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Cluster charts
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| [2014-04-09 21:50:13] |
| User55555 - Posts: 1 |
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When I apply Number Bars or Volume by price studies to each bar within the chart, I see that each bar has its own, independent of other bars, scale for drawing volume profile, for example: if one bar has max cluster volume 200, and other bar 20 - width of those clusters within the bars on the chart will be equal. So my question is - how can I(and could I at all?) make chart with profiles of the each bar, but width of each cluster in profile will depend on absolute volume - that cluster in one bar with volume 200 will be 10 times wider cluster in other bar with volume 20. PS Currently I use Ninja with GOMP indicator which allows me to change global scale for absolute cluster volume by pressing +/- keys, making clusters thinner or thicker. But anyway - having a glimpse of my chart, I always can differ 200 cluster and 20. Attached files are screenshots of the same situation in sierra and ninja. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2014-04-09 21:52:59
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| [2014-04-11 04:40:21] |
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This is not adjustable in Sierra Chart. We will have to consider this later on.
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| [2014-11-04 21:14:12] |
| jivetrader - Posts: 410 |
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i also found this to be a limitation and because of this went back to using straight numbers (Footprints) instead of histograms. it is not really useful to compare only the levels within a bar as trading decisions are not based on only one bar. in reality we use charts to display relative levels across the entire display. that is the main point of a chart. in fact, this is what traditional volume indicator does. Numbers Bars should do the same IMO. |
| [2014-11-05 12:23:24] |
| SviCh - Posts: 40 |
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I started topic with the same request about a year ago. This is a must for objective cluster volume perseption. |
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