Ichimoku Scanner

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The budget for this project is negotiable and is NOT $50 -90 USD as indicated above (the program required an amount; so, I put in an arbitrary dollar figure). 

I need an Ichimoku Scanner which scans for the various setups identified below on 3 different time frames of my choice (default should be Weekly, Daily, 4 hour).  The setups are:

1.  When a candle crosses into the cloud and closes in the cloud (bearish or bullish).  It needs to indicate if it is the current bar that closed in the cloud or N bars ago - up to 10 bars ago.  For example:  If the current bar closes in the cloud, and the 5th bar close is still in the cloud - then scanner needs to indicate that the 1st bar close in the cloud took place 5 bars ago. See attached picture #1.

2.  When a candle closes on the opposite side of the cloud (bearish or bullish). If bullish: the trend started under the cloud, progressed upwards through the cloud, and then closed above the cloud. The same for a bearish scenario.  More than 1/2 of the candle needs to be on the opposite side of the cloud when it closes.  It needs to indicate if it is the current bar that closed on the opposite side of the cloud or N bars ago - up to 10 bars ago.  See attached picture #2.

3.  When a candle crosses through both the Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen trend lines and close above or below both lines (depending if it is bullish or bearish).  More than 1/2 of the candle needs to close on the opposite side of the Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen when it closes.  It needs to indicate if it is the current bar that closed on the opposite side of both the Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen or N bars ago - up to 10 bars ago. See attached picture #3.  

4.  Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen cross - either bullish or bearish.  It needs to indicate how many bars ago or N bars ago (up to 10 bars ago) that the cross took place.  See attached picture #4.

See the attached picture for the exact list of Forex pairs to be used (entitled Market Watch).  If it is easier and less expensive to include all Forex pairs instead of just the 33 identified, then include all Forex pairs.  PLEASE NOTE that the Forex pairs are capitalized and end in pro (I use Forex.com as my broker - a 5 digit broker).  

This last requirement is optional and depends on the cost:  In the scanner, if I click on a Forex pair, it should pull up a chart of that Forex pair and time frame. I have attached a picture that shows a similar way of doing it (entitled SimilarScanner).  When I click on a Forex pair under the heading Chart, it pulls up that chart.