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Working on a slippage bands indicator. Price if a certain amount (20m) is market bought (green) or sold (red). Based off visible orders in the book. Doesn't account for hidden orders or stops. Now I just need to find a way this doesn't hog all the browser resources.pic.twitter.com/jhiGBWSf3y
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Is this public ?
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Not this exactly, but there's a liquidity indicator on TL which is essentially the same concept. Shows the % change or notional change on a histogram. Still highly experimental, I don't take responsibility for any browser crashes.pic.twitter.com/u6HwmTrxPG
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How can I do that?
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How are the historic band values derived? Does it record order books values as time goes on or do you use historical order book data ?
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@tradinglite records the data. So the historic band value is what the value would have been at the close of that particular candle. - Show replies
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Looks like my EKG when I’m listening to Skrillex.
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Looks like my EKG reacting to the news people still listen to skrillex
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Now that's cool.
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