Hello,
My computer skills are marginal at best and so I am hoping someone might help me out with this problem, please.
Let's say you have 2 charts on your screen side by side of IBM. 1 chart is a Constant Volume chart of V117649 and the other chart is a Constant Volume chart of V16807. Now below each chart you have the Ergodic TSI indicator showing the strength in each chart. What I want to do is to switch the TSI showing the strength in the V16807 to the V117649 and eliminate the original TSI for the V117649 chart. What I will end up with is the V117649 chart with the TSI showing the strength from the V16807.
The reason I want to do this is that the V16807 is a faster chart than the V117649 consequently the TSI will be faster as well giving you a faster response time for the slower V117649 chart. Plus both charts are fractal charts using 7 as the fractal number thus they both relate to each other. How can I do this?
TIM
"A man has to believe in something, I believe I will go fishing." Henry David Thoreau
The measure of a man is not how many times he gets knocked down...but how many times he gets back up.
My computer skills are marginal at best and so I am hoping someone might help me out with this problem, please.
Let's say you have 2 charts on your screen side by side of IBM. 1 chart is a Constant Volume chart of V117649 and the other chart is a Constant Volume chart of V16807. Now below each chart you have the Ergodic TSI indicator showing the strength in each chart. What I want to do is to switch the TSI showing the strength in the V16807 to the V117649 and eliminate the original TSI for the V117649 chart. What I will end up with is the V117649 chart with the TSI showing the strength from the V16807.
The reason I want to do this is that the V16807 is a faster chart than the V117649 consequently the TSI will be faster as well giving you a faster response time for the slower V117649 chart. Plus both charts are fractal charts using 7 as the fractal number thus they both relate to each other. How can I do this?
TIM
"A man has to believe in something, I believe I will go fishing." Henry David Thoreau
The measure of a man is not how many times he gets knocked down...but how many times he gets back up.
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