Draw Dealers Levels Lines

25 juil.This Pine Script is a comprehensive tool for TradingView users, allowing them to display and customize multiple significant horizontal lines on a chart. These lines represent various important price levels, each of which can be configured with specific colors, widths, styles, and labels. This script is particularly useful for traders who rely on technical analysis to identify key support and resistance levels, control zones, and other critical price points.

Key Features:
Dynamic Level Calculation:

The script calculates default levels based on the previous day's closing price (yesterday_close). These levels include:
Max1D: Calculated as yesterday_close * 1.01, representing a 1% increase over the previous close.
Min1D: Calculated as yesterday_close * 0.99, representing a 1% decrease.
BuyControl: Slightly below the Max1D at yesterday_close * 1.0099.
SellControl: Slightly above the Min1D at yesterday_close * 0.991.
PutSup0dte: Another variation with yesterday_close * 1.0098.
CallRes0dte: Based on yesterday_close * 0.98.
CallResAll: Set to yesterday_close * 1.015, showing a 1.5% increase.
PutResAll: Set to yesterday_close * 0.985, showing a 1.5% decrease.
These calculations are rounded to the nearest integer for clarity.
User Customization:

Visibility Controls: Users can enable or disable each line using boolean input controls, allowing for a focused analysis of specific levels.
Level Adjustment: Float inputs allow users to manually set the levels if they differ from the default calculations.
Label Customization: Each line can have a custom label, with default labels provided (e.g., "Max1D", "Min1D", "BuyControl").
Color and Style Options: Users can select specific colors, line widths, and styles (dotted, dashed, solid) for each line, making the chart visually distinctive and easier to read.
Labeling and Placement:

Each line is labeled with the provided custom name and the exact value, displayed to the right of the line. This ensures that the information is readily visible and easy to interpret.
The labels use label.style_label_right to position text at the end of the lines, aiding in clear identification.
Integration with TradingView:

The script uses the request.security() function to access the previous day's closing price, ensuring that the calculations are based on the latest data available.
Practical Applications:
Technical Analysis: The script helps traders mark and monitor key price levels that might act as support or resistance. It is particularly useful in identifying areas where the price might react or reverse.
Strategy Development: By visualizing these critical levels, traders can develop and refine their trading strategies, including setting entry and exit points, stop-loss levels, and target prices.
Customization for Different Markets: The extensive customization options allow the script to be adapted to different markets and trading styles, providing flexibility in technical analysis.
How It Works:
Initialization:

The script starts by fetching the previous day's closing price and calculating the default levels for each line.
It then sets up the user interface inputs, including controls for visibility, levels, colors, and labels.
Drawing and Labeling:

The script dynamically draws each line on the chart at the specified levels, with the corresponding label displayed to the right.
The lines and labels are updated in real-time as new data becomes available or as the user changes the input settings.
This script enhances the ability of traders to perform technical analysis by providing a clear and customizable visualization of key price levels on TradingView charts.