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It would be pretty easy. Just substract close or settlement price from current price, if you want to know the move in points. Or divide current price by settlement or close, substract 1 and multiply by 100 to get the percentage move.
In the first place you should tell us
- what you want to use it for
- and how you want to display the results
I guess you do not want to show a line, which is moving parallel to price below the price panel?
OK, I'll explain a little better. I trade the S&P and Euro, but I want to use the dow as my leading indicator. How can I watch my S&P and Euro and have an indicator that lets me know if the dow is up or down by so much from the previous day?
Where do you want to display it? Do you want a line in your chart? Do you want a box that goes green and reads +0.20%? Do you want a ratio to know whether it has moved more that the S&P? Do you want to display a spread? If you just tell us
"I want an indicator that lets me know ..."
nobody can answer your question. You need to tell us what you are looking for precisely.
..Actually, yes. I want to be able to have an existing indicator on my screen, (+60, -80)- however if there is nothing like this available it is what is simply is.
