MMTools - Screener

❖ Overview

Screener expands your market insights and provides an efficient way to monitor real-time signals from Catcher across hundreds of charts on a single screen.

Each cell in the table displays the number of indicator signals. For instance, a value of "1" in the row labeled ‘BTCUSDT.P’ and column ‘30’ indicates one long signal on the 30-minute Bitcoin chart within the selected lookback period. “0” means no signal in the lookback.

❖ Multi-Table Construction

Screener supports flexible layouts and overlays. To build a multi-table interface, simply add multiple instances of the script to your chart. For optimal usability, it is recommended to allocate a dedicated panel or tab.

⚙️ Key Parameters to Customize Initially

• Indicator Lookback: Defines how far back Screener checks for signals.
  
• Symbols: Choose up to 20 symbols. Use additional tables to expand coverage.
  
• Size: Adjusts the overall dimensions of the table.
  
• Display Settings: Customize colors, opacity, and symbol visibility. For dark theme charts, set color opacity to 100% and transparency to 0%.
  

⚙️ Per-Table Adjustable Parameters

• Timeframe: This defines the interval for signal collection across all symbols displayed in the top row of the table. It must be equal to or greater than the chart’s timeframe, otherwise the script will deliberately trigger an error. For multiple tables, use a lower chart timeframe (e.g., 1 minute) to meet this requirement.
  
• Table Positioning: Use either the “Position” (predefined screen locations) or “Block” (stacked layout) parameters. The “Block” method enables a greater number of tables by aligning them side-by-side efficiently.
  

-- Multi-table example demonstrating the use of the ’Position’ parameter --


-- Multi-table example demonstrating the use of the ’Block’ parameter --

❖ Access
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Disclaimer

The information provided by my scripts is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always do your own research before making financial decisions.