TheRumpledOne Donational Indicators

[TheRumpledOne]

TRO_Multi_Meter_NewHL lights up when price is making a new high or new low for each chart period. These are breakouts.

[TheRumpledOne]

TRO2009_DASHBOARD_LR shows the standard deviation percent for the user selected pairs on the user selected time periods. The user can input a threshold which, when crossed, the colors will be highlighted.

[4xgolfer]

Someone asked to be able to choose the bias periods.

Update will be sent out soon.

[TheRumpledOne]

I just updated the TRO2009_MULTIMETER_RANGEAVG to show percent in range of the current candle.

[dgbones]

Hello TRO,

I think I have found one of the ELD's that I was looking for. When I apply the study to the chart the indicator does not display. I know I am missing something basic. Can you please help me to get this to display correctly on a chart?

How do I properly send the doc or attach the ELD?

DB

[TheRumpledOne]

I have no idea what indicator you are talking about!!

[dgbones]

I know. That is why i called earlier...to ask how to attach the eld in the most efficient way. I also started a new thread called DeMark indicators. All of the ELD's for DeMark can be found by following a link posted there.

[TheRumpledOne]

TRO2009_MP_3LZZ



TRO2009_MP_3LZZ displays the 3 Level ZZ Semafor for the pair(s) that the user enters.

TRO2009_MP_3LZZ is a DONATIONAL indicator.

[TheRumpledOne]

Not all indicators are created equal.

These are real time gauges that tell you what's going on in real time. No lag.

[TheRumpledOne]

TRO2009_OHLC_GAUGE



TRO2009_OHLC_GAUGE will display the open, high, low, close, pivot and midpoint for any or all of the chart periods. You can turn the prices on/off.

"+/-" is the distance, in pips, the close is from that level.

You can load it more than once on the chart to display values for 1 bar ago, 2 bars ago, etc...




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