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In this lesson, you’ll learn how to set up and customize the MenthorQ indicator in Tick Blaze, from initial installation through advanced customization options. This step-by-step guide walks you through the entire integration process so you can start plotting institutional-grade price levels on your charts.
After downloading the indicator from the MenthorQ dashboard, you’ll import it into Tick Blaze by navigating to Menu Tools, Import Resource. Once imported, you add the indicator to your chart and configure your API key to connect with MenthorQ’s data. The indicator automatically adds a Refresh price levels button to your toolbar, which you’ll click to plot levels onto your chart.
You can fully customize the visual appearance of your price levels through the indicator settings. The label formatting options allow you to adjust font size, alignment, and other display properties to make levels easier to read. Under parameters, you’ll find controls for each individual level where you can modify colors, line styles (solid, dashed, etc.), and line thickness to match your charting preferences.
The platform offers powerful flexibility through level types and level conversions. You can toggle different level types like blind spots on or off depending on your trading strategy. For example, if you want to plot SPX levels on top of your ES chart, you can use the level conversion options by specifying the ticker symbol and ratio. This allows you to analyze relationships between correlated instruments.
Each level can be individually enabled or disabled, giving you complete control over chart clutter. Whether you’re monitoring HVL0DTE levels or other MenthorQ metrics, you can turn specific levels on and off without affecting your other settings. Simply access the parameters, find the level you want to modify, and toggle it as needed.
To get started with Tick Blaze integration, download the indicator from your MenthorQ dashboard, import it using the Tools menu, add your API key, and click the Refresh button to begin plotting price levels immediately.
Video Chapters
00:00 – Importing the MenthorQ indicator into Tick Blaze
00:27 – Adding the indicator to your chart and configuring API key
01:30 – Customizing label formatting and size
01:48 – Enabling different level types like blind spots
02:11 – Customizing individual level colors and line styles
03:11 – Setting up level conversions for different instruments
Key Takeaways
Import the MenthorQ indicator through Menu Tools, Import Resource and configure your API key to connect
Use the Refresh price levels button to plot levels and customize label formatting for better visibility
Toggle level types like blind spots and customize each level’s color, style, and thickness individually
Enable level conversions to plot levels from one instrument (like SPX) onto another chart (like ES)
Video Transcription
[00:00:00.29] - Speaker 1 Hey there, folks. I wanted to show you a quick video on how to set up the Tick Blaze indicator from Enter Q. So after you've downloaded the indicator from the Myth 3Q dashboard and you have tickblaze open, you can go to Menu Tools, Import Resource, and I'm going to browse to the indicator that I downloaded right here. Click Open, and then I'm going to click import. There we go.
[00:00:27.17] - Speaker 1 So now it's been imported into Tick Plays. Now, to add the indicator to the chart, I click on the indicators button and then I browse to the Min3Q indicator, which should show up right here in the list. And then I click this down arrow to add it to the chart. The next step is to add your API key. So I'm going to go ahead and copy mine in here.
[00:00:53.06] - Speaker 1 Expand the API, paste that in, click ok. Now, if you notice after you've added the indicator to the chart, it added a button up to the toolbar right here called Refresh price levels. If I click that button right now, now you'll see that it started to plot some levels onto my chart from M3Q. Let me show you how to change the size of the labels because these are kind of small right now. So let's, let's make these a little bit larger. So if I click on the indicator settings and I go to parameters, I can change the label formatting, I can change the font, the size, the alignment, all kinds of things.
[00:01:30.27] - Speaker 1 So if I click on the size, I'm gonna make this a little bit large, make it 20. So we can see click OK, click refresh one more time. And now we can see the labels are now larger for us to see. Now let's talk about the different level types. So say I want to turn blind spots on to show on the chart.
[00:01:48.28] - Speaker 1 If I go back up to the indicator settings and I go here and I go to the parameters and I expand level types. Now, I can turn on different level types if I want to. So say I want to turn blind spots on. I change that to show, click OK and click refresh one more time. And now I can see that blind spots are showing up on the chart.
[00:02:11.29] - Speaker 1 Now let's talk about customizing the individual levels, the colors, the style of the line, those sorts of things. So if I click on the indicator settings one more time, we go to parameters, and now we have a list of settings for each level. So every level has settings that can be changed for turning it on and off. The color, the style of the line, and then the thickness of the line, of course. So let's say we want to change the HVL0DTE to different color.
[00:02:51.04] - Speaker 1 Let's make it this purple here. Let's make it a dashed line, make it a little bit thicker. Click OK and click Refresh one more time. So now we can see that those styles have been applied. This can be done for every level that's available from Mentor Q.
[00:03:11.29] - Speaker 1 Now let's talk about level conversions. So say I want to plot the SPX levels, for example, on top of my ES chart. If I go back to my indicator settings here, go to Parameters, and I scroll all the way to the bottom, what you'll see is these level conversion options here. So say I want to expand this one. I'm going to turn on level conversion 1.
[00:03:35.20] - Speaker 1 Let's type in SPX. The ratio can be anything you want. I'll just leave it as one. Click OK and click Refresh. So now we can see that we've got SPX levels actually being plotted onto the chart as well.
[00:03:51.27] - Speaker 1 One last thing is that you can turn individual levels on and off as well. So say I want to turn certain levels off. So I want to turn off the HVL0DTE level that we just customized. So if I go here and go to Parameters, expand that and say I want to turn that off. So say enabled.
[00:04:10.11] - Speaker 1 No, click ok. Refresh one more time. And now we can see that that level is not shown anymore. So hopefully that helps get you set up with using tick blaze with men3q.
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