Multiple scan and Dotted line.

[cotton1234]

Hello Benny,

Can you include multiple scan in 1 go.
Example:

python3 init.py --save --tf weekly -p bull_harm,trng,uptl -c user.json

This will help to automate the same so we can have all the results in one folder.

Also in the harmonic image, is it possible to make dotted line from X to D so it gives clearly visibility of the PRZ zone.

Example.

Thanks
Saurabh

[BennyThadikaran]

Yes both should be possible. I will look into the code and try it out next week.

[cotton1234]

Sure, another thing, if we can specify the images folder name , that would be useful as well.

Thanks
Saurabh

[BennyThadikaran]

This is already available. The `--save` option defaults to `src/images` but you can provide your own folder to save. `py init.py --save ~/Documents/patterns/` Regards, Benny Thadikaran

[cotton1234]

Sure. Are you planning to implement Shark Pattern for Harmonics.

Thanks
Saurabh

[BennyThadikaran]

There are a few other patterns in harmonic. No plans to implement them yet, but i will in the future.

I wanted to study harmonics are bit further, especially the harmonic ranking system. Maybe add them as a separate script in the future.

[cotton1234]

Sure. Do you have any ref material on harmonic ranking system. I will also read about it.
Thanks
Saurabh

[BennyThadikaran]

@cotton1234

python3 init.py --save --tf weekly -p bull_harm,trng,uptl -c user.json

I have a alternative way to handle this. How about defining a custom list in user.json.

{
  "PATTERNS": {
    "my_patterns": ["flagu", "vcpu", "dtop"]
  }
}

And you call it like py init.py -p my_patterns. This way you have flexibility to add or remove any patterns. It also a bit cleaner to implement in code.

Also in the harmonic image, is it possible to make dotted line from X to D so it gives clearly visibility of the PRZ zone.

To clarify, the point D on my charts represent the last Close price of the stock. It is not the PRZ zone. The PRZ zones are marked by short horizontal lines with labels. So adding the line would be a cosmetic change that wont really convey any information.

In general the retracement or extension of the longest leg (XA line in most cases) is considered most significant to the pattern. So the XA 0.886 is the most important retracement. When these lines converge in a tight range it forms a likely PRZ zone. I am a bit hazy on the PRZ, so please correct me if I'm wrong

[BennyThadikaran]

@cotton1234

python3 init.py --save --tf weekly -p bull_harm,trng,uptl -c user.json

I have a alternative way to handle this. How about defining a custom list in user.json.

{
  "PATTERNS": {
    "my_patterns": ["flagu", "vcpu", "dtop"]
  }
}

And you call it like py init.py -p my_patterns. This way you have flexibility to add or remove any patterns. It also a bit cleaner to implement in code.

This has been implemented in v4.0.13 😃

[BennyThadikaran]

This has been implemented in v4.0.13