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Multi-timeframe Prices #488483 12/19/24 21:42 12/19/24 21:42
Joined: Dec 2024 Posts: 4 F FXSurgeon OP Guest
FXSurgeon OP Guest F Joined: Dec 2024 Posts: 4	Hi, I am really struggling to understand how to fetch prices from multiple timeframes, especially on a new bar from another timeframe (Daily). I have the following code: Code function run() { BarPeriod = 15; TimeFrame = 1; // do something every M15 bar TimeFrame = 96; printf("\nPrevious Day High=%.5f", dayHigh(UTC,1)); } It produces incorrect results for previous day high. Any ideas how to handle this?

Re: Multi-timeframe Prices [Re: FXSurgeon] #488660 03/15/25 23:33 03/15/25 23:33
Joined: Apr 2020 Posts: 10 Germany M M_D Newbie
M_D Newbie M Joined: Apr 2020 Posts: 10 Germany	Hi FXSurgeon, dayHigh/dayLow: "Returns the open, close, high, low, and pivot point within the market hours (by default, 9:30 am until 16:00 pm) of a given working day and time zone." BarZone = UTC; StartMarket = 0005; //for dayHigh/low define start of market EndMarket = 2355; // ... end the close of market BarPeriod = 5; Not sure if you could set both (StartMarket/EndMarket) to 0000, in any case take care that BarPeriod "hits" the given Start and End of the Market. Had before a different issue where other times were given (example: lets assume the same 0005) but my Barperiod (=15;) did not meet the exact given time, so my functions did not get triggered. Maybe thats not valid for dayHigh/-Low, just test it. Edit: for dayHigh/Low you dont need to use TimeFrame ! How to use timeframe is showed in workshop 4. There you see 2 functions above run(). the first has Timeframe =4, which means "take the barperiod within run and multiplicate with 4". In run is used BarPeriod = 60 (1 hour), so the function with Timeframe 4 works on 4 hour bars. Last edited by M_D; 03/15/25 23:49.

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