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Author: Craig Shipman
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keywords: Sort Sorting Custom Date WatchList Industry Percentage Percent Sub Relative Strength Comparison Chart Performance
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Joined: 12/15/2004
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FINE JOB...
STEVE
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Enjoy! Not an appropriate ending.
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Why?
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As a new TC user, I am watching as many videos as possible so I can extract the full potential of TC. When I watched the above video, up top next to the company name in the graph window it has "vs Industry" in gold and it is plotted on the graph so the user can get a visual idea on how the stock is doing vs their competitors. I have yet to come across on how I can add the "vs industry" on my graph so if someone can help me out I would very much appreciate it.
Thank you
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Worden Trainer
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Click on the industry pulldown menu on the chart (second line on the chart, just below the ticker). Then select Plot Relative Strength vs. Industry.
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Worden Trainer
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Check out this video:
Use Comparison and Relative Strength graphs to compare a stock to the rest of its industry group
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Joined: 2/19/2006
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QUOTE (Doug_H) Click on the industry pulldown menu on the chart (second line on the chart, just below the ticker). Then select Plot Relative Strength vs. Industry. Thank You
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My pleasure. Don't forget to watch the video Craig linked above. It's a good one!
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Hallo, I want to ask how to see chart at specific data. exp.. I want to see the chart from date 01-01-2005 - 05-30-2005 ? Thank u
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 7/11/2006
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niar,
You will want to use the slide bar located at the bottom right portion of your chart. Grabbing the slide bar and moving it toward the left will show past data. This is confirmed by the flashing yellow box in the upper right corner of the chart. The flashing yellow box also displays the past date you have selected. Once you have the proper time frame selected you can use your zoom feature to customize your view even further. I think you will find the following videos very helpful. Thank you for your post!
If you are new to TeleChart READ THIS FIRST!
Greater detail and perspective with zoom levels and time frames
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I was very amused by the Comment that "Enjoy!" was not an appropriate ending. I guess that individual does not regard investing or making investment decisions as FUN! using all the training help that you all offer helps to make it even more fun for me. So please do go on encouraging all of us to ENJOY or at least to being to learn how. Your efforts are so appreciated!
Have a great day and then another.
Margaret aka Dame Learner
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Thanks Dame! I like that sign off and have not stopped using it.
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I can't get the "vs. Industry" comparison to show up on the chart template when following these instructions. There is no help in the index on how to do this.
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 7/11/2006
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Uldricks,
To get the comparison, use Ctrl + C. Next, type "Industry" and set the comparison to visible. Change the color if you like and the comparison will plot. If you have any other questions please let us know.
Thanks for your post!
Tal_E
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