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Another possibility is to plot each average as a seperate Indicator with a different default colour.
Ashok
praktikus_ms <praktikus@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Muhammad
what you are achieving can't be done with MS in a straightforward
manner. One solution is to color your MA's as you want and then save
this as a template. Now each time you need your colored MA's in your
chart, you simply apply your template to this chart.
Martin
--- In Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Muhammad Deen <smdeen_pk@xxxx>
wrote:
> Sorry for giving trouble once agin.I have searched the
> manual but cannot find my ansawer to the following.
> I want to plot multiple moving average as an indicator
> The formulae is
> mov(c,5,e);
> mov(c,20,e);
> mov(c,50,e)
> Now,i want to color the 5ma red,20 ma,blue,and 50
> ma,green.
> What word should i add in the formule which gives me
> the desired result.
> I get the indicator but all averages are
displayed in
> red.By clicking on an individaul average and then
> changing the color selection serve the purposebut i
> want to see that every time i plot the indicator it is
> displayed in their respective colors instead of doing
> them manually.
> Sorry for the trouble.
>
>
> =====
> S.M.Deen
>
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