Yep, a simple bar with high, low and close only. Cheers, Art
What is wrong with the OHLC bar chart?
I’d like to see this as well. Maybe even the option to draw bar charts similar to Gann, or even bar charts with options similar to the Moving Average options. Images attached.
Cheers
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Hi Arthur,
What is the issue with the Opens? Is it because there are data sets where the open is not right?
We could do this as we already drop the opens when the compression gets too high. So adding a property to control it should be easy. I still want to make sure that it is not another data issue with is the problem.
Alexander, I’ve looked that those charts many times but while they are the way Gann drew them, I’ve seen no evidence of any benefit over the normal OHLC bar. I’m always happy to look at any Gann idea but it has to have a clear benefit else I could be spending the development resources in other areas.
All the best
Mathew
Understood. I can see how it may not be the best utilization of resources.
Could this be something I could possibly code within Optumas’s scripting language? As I’d like to spend time with Ganns charting method to conclude on its benefits, or lack there of, through my own studies. Cosmetically I find certain bar types more beneficial than others depending on how I’m observing the markets.
Thank you for your reply.
Regards
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Hi Alex,
No, unfortunately, the scripting has no bar by bar drawing capability. It is for calculations only.
All the best
Mathew