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Trendlines not matching from Higher Timeframe to lower Timeframe?
Thanks. What trendline indi's would you recommend? I have played with a few, but I would have to put quite a few on my charts which is fine with different lookback periods. I don't mind doing this, but so goes trading.
Thanks for all your inputs. I have to figure out how to be lazy at something else soon or I must give up. hahah..
Thanks for the education all!
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
TAGS are used so that a manual drawn object can be referenced via NinjaScript. Non global draw objects TAG's will not change on workspace reload. Global draw objects do, I will check with development what the purpose of this behaviour is.
You even provide support on a "foreign" board.
As I said, great support is not one of Ninja's problems .
Thinking things trough is.
Yes, please ask development, what the reasoning is behind:
give the user the ability to name rays, but dont store that name in anywhere.
I think i came up with a good solution for you. If you use a point and figure chart using the bar type attached to this post then selecting the anchors points without thinking about the time dimension becomes much easier. The benefit of using a PnF chart also will reveal where rotational price action took place (areas of balance). Since i began to use this chart type i have realised i do not need to use market profile as much since you can easily deduct the position of the POC by a simple glance at these areas where balance took place.
Again test it using the bar type provided and let me know what you think.
Do you currently have "Snap Mode" enabled for your drawing object? If so please delete your line-->Disable Snap Mode and apply your trend line once again.
