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>but why dont you simply use 2 indicator windows?
>or are you looking for an exploration.
No I'm not looking to run it in an explore but you could - I would like to plot it on a chart to be able to see the change myself. I have seen it done in tradestation so I'm sure we could do it in MS. The reason for not putting it in two windows is simple if I can reduce the indicator done to a simple indicator I could plot it on the bars, or leave the results within a seperate window all alone.
To the group of MS,
Is it possible to create an indicator which would show you the
following?
Use dual stochastic oscillator's, each one has a different bar
setting then the other (say for this example one is called "A" and
the other is called "B"), plus both will have different horizontal
line plots. Then create an indicator which would show you where the
following occurred.
First - The "A" stochastic Fast D plot with a 45 bar setting must be
below the horizontal line plot of 30.
Second - The "B" stochastic Fast D plot with a 7 bar setting must:
First be below the horizontal
line plot of 10 and then turn up on a
closing basis while still below the 10 plot line.
Is there a way to show this?
Thanks
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