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Hi everyone. Hope you have a good day.

I would like to ask whether there are ways for us to see the CS countdown time like in the Trading View.

For example,

  • for TF M1 > Countdown from 60 seconds for 1 CS.
  • for TF M5 > Countdown from 5 minutes for 1 CS.
  • for TF M15 > Countdown from 15 minutes for 1 CS.
Thank you guys. You're the best!

I've come across things like this sometimes, although I've never used anything like that myself. Try searching.

If you mean a current bar timer...

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Simple timer next candle

Francesco Danti, 2011.08.17 11:23

A non-invasive candle time that can be positioned next to price or near a corner.

nafis fairus:

Hi everyone. Hope you have a good day.

I would like to ask whether there are ways for us to see the CS countdown time like in the Trading View.

For example,

  • for TF M1 > Countdown from 60 seconds for 1 CS.
  • for TF M5 > Countdown from 5 minutes for 1 CS.
  • for TF M15 > Countdown from 15 minutes for 1 CS.
Thank you guys. You're the best!
What is CS ?
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@Alain Verleyen #: What is CS ?
I think it refers to "Candlestick"! In other words, a Bar!
Alain Verleyen #:
What is CS ?

My attempt at guessing: candlestick.

My English is still relatively weak, but half of my vocabulary comes from this site😁😁

Fernando Carreiro #:
I think it refers to "Candlestick"! In other words, a Bar!
Yeah...how S I am to not KN T.
Vladislav Boyko #:

My attempt at guessing: candlestick.

My English is still relatively weak, but half of my vocabulary comes from this site😁😁

Seems I am the only one who couldn't guess. Maybe because I don't want to guess 😉
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Alain Verleyen #: Seems I am the only one who couldn't guess. Maybe because I don't want to guess 😉
On the TradingView website, they often use that abbreviation, for example "CS Patterns" meaning "Candlestick Patterns".
Alain Verleyen #:
What is CS ?
Short for Candlestick sir.
Fernando Carreiro #:
On the TradingView website, they often use that abbreviation, for example "CS Patterns" meaning "Candlestick Patterns".
That is correct sir.
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