2 Answers
A:
Here is an example of an AFL (AmiBroker Formula Language) code snippet that could help you spot when the current volume is three times larger than the last volume:
// Get the volume data
volumeData = V;
// Calculate the condition where the current volume is 3 times larger than the previous volume
largeVolume = Ref(volumeData, -1) * 3 < volumeData;
// Plot the condition on the chart
PlotShapes(IIf(largeVolume, shapeStar, shapeNone), colorYellow);
This code will plot a yellow star on the chart whenever the current volume is three times larger than the previous volume.
A:
This code will plot the current volume on the chart. If the current volume is 3 times larger than the last volume, the plot will be green. Otherwise, the plot will be red.
// AFL code to spot current volume 3 times larger than last volume
// Declare variables
lastVolume = Volume[1];
currentVolume = Volume;
// Check if current volume is 3 times larger than last volume
if (currentVolume > lastVolume * 3) {
// Current volume is 3 times larger than last volume
Plot(Volume, "Volume", colorGreen, styleHistogram);
} else {
// Current volume is not 3 times larger than last volume
Plot(Volume, "Volume", colorRed, styleHistogram);
}
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