Dovilo » Thu May 01, 2014 12:54 am wrote:You can change colors on what you like and I don't know how arrows would help, it would just be doubling the same informations. Maybe I understood you wrong.padnoter » Wed Apr 30, 2014 8:21 pm wrote:Nice work Dovilo.
At the moment I find it a bit confusing with the array of colours & meanings. Maybe some arrows might help?
or some indicators as to when different timeframes line up (if that could be important?).
Colors are:
FlatColor is set to currency when difference of current slope value and past slope value is lower than FlatRange that you can set.Code: Select all
extern color UpStrongColor = Lime; //Color when currency is moving strongly up extern color UpWeakColor = Green; //Color when currency is going weakly up extern color FlatColor = SkyBlue; //Color when currency is going flat extern color DownWeakColor = Tomato; //Color when currency is going weakly down extern color DownStrongColor = Red; //Color when currency is moving strongly down
WeakColor is set to currency when difference of current slope value and past slope value is lower than StrongParametr that you can set and currency is not flat.
I will definitely add alert when timeframes are starting to have same direction since it is probably the best moment to enter that I can gain from this indicator.
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I am happy that you like it, it is very supportive for me
Thanks for advices.
ok, look forward to next update.
With the colour confusion (thanks for explanation & settings params) I meant with all the currency colours & the colours of the css values meaning up/down, my eyes don't naturally separate them & pick out the strong up/down, and thought an extra visual up/down/diagonal/flat arrow might help me (y. it's a duplicate). Anyway might be better when the duplicate currency names are removed... (their colours are mixing/merging/distracting from the lime/red strong slope colours)
cheers