Anything above the line is an uptrend, below the line is a downtrend.
Hi Barraka, There is an issue with the dashboard always displaying one more pair than is selected in the Market Watch window. Are you sure it is looping for the correct number and checking for 'selected' pairs only? I always get one more at the end (next one in sequence alphabetically) to what I actually have selected in Market Watch. Also, would you mind making all the label objects 'hidden' from the object list please? It gets cluttered with too many items which the user would not need to select or modify. {I have downloaded the latest from post...
I have also found this odd behavior as I was first testing it. You should find the culprits at the bottom of your Market Watch list:
For example here EURGBP, it's grayed out. So in that case you'd want to first remove the indicator, then delete that symbol (Select it, press Delete), and launch the Dashboard again.
Let me know if this fixes the issue.
Regards,
I've improved a few things on the dashboard, so releasing the version "2.1" of it (which you will find on the first post).
The main addition is that you now have a mutli-timeframe view for each pair. The dashboard displays the next 3 higher timeframes to the chart it is attached on.
Here is what it looks like:
On the right, the 3 columns show the MTF view, of the slow MA on the %R indicator. This is our overall htf bias. It corresponds to the red line:
So when the dashboard shows green, the red line is above -50. When it shows red, it is below.
The point is to have a quick view to see if / how many of the HTFs are in agreement. And you can quickly see, if you're taking a daylight or midline cross setup, if you're going with or against the overall momentum.
The other modification is that you now have 3 options as to what the Dashboard displays :
The first 2 are the same as the previous dashboard. The last one displays only the midline information & crosses:
So it really depends what kind of version or "rules" you're following with the Daylight strategy.
The other settings are standard:
If you choose alerts as "true", you will have the corresponding alerts (Standard, aggressive, or midline).
The main addition is that you now have a mutli-timeframe view for each pair. The dashboard displays the next 3 higher timeframes to the chart it is attached on.
Here is what it looks like:
On the right, the 3 columns show the MTF view, of the slow MA on the %R indicator. This is our overall htf bias. It corresponds to the red line:
So when the dashboard shows green, the red line is above -50. When it shows red, it is below.
The point is to have a quick view to see if / how many of the HTFs are in agreement. And you can quickly see, if you're taking a daylight or midline cross setup, if you're going with or against the overall momentum.
The other modification is that you now have 3 options as to what the Dashboard displays :
The first 2 are the same as the previous dashboard. The last one displays only the midline information & crosses:
So it really depends what kind of version or "rules" you're following with the Daylight strategy.
The other settings are standard:
If you choose alerts as "true", you will have the corresponding alerts (Standard, aggressive, or midline).
I am unsure of the last sell arrow on the attached chart - the lower chart shows the red line UNDER the black line - so it doesn't meet the requirement for a signal. why ? {image}
BTW, this is the thread related to the dashboard
