Ultimately, there is a terrible conflict, but one that has been honestly earned by the characters and the story-tellers. Townfolk are drawn into the conflict, including stable manager (Michael Jeter) and a doctor with a strong, brave sister (Annette Benning). When Baxter's men come after Mose and Button, Boss and Charley have to respond, not for their cattle or their fortunes, but because they cannot allow anyone to bully them. Boss, Charley, and Baxter will have to sort it out themselves. The nearest federal marshall is too far away to arrive in time to make a difference. The law is no help - Baxter owns the whole town, including the sheriff. A man named Baxter (Michael Gambon) now owns the land and most of the town, and he does not want cattle grazing on his land. They come to an area they have been through before, but something has changed. Also working for Boss are Mose (Abraham Benrubi) and Button (Diego Luna), a teenager he took in as a young orphan. They’re lightweight, spacious and inspired by the great wide open. OneQLine.In OPEN RANGE, Boss (Robert Duvall) and Charley (Kevin Costner) are decent men who have worked together for ten years, driving cattle across the prairie. Open Range fifth wheels and travel trailers are loaded with inventive features that make it easy to take on whatever’s around the next turn. Plot oneQLine = if showQuarters and OREnded and !endPlot then oneQuarter else Double.NaN Mid.setDefaultColor(GlobalColor("midColor")) ĭef oneQuarter = ORLow + (ORFullRange/4) ĭef threeQuarter = ORHigh - (ORFullRange/4) Plot mid = if OREnded and !endPlot then midPoint else Double.NaN ORH.SetDefaultColor(GlobalColor("rangeColor")) Plot ORH = if OREnded and !endPlot then ORhigh else Double.NaN ORL.SetDefaultColor(GlobalColor("rangeColor")) Plot ORL = if OREnded and !endPlot then ORlow else Double.NaN RTH = GetTime() >= RegularTradingStart(GetYYYYMMDD()) ĭef postAnchorTime = if SecondsFromTime(anchorTime) >= 0 then 1 else 0 ĭef endAchorTime = if SecondsTillTime(anchorEnd) >= 0 then 1 else 0 ĭef endPlot = secondsFromTime(anchorEnd) >= 0 ĭef ORActive = (Today OR !showTodayOnly) and RTH and SecondsFromTime(End_Time) ORhigh then high else ORhigh ĭef ORlow = if RTH and !RTH then low else if RTH and ORActive and low = 0 Please let me know if you have ideas for improvement. Range charts and renko charts will have some difficulties with the study and the VWAP will not work on those at all. This study will work best on timeframes less than 1 hour and will perform will on tick charts. The second version (in the same chart) is 9:30 to 9:45 and then 9:30 to 16:00 for the line display. In the image above, the first version has 2:30 to 3:30 as the European open range and 2:30 to 9:00 as the time to draw the lines. 9:30 to 9:45) and another for the period for the lines to draw (eg. One for the opening range you want to analyze (eg. The options have two associated timeframes. And finally, there is an option to color your candles if they fall outside of the OR. You can also enable bubbles to show that display the OR highs and lows but need to have an expansion area of 5 bars or so to display properly. There are options in this study to show the range as a label in the top left, to show/hide the extended targets and also to add additional 1/4 and 3/4 lines inside of the range. If you are interested in learning more about why Opening Ranges are important and some different strategies to trade them, there is a more complex study with background information here: Opening Range Breakout. This study is intended to provide context to your trading system but is not a strategy in and of itself. You will see the blue-ish lines representing the opening range for each of those periods with a mid-line and some extended targets based on the range. Once, from the European session open and once from the US Open. In the image above, I have added the study twice.
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