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Notice how the murray math indicator doesn't update but the murray math hourly indicator does. That seems self explanatory...
I like the looks of the murray math indicator (the one with the colored lines).
I know that several modifications have been done to this indicator. Is there a reason that it hasn't been modified to update hourly?
Also, on a 2nd note, if someone could update the "murray math indicator" code to have the "plot within" functionality that Richard's "EOTpro murray math lines indicator" has, that would be a big help.
Todd
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
You are saying that when you select "True" for recalculate pivot hourly, that it doesn't work? Or you are saying you want more than a daily pivot, you want an hourly pivot.
See 2nd screenshot below... apparently I did not have the "recalculate hourly" as "true". However, even with it showing as "true", it still shows less lines than when I put the other murray math indicator on my chart called "murray math hourly". I'm just wondering why that is?
We need a discussion on Murrey Math and implementing it into your trading.
I know many of you had not heard of Murrey Math Lines (MML) prior to reading my blog or this forum. I must also admit I only recently discovered it, so we will all learn together!
