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Write it yourself, a couple of lines of code.
Price Bid or Close[0] minus bufferMA[0].
You can take several MAs and count from all of them.
In the main window, in the panel
Write a function to display the result on the screen.
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Wofka, why did you put your wife on your avatar? Do you want to sell her for debt?
Better hide it. They'll steal the beauty.)
Wofka, why did you put your wife on your avatar? Do you want to sell her for debt?
Better hide it. They'll steal the beauty.)
Wofka, why did you put your wife on your avatar? Do you want to sell her for debt?
Better hide it. They'll steal the beauty.)
In the main window, in the pane. Although the MACD is not bad either
The current price is ticks, and bars are thinned prices for a period, the chart may show only one bar price, while in real time you can only see a number. Or we may use a tick chart, but then it will be too long, we will see only the fit into the chart, and within one candle, for example the last one, we will see tickwise oscillation from one MA value. Even if we include the bid (Close 0) in МА calculation, changes of MA will be less than price shifts.
The current price is ticks, and bars are thinned prices for a period, the chart may show only one bar price, while in real life you can only see a number. Or we may use a tick chart, but it will be too long, and we will see only the fit into the chart and within one candle, for example the last one, we will see tickwise oscillation from one MA value. Even if we include the bid (Close 0) in МА calculation, changes of MA will be less than price shifts.
Let's assume that Uladzimir Izerski, in his own words, is exceptionally well versed in waves. But judging by this statement, it follows that everyone else has a worse understanding of waves than he does.
Will this Uladzimir Izerski explain how to understand waves correctly?
Not through a hollow statement that he understands and everyone else does not, but through concrete examples of the proper interpretation of waves.
Welcome. No one is pulling your tongue.
Well done 😁 and the false prophet-turned-poul himself again for the amusement of the public 😆
It is too complicated. Let's say there is MA24 on the chart. The price is higher. We need to show in the chart corner how many points the difference is
Something like this? StdDev Custom Percentage Label
Figure 1: StdDev Custom Percentage Label
Yes, he thinks that his lucky forecast for the day ahead can disrupt the markets. And it's not a forecast given in prime time on Fox News, but here on this forum in text by a nonce. Not a publication of a method that allows making forecasts, but a single forecast. Everyone follows him and envies him, considers him a guru and teacher, looks into his mouth and waits for his wisdom as manna from heaven.
Now, that's clinical, of course... In science, the mental state of Mr. prophet of Izersky has long been investigated and this is what it is called:
Delusions of grandeur.
Delusions of grandeur are a group of disorders that include delusions of special origin, genius, invention, wealth, reform...
Delusions of grandeur, megalomania (from the Greek μεγάλως "majestically", μέγας "great, immense" and the Greek μανίας "great").Greek μανία "passion, madness"), megalomanic or megalomaniacal delirium, expansive delirium (from Latin expando "to extend, spread, extend"), also (incorrectly) grandiosity mania is a delusional type of self-awareness and behaviour expressed in an extreme overestimation of the importance, fame, popularity, wealth, power, genius, political influence, up to omnipotence. The synonym "megalomania" is used in everyday life by laymen and is erroneous, as mania in psychiatry refers to an inadequate elevated mood characterised by increased motor activity, accelerated thinking and speech.