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I have a code that plots highs and lows intraday. The problem is that these lines disappear after the next highs or lows appear. Is there a way to keep the lines and extend them all the way to the right? I only want the code which makes this viable


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I have a code that plots highs and lows intraday. The problem is that these lines disappear after the next highs or lows appear. Is there a way to keep the lines and extend them all the way to the right? I only want the code which makes this viable

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