Hello all, new to this forum and it's great. Looking for an opening range breakout source code with only taking it when price is above VWAP (long) or below VWAP (short). Anyone want to help me with the coding for this? I also want this to draw from a watchlist that I created (3-5 stocks). Lastly, I want to limit it to 1-2 trades per ticker (long and short), per day. How and very lastly, profit target 100% opening range.
Thanks in advance.
Hi @Kelly Amberson did you find what you were looking for, I am also looking for the same thing at the moment. Any help will be greatly appreciated. thanks a lot. [email protected]
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