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Tony,
You can of course color your candlesticks anyway you find helpful but
your comment that using yesterday's close is the "normal way" to
distinguish candle color is a new one for me. I've done a fair
amount of research on coding candlesticks for backtesting and I've
never run across that idea. An up day (as far as I've ever known) is
Close>open. Is your approach a Brit / Aussie thing? Curious.
Thanks.
Wayne
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Tony Meskill" <tmeskill@xxxx>
wrote:
> Yes but is there a way to colour it relative to the previous days
close,
> which is the more normal way to colour candles ?
>
> Tony
>
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