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Hello
<BR>In Tool/options/application properties/chart options, there is the
<I>change security</I> "use smart chart" possbility.
<BR>When making this choice, it is working on all open charts. (that is
what I found out)
<BR>I would like to be able to use 2 charts on my screen. The reason
is that the charts often have to many indicators/lines so that they are
totally unclear/unreadable.
<BR>The first chart would be a layout with indicators, in inner windows
but also on the chart (like the Dynamic Multiple TimeFrame, more EMA's,
etc.)
<BR>The second one would just be the smart chart of the security, with
trendlines, and other lines studies, etc.
<P>When I am "screening" some stocks, I would like that my layout uses
the layout self (so, not the smart chart, because I would lose the DMTF
f.i.) and the second one smart charts. So could I have a synoptic
view on all kind of indicators.
<P>I haven't found any other solution than each time to change the "use
smart chart" option before and after changing the chart in the layout
and the smart chart self.
<P>It there any way to cope with this?
<P>Thanks for your help
<BR>(Do not hesitate to tell me if I haven't been clear enough in my explaination!)
<P>Augustin Bataille
<BR>Belgium</HTML>
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From: Augustin Bataille <Jean.Bataille@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Hi,
As you know, MACD is always bottoming or topping before crossing its
trigger line.
However, the MACD signal comes always a bit late compared to price
movement.
Is there any way to calculate the MACD first derivative function to
identify MACD tops/bottoms, that could be use by the Explorer or the
SystemTester?
Any suggestion is welcome
Kind regards,
Augustin Bataille
Belgium
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