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In what context? "https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/reference/thinkScript/Constants/Double/Double-NaN" or "https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/reference/thinkScript/Reserved-Words/input/boolean" or something else?

Did you mean this instead? declare lower; input symbol = "NQ"; def agg = AggregationPeriod.MONTH; plot data = close(period = agg)[5];

When you state: "...both having pivots ". Please define specifically what pivot study you want... There are numerous version and we don't have time/patience to guess what the hell you keep alluding to! "pardon my French". Produce a working thinkscript with one symbol! Then that may...

You will need to figure out what you want, then do it! Or convey what you want and have someone do it for you! I have no interest in trying to determine what you should have asked! Good luck. Note: your screen shot fails to disclose what you are trying to plot as the primary symbol. I have...

I don't know what you mean by "overlapping the first one ..."! If you want primary, then do the primary! If you want the secondary, then do the secondary! If you want both, then do both! Perhaps your question should be "how do I select the secondary instead of the primary" -- or something...

I'm having difficulty in deciphering a specific question! It seems you may be asking multiple questions, which make it impossible to resolve when you don't understand Thinkscript enough to ask unambiguous questions. 1) Form your attempt to "duplicate" the proprietary study, I am GUESSING you...

There is NO While concept in Thinkscript! If you have experience with ThinkScript, you will understand there is no need for a "while"! Each Bar will normally be processed once. The last bar (the bar that has not yet closed) will be processed for each change in the inferred symbol for the...

Nope! For volatility, you use the implied volatility of the specific option! If you have the option price, you can determine the IV. Else if you have the IV, you can determine the price.

Hm! Still waiting for you to post something resembling an objective or problem you are desiring to solve! Beware that if you are unable to state the problem, that may be a hint to the root issue!

ThinkScript is a script language, not a programming language, so you need to alter your mindset from typical programming, to what are the capabilities available, and how can you use that knowledge to accomplish your goal! Insufficient problem statement to make suggestion, but the notion of a...

Are you confusing terms? AON : "https://www.sec.gov/fast-answers/answersaonordhtm.html#:~:text=An%20All%2DOr%2DNone%20(,they%20are%20executed%20or%20cancelled." This is related to lot size (all or none). TOS supports option orders with up to 4 legs. Greater than 4 legs would require separate...

It depends on precisely what you wish to accomplish. Closing the short PUT prior to expiration is probably the most common way to trade them. Closing early frees capital.

A short strangle consists of selling a PUT and a CALL that are both OTM! You sold both ITM per your post. Did you instead think you were selling the 280 PUT and the 294 CALL?

Correct!

Correct for Call's incorrect for Puts. The sign of the delta provides the clue.

For directional trading: I prefer using options primarily for their leverage. So, I am not a member of your first "We .."!

Advantage to trading stocks: (All these assuming your bullish entry will wise and profitable) 1) You do not have to nail down the time frame to meet your target price. 2) You may ignore implied volatility. 3) You may set very loose price targets and still do OK. However, when trading Options...

IMO: Ignoring volume may be OK, but being the first for OI (OI of zero) should be avoided. Can you? -> Yes Should you? -> No

Huh?

While I don't really know, would assume if I sold a 5-lot with the fills of 4 @ 5cents and one at 0, it may show last as 4cents!