arby347
87 posts
msg #52024
- Ignore arby347 |
6/6/2007 2:13:12 PM
Am I missing something obvious? Is there a way to get the dow jones or S&P 500 index plotted on the charts or on a separate chart?
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asr_1981
5 posts
msg #52026
- Ignore asr_1981 |
6/6/2007 2:45:24 PM
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arby347
87 posts
msg #52029
- Ignore arby347 |
6/6/2007 6:25:07 PM
Thanks asr81. The Dow scale from your filter is in the thousands. Is there a way to change it to the hundreds? Also is there a way to have it draw directly on the stock chart itself, although the "y" values are different than the stock's? If not, could SF consider it?
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asr_1981
5 posts
msg #52030
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6/6/2007 7:44:18 PM
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SAFeTRADE
641 posts
msg #52031
- Ignore SAFeTRADE |
6/6/2007 10:22:35 PM
You could try this. Not exactly what you asked for, but, Hey. Anyway add this line to your filter.
compare with dia
Might get you close
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arby347
87 posts
msg #52067
- Ignore arby347 |
6/7/2007 11:33:14 PM
Thanks asr_81, I see how the DJ scale can change through the divisor within your filter, however the individual stock charts get "flattened" because the scale is the DJIA one.
I tried the line that Safetrade proposes, however there must be a minor typo or something as it has now effect on the chart.
One solution might be to create a transparency of the Dow and overlay it after printing a chart.
It would be nice if SF could add the plot as an option
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nikoschopen
2,824 posts
msg #52070
- Ignore nikoschopen |
6/8/2007 1:18:14 AM
Actually, what SAFeTRADE wrote is largely correct.
You can write "compare WITH ^dji" or "compare TO ^dji" or "compare xhd@#$kfl ^dji" or "compare ANYTHING ^dji", so long as you have the word compare in the filter.
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