919gilead or honestknave,
I've been very impressed with MADdash and I use it to spot possible trade setups. I was hoping, however, I could have this function tweaked into an indicator that would be much more useful for myself. There is a vast vast amount of info on dash itself. Much more than I want to know, but the most important info on the dash in my mind is the derived values for the selected time frames. Specifically, the highest values
I ask for this variation of your MADdash.exe program because I desire to have all of the most pertinent info on the pair charts and not in a centralized window, although, having the alarms there is a definite plus.
So what I envision that I to have on all 28 pair charts is a simple small box dash or even label texts with the derived numbers. And a meter for each time frame selected in the parameters. Next to the meter I would like to see the highest derived number for each pair and of course, the current pair has its own derived number.
So if we were in a 5 min time frame and the highest derived value out of all the pairs is 100 and the derived value of the current pair on chart is 80 you would see a meter filled up 80% (bullish or bearish) and you'll see the ratio 80/100 next to it. Of course the numbers are subject to red or green colors dictating bullish or bearish rather than dealing with negative numbers. This is how it is done currently.
What do you guys think? I am a chart scanner myself. I'd like to get all of the currency strength info I can directly on the chart. Your program has a great approach with the derived numbers and sorting out the strongest pairs from the weak ones.
Actually, I would also like to have an additional threshhold in this pair strength indicator. The top 2 from any of the time frames selected gets a star or something to indicate it is at the top of its strength compared to other pairs for that time frame.
Thanks in advance!
I've been very impressed with MADdash and I use it to spot possible trade setups. I was hoping, however, I could have this function tweaked into an indicator that would be much more useful for myself. There is a vast vast amount of info on dash itself. Much more than I want to know, but the most important info on the dash in my mind is the derived values for the selected time frames. Specifically, the highest values
I ask for this variation of your MADdash.exe program because I desire to have all of the most pertinent info on the pair charts and not in a centralized window, although, having the alarms there is a definite plus.
So what I envision that I to have on all 28 pair charts is a simple small box dash or even label texts with the derived numbers. And a meter for each time frame selected in the parameters. Next to the meter I would like to see the highest derived number for each pair and of course, the current pair has its own derived number.
So if we were in a 5 min time frame and the highest derived value out of all the pairs is 100 and the derived value of the current pair on chart is 80 you would see a meter filled up 80% (bullish or bearish) and you'll see the ratio 80/100 next to it. Of course the numbers are subject to red or green colors dictating bullish or bearish rather than dealing with negative numbers. This is how it is done currently.
What do you guys think? I am a chart scanner myself. I'd like to get all of the currency strength info I can directly on the chart. Your program has a great approach with the derived numbers and sorting out the strongest pairs from the weak ones.
Actually, I would also like to have an additional threshhold in this pair strength indicator. The top 2 from any of the time frames selected gets a star or something to indicate it is at the top of its strength compared to other pairs for that time frame.
Thanks in advance!
