Actually Terry, having just played with it, although the 'multiples of 8' is helpful, it doesn't allow the recreation of the CD based grid, because of course the counts will always be different in CD vs TD in the octal base, because of their ...

Well Terry, thats the answer, the TD setting gives a timinglines match with the OEM MMTF SW in this example. My suggestion is that you might leave your TV code with a CD/TD toggle for the user - because I suspect that some instruments will ...

Terry - well done. Applied your MML to random nasdaq stock today using PA midpoint start date, looks sound. The closest matching compare with OEM MMTF SW is shown, and theyre not identical (timinglines only) - they slip out of sync by second half of ...

Terry I suggest have (at least) a manual date entry option for the start date. people will select their own preference. My own would be as I said above. The time frame is then the next 365 days divided into 8ths The price level for the start line ...

Very Interesting In the time-warped 2011 version that I can still run, the vertical timinglines are also hard coded into the SW and all timelines are drawn automatically, even when data to 2023 is used. So 'hard frost' as an explanation from TH is ...

Terry, brief answer tonight: from TM's original course, see point 6 for the frame start date:

@tmpascoe to check this if you suggest an (easily & free) available instrument - EOD only - I can run it in the time warped VM and send you the result for comparison with your TV coded version?

@PB - I lurk here daily & silently, thanks for years of excellent logic & analysis, and demonstrations. I have come to use DMAs & Envelopes as a successful and mathematically sound technique @tmpascoe - thanks for your coding on TV : really great ...

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Hi PB, Swede, & all others who have continued this excellent learning material. Long time lurker here, longtime appreciative of all your excellent logic and investigation. Now I am forced to ask a question: PB - I can see that using ST software you ...