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Experience Level - Novice This video details the options available in the Signal Marker Preference window. The Signal Marker Indicator is the vehicle used to mark bars or candles when a signal is true. The Signal Marker Preferences control the look of the signal on each bar within the chart. The preferences also control what actions occur when the signal is true for the current bar, including options such as playing a sound, opening a message box, or even sending an email.

Experience Level - Novice This video covers the preference window for Custom Indicators and details the options available with respect to how the custom indicator is displayed within a chart.

Experience Level - Novice This video explains how to manage custom indicators and signals: creating, saving, sending to chart, editing, and deleting.

Experience Level - Novice This video discusses the differences between custom indicators, signals, and scans and details the format of data that results from each type.

Experience Level - Novice This video provides an introductory explanation of the data values within each bar upon which RTL operates. It is essential to have a firm understanding of these RTL concepts before proceeding to the creation and manipulation of RTL objects.

This video demonstrates how to create alerts for price reaching certain levels which reset every bar.

This video demonstrates how to access the price of the last up and down fractal of the cumulative delta bars. Warning, this is a relatively advanced usage of RTL.

This video demonstrates how to plot the IB High and Low, Overnight High and Low, Previous (Globex) High and Low, Previous Close, and Day Session Open using a mixture of the Session Statistics Indicator and the MPD Indicator. The video also demonstrates how to paint the background of the day session a different color.

This video demonstrates to use RTL to apply an indicator to another indicator. In this case, we took the RSI of a Stochastic Slow %D as well as a Moving Average of the same Stochastic Slow %D.

This video covers several advanced RTL-based questions and answers, including how to access tokens for ticker symbols and periodicity, sending parameters to a custom indicator or signal, expanding the size restrictions on RTL syntax, and more.