If the goal is to match QCharts AutoWave ZigZag functionality, then this is the only ThinkScript indicator for ThinkorSwim that does it.
I've been programming for almost a decade in a variety of languages. I decided to try one of Robert's indicators (Gartley and Bat patterns) instead of reinventing the wheel, and to say the least, Robert is brilliant. Indicator works well, and though I haven't traded much since purchasing it, the back tests are surprisingly accurate.
Well worth the money.
AutoWave ZigZag for ThinkorSwim
Often requested, but never duplicated—until now!
This indicator duplicates the AutoWave ZigZag feature from QCharts.
But ThinkorSwim already has a ZigZag indicator.
Yes, it does; and it can get close to matching the QCharts AutoWave, but it cannot duplicate it. Take a look at the video below. After experimenting a great deal with the settings, the ZigZagHighLow can be made to closely match the AutoWave.
Everything looks great until the chart is scrolled back, or the symbol is changed, or the time-frame is changed. The ZigZagHighLow settings must be adjusted for each ticker symbol and every change made to the chart.
If the goal is to match QCharts AutoWave ZigZag functionality, then this is the only ThinkScript indicator for ThinkorSwim that does it.
The location and color of the price change labels may be adjusted from within the script settings panel.
