In order to add arrows on a chart, you have to update the chart's formula. Steps: - Right click on a chart then select "Edit Formula" - "PlotArrow" is the function we must use to plot arrows PlotArrow Parameters: Time-Series: Plots an arrow above/below a candlestick when the value of the time series is different from zero Description: Text to display above/below arrows TopBottom: A constant that specify whether to plot the arrows below or above candlesticks Color: The color used to draw the different arrows Example: cross1 = cross(sma(10), sma(30)); PlotArrow(cross1, "Last Cross: ".barssince(cross1[1]), AboveHigh, colorRed); The above example plots an arrow on the bar where the 10-bar simple moving average (SMA) crosses above the 30-bar SMA. Above each arrow, we display the number of bars since the last crossover. This is calculated using the "barssince" function and the "cross1" variable one bar ago (cross1[1]).  If you want to create arrows with different colors, you can call the "PlotArrow " function several times and use a different color each time. Example: Plots a green arrow when the stock is trading at a 75-bar high Plots a red arrow when the stock is trading at a 75-bar low PlotArrow(close == hhv(close, 75), "", AboveHigh, colorGreen); PlotArrow(close == llv(close, 75), "", BelowLow, colorRed);
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