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Daily Lines - Show Lines for all Days loaded on chart

The Daily Lines indicator shows the lines for one day only. But I would like to display the highs and lows for all days displayed and, if possible, with the “Extend to first touch” function.

Der Indikator „Daily Lines“ zeigt die Linien nur für einen Tag an. Ich möchte mir aber für alle eingeblendeten Tage die Hoch- und Tiefs anzeigen lassen und wenn möglich mit der Funktion „Extend to first touch“

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  • Leblanc

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    Sep 23

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    Merged request

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    1 vote

    Daily Lines

    Hi,

    I'm currently using the "Daily Lines" indicator in ATAS, but it only shows levels for the current day (CurrentDay mode).

    What I would like is to display daily levels (High, Low, Open, etc.) for all previous days on the chart, not just the current or previous day.

    Is there a way to configure the "Daily Lines" indicator to automatically plot levels for each day in the visible chart history?

    If not, could you recommend the correct indicator or settings to achieve this? For example, displaying daily levels for every session across the entire chart.

    Thank you!

    • Leblanc

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      Jun 15

      please ???

  • Robert

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    Jun 9, 2025

    Is something else happening here? Untouched daily highs and lows, no matter how far back, are among the most important support and resistance levels in day trading. It’s very simple, but more essential than other indicators. I’m a bit disappointed that more attention is paid to popular requests—which aren’t as important in comparison—than to professional ones, simply because they likely generate more customers who don’t trade professionally anyway and remain more or less unsuccessful. Is it really that much effort to set up this indicator every day!?

  • Benjamin

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    Jan 6, 2024

    Das wäre gut.

    Es wäre auch schön wenn man wie beim ZigZag pro die Candel Dochte ignorieren könnte, für ein bestätigtes High und Low.