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Joined: 11/29/2004
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Am writing PCF's for custom mutiple stochastics. It appears that the vertical scale is different for each PCF, thus not permitting accurate cross overs to be determined. Is there any way to force a fixed scale when using PCF's. For example if I use the built-in stochastics in TC2005, the scale always goes from 0 to 100. I would like to have this to be the case for the PCF's also. Another related question is how to force fixed horizontal lines, for example at 20 and 80 for the display of the custom stochastic PCF's. Thanks.
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 10/7/2004
Posts: 65,138
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There is not currently a generalized way to do either.
It is possible to add additional horizontal lines to the chart by adding invisible Stochastics or Wilder's RSI, but they will not necessarily be at the appropriate places in your Custom Indicators because of the indepedent scaling for each Indicator.
It is possible to Plot a Custom Indicator using the Price Scale, but that will only work if the Price Scale is appropriate.
You can normally determine crossovers by subtracting one Custom Indicator from the other and plotting the result with Center Zero Line selected. When the indicator crosses the Zero Line, the original two indicators crossed.
-Bruce
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