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Abhijit,
>looking for is a way to have this one minute chart, with say a 34ema on
>this based on 13 minute chart.
The way I do this is use the 1 minute chart for everything. An EMA
of length=34 on 13-minute bars is the same as an EMA of length=442
on 1-minute bars (13*34=442). You'll probably get a "better" moving
average this way too.
Whenever I have multiple timeframes, I always try to figure out if
I can do all my indicators in the smallest time frames. For stuff
based on averages, it's easy. For pattern-recognition functions or
swing detection algorithms, it's hard; for those you pretty much
have to use the target timeframe as well as your 1-minute bars.
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