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If I want to create a chart that is a weekly chart with a 30 MA and be able to look at it at any time, will this be a Chart Template, Scan or PCF? I am just a little confused on how much detail is saved on each one. Thanks
DJ
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You may be interested in this:
If you are new to TeleChart READ THIS FIRST!
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diceman
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Let us know if you need more help after you watch the videos linked by diceman above.
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Is there a simple answer to this question? I am not in the position right now to peruse through the videos looking for what I thought was a simple answer. Thanks
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When you apply a moving average to a chart. It
is on the chart in its times frame.
On a daily it will be daily.
On a weekly it will be 5 days.
Scans will look for conditions.
PCF's are what create the scans.
Both have nothing to do with a chart plot.
(unless you create a custom indicator)
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diceman
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yourchef51
You will need to create a Chart Template. Your Chart Template will need a 30 Bar Moving Average added and the time frame set to Weekly. Once you have these set you can save your Chart Template to your system.
I have included the following resources for you.
Customize your charts using Chart Templates
Adding, removing and saving indicators to a chart template
Chart template saving options in the Tools | System Settings menu
If you are new to TeleChart READ THIS FIRST!
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When you have the time you will find the videos short, concise and ultimate time savers as they make you proficient with the program.
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