I had another idea, since i said that we are only interested in the
movment of the obv and not the exact value of it, why dont' you plot
the obv in %, this should do the trick . Believe me, i too use OBV but i am
never interested in absolute number (sometimes its so big, i have to
count digits, he hehe), but i think % will be even much better, to
make it more interesting have them plot with different color for say
above 70%, and below 30%.
movment of the obv and not the exact value of it, why dont' you plot
the obv in %, this should do the trick . Believe me, i too use OBV but i am
never interested in absolute number (sometimes its so big, i have to
count digits, he hehe), but i think % will be even much better, to
make it more interesting have them plot with different color for say
above 70%, and below 30%.