TradingView – Indicator Key Threshold

Dans ce tutoriel vidéo, je vais vous expliquer comment ajouter cet indicateur à votre plateforme TradingView. Nous verrons aussi, comment modifier les couleurs et l’apparence des différentes symboles qui composent cet outil.

Tutoriel vidéo

Code Indicateur

Je tiens à remercier KrustyHack d’avoir contribué à l’amélioration de cet indicateur avec l’ajout d’alerte dès détection d’un nouveau seuil clé.

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Key threshold detection tool
// Created by Guillaume POIS by ChartsInside.fr 
// Updated by Nicolas Hug <@KrustyHack>
// At the request of Khalid El Bouzidi
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//
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//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//@version=4

study(title = "Key Threshold", shorttitle = "Key Threshold", overlay = true)

//-- Custom Indicator -------------------------------------------------------
ColorUp = color.red     // Color Arrow Up Signal
ColorDown = color.green // Color Arrow Down Signal
SizeSignal = size.tiny  // Signal Size (tiny, auto, small, normal, large, huge)
Transparency = 0        // Signal Opacity    


//-- Do not touch the code below --------------------------------------------
t1 = high[9]>=high[8] and high[9]>=high[7] and high[9]>=high[6] and high[9]>=high[5] and high[9]>=high[4] and high[9]>=high[3] and high[9]>=high[2] and high[9]>=high[1]
t2 = high[9]>=high[10] and high[9]>=high[11] and high[9]>=high[12] and high[9]>=high[13] and high[9]>=high[14] and high[9]>=high[15] and high[9]>=high[16] and high[9]>=high[17] 
r = t1 and  t2

b1 = low[9]<=low[8] and low[9]<=low[7] and low[9]<=low[6] and low[9]<=low[5] and low[9]<=low[4] and low[9]<=low[3] and low[9]<=low[2] and low[9]<=low[1]
b2 = low[9]<=low[10] and low[9]<=low[11] and low[9]<=low[12] and low[9]<=low[13] and low[9]<=low[14] and low[9]<=low[15] and low[9]<=low[16] and low[9]<=low[17]
s = b1 and b2

plotshape(r, style=shape.triangleup,   location=location.abovebar, offset=-9, color = ColorUp,   size = SizeSignal, transp=Transparency)
plotshape(s, style=shape.triangledown, location=location.belowbar, offset=-9, color = ColorDown, size = SizeSignal, transp=Transparency)

alertcondition(r, title='Ichimoku Key Thresold Triangle Down', message='Ichimoku Key Thresold Triangle Down')
alertcondition(s, title='Ichimoku Key Thresold Triangle Up', message='Ichimoku Key Thresold Triangle Up')

Note : Il y a une manière plus professionnelle de coder cet indicateur mais cette autre manière n’identifiait pas tous les signaux, c’est pour cela que j’ai préféré opter pour ce code. 😉