Recent content by Diego443

Hello Traders, I´m looking for a very simple script I can include in the columns of my watchlists. It should simply calculate the current vwap price of today, multiplied, by the number of shares traded today for any given stock. Thanks in advance, Diego

Sorry for not responding for quite a time. I want to appreciate and everyone who put in the effort to code this for me. Both work perfectly for what I want to use it for. Thank you again, Diego

If you have to ask this question you better stay away from trading it. A very kindly meant advice

Hi Traders, I am looking for a modified version of the vwap study in thinkorswim. I really like the way it is now but the fact that it keeps on resetting every day is not very productive on my daily timeframe. I know you can switch between days, weeks, and months but I want an extended...

Hi Traders, I am looking for a scanning tool that shows me the most active stocks of any given day in the past. Factors I use for my scanner are Volume, market cap, %up, last price. Basically, want to figure out the gappers and backtest my strategy accordingly. Thank you in advance -D

Really appreciate your afford. Thanks guys.

Hey guys, I am looking for a custom script from ToS. The study should draw lines every 50 cent from the open price. Let´s say the stock opens at $1.2 then 1.7 should be marked and 2.2, 2.7, etc. Would be great to see 50cents and $1 jump in different colors but this is not a must have. This...

Hello Elite Traders, I am looking for a scanner that shows me the top gainers from the past. Lets say 4/15/2015. Now I want to know which stocks really spiked that day. I am using think or swim and using the on demand function to practice a bit to increase my size but I want to know which...

Hi traders, I am trading momentum stocks and thought about this awesome feature to have some kind of indicator for actual size measured on the level 2 instead of showing size:1 continuously, meaning a hidden buy.... The idea of showing is to show it right next to the market maker that was left...