The ArcTangent math function atan(arg) will return the angle in
radians. Remember 2pi radians = 360 degrees. Remember if you want to
compare angles of different securities, the opposite side should
probably be in percent (or some other normalization) rather than the
difference between 2 indicator values. For the x axis, just counting
the number of bars is OK rather than doing something complicated with
the various time functions.
A second ArcTangent function atan2(y,x) allows you to use the opposite
and adjacent sides of the triangle.
Now the real problem with angles is that the chart windows can be
re-sized, thus changing the apparent angle as viewed visually on the
screen.
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