How to plot compound crosses ????????????????

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Let's say I want to plot

EURUSD+GBPJPY

How do you do this?

????????????????????????

Thanks

 
nobody?
 

Create a new indicator, in editor, FIle - New, with one index

then

int start(){

for(int i = Bars-1; i >= 0; i--){

ExtMapBuffer1[i] = iClose("GBPJPY", 0, i) + iClose("EURUSD", 0, i) ;

}

return(0);

}

 

Hmm, maybe EURUSD+GBPJPY is not really what he had in mind...

 

THanks for he reply. I would like to plot the candlesticks for EURUSD+GBPJPY. I have looked at the thread on Hieken Ashi but I am not proficient enough on the language to extrapolate what to do.

I was expecting that there was a function candlesticks(hig,low,close,open) but there is not!

Can somebody write such a function a showing how to use it within the code?

Why developers they do not make possible that from the file menu you can plot a linear combination of crosses instead of a single cross?

That would be very useful!

 

EURUSD is about 1.47...... GBPJPY is about 211,

EURUSD+GBPJPY ? you want how to combine them....

 

//buffers definition for the compound cross EURUSD+GBPJPY

double new_cross_Open[], new_cross_Close[], new_cross_High[], new_cross_Low[];

//now let's calculate the open, close,high, low of EURUSD+GBPJPY

new_cross_Open=iOpen("EURUSD",0,0)+iOpen("GBPJPY",0,0);

new_cross_Close=iClose("EURUSD",0,0)+iClose("GBPJPY",0,0);

new_cross_High=iHigh("EURUSD",0,0)+iHigh("GBPJPY",0,0);

new_cross_Low=iLow("EURUSD",0,0)+iLow("GBPJPY",0,0);


now I would like to have a function to plot new_cross_Open, new_cross_Close, new_cross_High, new_cross_Low

as a candlestick plot

......

thanks

 

Anboy can help?

Thanks

 

"Let's say I want to plot

EURUSD+GBPJPY

How do you do this?"

Pick a point in time.

Pick a base security. EURUSD in this case.

Plot bars for other currency relative to that starting time and price. Heikin Ashi gives the clues on how to plot the bars
using indicator indexes, as DxdCn noted.

It looks like this in the end:

 

Phy,

Would you post the code to get the plot that you've published?

thanks

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