High Low Bands consist of three lines: a Triangular Moving Average line, and upper and lower band lines based on specific percentage of the average line. High Low Bands can be used to identify bullish and bearish trends.
Disposes the indicator.
Gets the indicator name.
The indicator name.
Sets the fill color of the area between the upper and lower bands.
New line color as string, should be in HEX format e.g. #FFFFFF.
Sets whether the area between the upper and lower bands should be colored. Use setFillColor() -method to modify the fill color.
Set true to enable coloring.
Sets the color of the middle line.
Sets the width of all the indicator lines.
New line width.
Sets the name of the indicator.
New indicator name.
Moves the indicator from its calculated position forward or backward.
New offset value.
Sets the percentage of the TMA line to position the upper and lower bands.
New percentage.
Sets the number of time periods (n) used to calculate the indicator.
New period count.
Sets which values the indicator calculations are based on.
Values to base the calculations on.
Sets the type of the indicator's value label(s).
Value label type.
Sets the visibility of the indicator. Hiding the indicator via setVisible(false) does not remove it. Use dispose() to delete any indicator.
Visibility of the indicator.
High Low Bands consist of three lines: a Triangular Moving Average line, and upper and lower band lines based on specific percentage of the average line. High Low Bands can be used to identify bullish and bearish trends.