Rox wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 24, 2020 11:49 am

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Are these repainters?

Not sure seems to be working for me. Thanks; I think I have the lines now. The screenshot (1) shows where I think (only an example) the histo colouring of the WPR subwindow should be (fast and slow slope up - blue; fast and slow slope down - salmon) Screenshot (2): I reproduced the WPR with your St...

xard777 wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 23, 2020 11:59 pm

The Index Dash is kind of a first for me so I am just bringing it online in baby steps. Try to get the basic stuff working across the board first before expanding user choice.
XARD777

My broker uses US100 for Nasdaq.
XARD: Try this out..
Thanks!

RomanUkraine wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 23, 2020 8:08 pm

josi wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 23, 2020 7:34 pm

Update
Brother Josi, teach us this concept!

There's not much to teach - just Google it.
See: lower high = 2nd dot in downtrend
higher low = 2nd dot in uptrend

My problem If you are familiar: with the concept of higher lows and higher highs in an uptrend with the concept of lower highs and lower lows in a downtrend it is easy to know what the 2nd dot is: in an uptrend: every higher low in a downtrend: every lower high So finally the Xard puzzle has been r...

mrtools wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 23, 2020 2:47 am

Added the line coloring for the slow histo outside line, will work on the arrows and mtf as time allows.

Sadly, I find neither the slope lines, nor do I have a histo differentiation (thick lines vs thin lines) any longer.

After i realized that, i come up with another idea and the results blow me away. I installed chaos on a one hour chart, set the multi TF to one hour and removed the slow WPR but kept the OB/OS shadowing, then in the same window install another Chaos over top and set the TF to four hour and removed ...

The only way I can think of incorporating slope into the indicator would be to add it to the histogram outer line, to make it change color according to slope, which would be no problem but one question is to leave the ob/os on that line as is? Thank you for your answer MrTools! I think that is a ve...

1) But aren't both lines pointing up in the grey zone? How would the slope filter out if both pointing up? 2) OK, thanks. I'm testing it out as well but having trouble deciding on its usefulness. I'm thinking could be good with a confirmation like nema or similar... This was not trading advice at a...

Couple of questions as you've piqued my interest. How does the slope filter this out? And what tool are you using to draw the reversal dots? 1. Slope of the indicators' lines (up or down - if both are up: buy; if both are down: sell - except when they are in extremes) 2. simple semafore (from XARD'...