YY Line of Renko on the Chart

YY Line of Renko on the Chart

            This indicator is the basis for an Expert Advisor that can be categorized as "almost Grail". See details below.

            This indicator displays the projection of the Renko chart on the price chart. This projection is displayed as a stepped line, not as "bricks" (rectangles). See slides 1 and 2. Abbreviated name of the indicator: LRC – Line of Renko on the price Chart.

            The principle of its construction is very simple. First, a grid of horizontal lines (levels) is built with a given step and offset. Then a Renko Line is built using these levels: if the price touches a new neighboring level, then the Renko Line "jumps" to this level, forming a "step". If the price of this candle does not touch any of the neighboring levels, then the Line continues to the right.

            Despite its simplicity, on the basis of this indicator (as mentioned above) it is possible to build an Expert Advisor that has the characteristics of "almost Grail". An example of such an Expert Advisor called "Renko Random Robot" can be seen here [link]. But first things first. First, let's take a closer look at this indicator, and why it is the basis of the "almost Grail". Then (optionally) you can view the Expert Advisor built on the basis of this indicator using the link above.

         Parameters

• Step of Levels in points – level grid step in points, on the basis of which the Renko Line is built;
• Shift of Levels in points – shift of the entire grid of levels in points (a negative number means a shift down);
• Show Level Lines – show the level grid;
• Level Line Color – the color of the grid lines of the levels;
• Level Line Style – the style of the grid lines of the levels;
• Level Line Width – the width of the grid lines of the levels.

         Why is this indicator needed?

            Firstly, it shows the price movement in a more general (compressed) and simplified way. And this, in turn, simplifies the analysis of price movements. What is meant? As you know…

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