreid, We will look at adding this option with the next release so one can quickly change it.

Thanks for your input!

Fibbgann

[rmclean]

FibbGann,
Thanks for your work on the mouse click Fib retracement efs. Very nice work.

I am finding a bug this morning 2/19/04 that may be related to the gap open.

When I click on the lows (PACIFIC TIME) 6:47, 7:09, 7:21, 7:33, 8:02, 8:14 the Blue Starting Low Line is not at the proper price...it is always too low. It slowly works itself higher with each low, until it is finally in the right spot for the 8:14 low.

Thanks again, Bob

[FibbGann]

rmclean,

Could you post an example? I am not having any issues I can find.
Maybe your example could explain it better. And did you look at my example?

Fibbgann

[rmclean]

FibbGann,
Here is my attempt to post a chart...never tried it before. It is a 5 min chart of today's ES.

Bob

[FibbGann]

rmclean,

I understand what your saying now. Here is thing, unfortunately this efs only works of the last current low. So once the "current bar updating" is lower than the last low you wanted to measure. the efs will not work this way. it only works of the most current lowest bar.

I went back 4 days to give you an example. If you looked at where you were trying to click, the bars past that had already exceed that low. Which in this case the efs will automatically mark the lowest low in the time periond to the "right" of where you clicked. This meaning the efs automatically retreives the current low to the right of where you clicked for that time frame.

This efs is more for in the moment instead of a look back.

Hope I explained this clearly.

[AndyS]

Hi Fibbgann,

Nice job on this EFS! I have one question. How can one tell which high that it's calculating off? Should I assume that it's the highest point between where I click and the last bar? Below is an image to show what I'm talking about.

Thanks for the neat tool!

Andy

[Guest]

Andy,

Dan and I have already integrated into our next update, we will re-publish when we get some free time. Things have been pretty hectic.

Regards,