mrtools wrote: Thu Aug 03, 2023 3:07 pmTry.

Thank you mrtools. Works well. Got one more request...yeah I know, I promise I'll keep quiet thereafter...
Could you please automate the mtf up till 4th higher timeframe.

sal wrote: Thu Aug 03, 2023 1:04 pm use this indicator better than de-compiled and mtf and arrow have

Thanks, Sal, it plots the same. But I want to be able to change the size of the arrows. And I don't know how to do that in the code. Can anyone help me out please?

Sorry it's decompiled but looks like a rsi with a ma of rsi think we have some in the forum also with mtf. Thank you, mrtools. Actually I'm a bit confused. Usually if it's a decompiled version, it says so on the header, with no references to copy rights. This one says nothing about being decompiled ...

mrtools, could you please add mtf to this Indicator and make the arrow adjustable in size. Thank you!

Incredible! Now we are governed by the UN without legitimate authority to do so. Yet their orders are supposed to be on legal basis. Oh, forgot, they got a contract with Schwab. The Rockefeller puppets are really taking over this planet. And we, the people are doing what about this fact ...

kvak wrote: Mon Jul 31, 2023 9:06 pm Hello, try this on picture....

Thanks, kvak, it's a bit better now. I understand, as I'm trading the US30. Could mtf actually be added to both indies??

Cross of 5x RSI indicator set: Subwindow + Candlestick Overlay & "Neutral" Candlestick highlight I dont find original post with request, bur here is requested cross of 5x RSI. Make onchart and subwindow version. Possible rsi smoothing and choose rsi types.... PS: For the 5x MA Cross indicator ...

Yes, this is definitely most interesting1 Thanks, OgeeI

It comes from a weekly report from IG's Monte Safieddine @Monte_IG (Dubai). https://www.ig.com/content/dam/publicsites/igcom/Dubai/files/education https://forex-station.com/download/file.php?id=3469245 [/url] he also does a weekly vid often using some of the same data. https://youtu.be/8nfKw7GhcPM ...

""The Fed may "tolerate" higher inflation.." :Rofl: ...Of course they do. They don't pay for it, the tax payer does!! Wanted to add: The FED, owned by banks, can print money unlimited (how convenient). Now, to put value on this zero value paper, they buy debts and charge the tax payers principle ...