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Hi,
I've noticed that on the y-axis different stocks display their
interval values as $0.10, $0.20, $0.40, $0.50, etc. Even if it's
just one stock, at different times its interval values are
different.
E.g., on 8/11/05, on a 5-min chart,
every interval value of IBM is $0.50;
every interval value of EBAY is $0.40; and
every interval value of AMGN is $0.20.
If P = the interval value of a specific stock, is there any way to
calculate this "P"?
Also, can this interval value be customized? If so, how?
Any help is appreciated.
Robert.
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