This Pine Script code defines a strategy called "AynetBox 2 Timeframe Strategy".
1. Timeframe Inputs The user can manually select two different timeframes (tf1 and tf2). These inputs are minute-based, with the following options: 1, 3, 5, 15, 30, 60, 120, 240, 360, 720. 2. AynetBox Calculation AynetBox tracks price movements within a specific range (e.g., 125 USD). The function compares the current price with the previous AynetBox level to check if the price has moved up or down by at least the specified box_size. If the price exceeds this threshold: A new AynetBox level is set. The trend (current_trend) is assigned as upward (+1) or downward (-1). 3. Date and Time Filtering The user can manually configure the start (fromDay, fromMonth, fromYear) and end dates (toDay, toMonth, toYear). The time_cond variable ensures the strategy operates only within the specified date range. 4. Multi-Timeframe Calculation Based on the timeframes selected by the user (e.g., tf1 = 60, tf2 = 240), separate AynetBox calculations are performed for each timeframe. tf1Counter and tf2Counter: These counters track the elapsed time in each timeframe. When the counter reaches the length of the specified timeframe, it resets, and the AynetBox level is updated. 5. Plotting and Visualization The plot() function draws the AynetBox levels for both timeframes: The first timeframe is plotted in light blue (#3C8CE0), and the second in dark red (#FF4A68). fill() function: Fills the area between the two timeframes. If tf1 value is greater than tf2, the fill is in blue shades; otherwise, it is in red shades. 6. Signals and Trading Logic Long Signal: Triggered when tf1AynetBox crosses above tf2AynetBox. Short Signal: Triggered when tf1AynetBox crosses below tf2AynetBox. Small dots (plotchar) mark the signal points on the chart. The strategy automatically enters positions based on the signal (strategy.entry): strategy.long for long signals and strategy.short for short signals. 7. Visual Additions A title is added to the top-right corner using a table: It displays "AynetBox 2 Timeframe Strategy." This code allows users to track price movements within specified date ranges and two different timeframes, using the AynetBox logic. The intersections between the two timeframes form the basis for generating signals.