I'm looking for an indicator that shows me a time stamp on my chart
Opening of Nyse Stock Exchange
Opening of the German Stock Exchange
time stamp [SOLVED]
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Re: time stamp
I need a time entry variable.
Important times are 3:00 US time / 08:00 CET when dealers in Europe start " Start selling or buying programs
7:00 US Time the traders in the USA come to the office
look at it, it's impressive.
I hope you understood me. My English is very bad.
Important times are 3:00 US time / 08:00 CET when dealers in Europe start " Start selling or buying programs
7:00 US Time the traders in the USA come to the office
look at it, it's impressive.
I hope you understood me. My English is very bad.
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Re: time stamp
But what do you want to do ???
Do you want an arrow? Where do you want the arrow? Can you draw it out on your screenshot?
Do you want a line? From where to where?
Do you want a text saying "dealers in Europe start Start selling" ?
Do you want to enter a log in a file that the time is 3:00 US time?
What do you want to do ???
Do you want an arrow? Where do you want the arrow? Can you draw it out on your screenshot?
Do you want a line? From where to where?
Do you want a text saying "dealers in Europe start Start selling" ?
Do you want to enter a log in a file that the time is 3:00 US time?
What do you want to do ???
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Re: time stamp
best a dash like the function Time Line from top to bottom
With description: Start Trade Europe
Start Trade USA
Time please as variable
Style please as variable
With description: Start Trade Europe
Start Trade USA
Time please as variable
Style please as variable
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Re: time stamp
Try this
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input:
Open.US( 30000 );
if time_s >= Open.us and time_s[1] < Open.us then
plot1 ( h*2, "Open.US" ); // plot style set as histogram
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