|
PureBytes Links
Trading Reference Links
|
Have you tried using the cycle indicator and setting it to 89 from 89 days back?
Claud
Nicholas Kormanik wrote:
> A few weeks back, someone had asked about putting a horizontal line on a
> chart. The method was pretty straight forward. Now, however, I'm wondering
> about plotting a **vertical** line on a chart.
>
> For instance, in looking at a stochastics chart for 89 days, it would be
> nice to see some vertical line (perhaps light gray) at the 89-days-ago
> point, where this particular stochastic measurement began. Tomorrow's
> chart, of course, would need a one day shift to the right of that vertical
> line.
>
> Is getting a vertical line like this an easy thing to do? I think it's a
> bit tougher than the horizontal line.
>
> What I think it would entail is: a 1 or a 0 indicator, like ??? >= 89 (or
> <= 89, since both would result in the same vertical line, one going up
> versus down). And this 'indicator' would be laid without scaling over top
> of the stochastics chart. Every time you look at it, it would show a
> vertical line 89 days back from the present.
>
> Don't know that it would help much as far as trading, but it might provide
> some additional insights.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Nicholas
--
http://pw1.netcom.com/~claudb/
Attachment Converted: "c:\eudora\attach\ClaudB2.vcf"
|