mate wrote: Thu Aug 28, 2025 8:22 am Good afternoon. When you have some free time, take a look at this idea. Is it possible to add it to the system?) There are purchase and sale lines. Thank you

Can’t this be used?
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Hi Funchi, how's your health?
Could you include this indicator in the FNC?
Ideally, it would be possible to choose the Fibonacci signal from which the signal is generated.
The example shows the semaphore at 60 and the Fibonacci signal above 200 as a buy signal.

Thank you.

dacanba wrote: Sat Aug 30, 2025 10:40 am Hi Funchi, how's your health?
Could you include this indicator in the FNC?
Ideally, it would be possible to choose the Fibonacci signal from which the signal is generated.
The example shows the semaphore at 60 and the Fibonacci signal above 200 as a buy signal.

Thank you.

I'm not sure if the attached indicator is based on Semafor,
but is it alright if I use Semafor instead of using the attached indicator?

funchi wrote: Sat Aug 30, 2025 3:51 pm I'm not sure if the attached indicator is based on Semafor,
but is it alright if I use Semafor instead of using the attached indicator?

These are two different indicators; the idea is to combine them for better entry.
The attached indicator projects point D using Fibonacci between points B and C.
The following MQ4 might make creating the code easier.
Thank you.

dacanba wrote: Sat Aug 30, 2025 10:40 am Hi Funchi, how's your health?
Could you include this indicator in the FNC?
Ideally, it would be possible to choose the Fibonacci signal from which the signal is generated.
The example shows the semaphore at 60 and the Fibonacci signal above 200 as a buy signal.

Thank you.

It is not possible to obtain the Fibonacci Expansion from the attached indicator. I will calculate it myself.
I have the following questions:

I initially thought this was a Fibonacci Expansion (which is typically used during a trend), but the attached indicator seems to draw something like a Fibonacci Expansion even when the A-B-C structure doesn't represent a trend.
In this signal, is it acceptable to calculate it like a Fibonacci Expansion using only the B-C leg (i.e. the last two Semafor points)?

A buy signal is displayed when it exceeds 200%, of course it is not shown if it doesn’t exceed that level.
If it does exceed 200%, how long should we continue to display the signal?
The purpose of this question is to determine the next B-C-D. Using Semafor alone is always difficult.

The XABCD doesn't always coincide with the traffic light signals.
The fibo from BC tries to determine how far point D could go. However, what's important about this fibo extension is knowing whether the traffic light signal is above/below 161.8 or, better yet, 200, thus reducing the chances of the traffic light continuing to repaint.
You already have the traffic light in FNC. You would need to create an indicator for FNC where you could select which BC fibo level the user would consider best for validating the traffic light signal.
For signal permanence, you could use a minimum fibo range, set in the FNC menu.

For example, in the image, perhaps the zigzag doesn't repaint and is a better selling point.


And you could use the CD fibo as an output

dacanba wrote: Sat Aug 30, 2025 10:40 am Hi Funchi, how's your health?
Could you include this indicator in the FNC?
Ideally, it would be possible to choose the Fibonacci signal from which the signal is generated.
The example shows the semaphore at 60 and the Fibonacci signal above 200 as a buy signal.

Thank you.

I have added the signal indicator "FNC_FibProj".
If the Fibonacci expansion point "D" from "B" to "C" of the most recent three Semafor points (B–C–D) falls within the range of levels set in the parameters, an up/down signal will be displayed.

Point "A" is not used, so if trend determination is required, please use another signal indicator in combination.
Additionally, point "D" will display a signal only if it is equal to or above the minimum level set in the parameters and the current price is within the specified level range.

Please let me know if there are any issues with this specification.

I'm testing it.
What matters is the current price relative to the Fibonacci level.
As an example in the figure.
According to the default settings, the Fibonacci max is 2 and the min is 1.6. The signal should be Buy.


Despite changing the values ​​of the max and min fib, these changes are not reflected in the signals and continue using the default values

dacanba wrote: Mon Sep 01, 2025 1:57 am I'm testing it.
What matters is the current price relative to the Fibonacci level.
As an example in the figure.
According to the default settings, the Fibonacci max is 2 and the min is 1.6. The signal should be Buy.


Despite changing the values ​​of the max and min fib, these changes are not reflected in the signals and continue using the default values

Have you preloaded the historical data?
Also, in addition to the parameter settings for "FNC_FibProj", please upload screenshots of the parameter settings for the chart's Fibonacci tools (including Semafor).
I am unable to verify the issue on my end.
I cannot say there is absolutely no bug, but at the very least, I have not encountered any problems during my own testing.
Therefore, I will need sufficient information from your side in order to investigate further.