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P.s. I use the Summation study instead Cumulative Sum of Study, cos i can input the bid ask vol directly from main chart without having to add the Bid-Ask Vol study.
Take your Pips, go out and Live.
Luke.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
I don’t know if you figured out how to set up CD but, if not, you can do what has been suggested above or below are specific steps of one way to do it.
1) Once you have your intraday chart set up you add 2 studies. First add the BidVolume vs. AskVolume study and then click the Settings button. Under the Subgraphs tab
a) for the Draw Style select Ignore for Ask Volume, Bid Volume, and Zero Line.
b) for Difference (SG5) select Bar for Draw Style. Then under Auto-Coloring, select Based on +/- and then just above auto-coloring adjust for the two colors you want. Don’t forget to check Show under Value Label to display the number.
This will plot the delta for each bar. If you don’t want this and just want CD then just select Ignore under Draw Style for Difference(SG5)
2) Then add Cumulative Sum of Study and again click Settings. Under the Settings and Inputs tab, change SG1 to SG5 under Input Value.
Then under the Subgraphs tab you will see only Sum(SG1) and do the same changes as for Difference in 2b.
Sorry for mixing apples and oranges... And thanks for the insight regarding data comparison. Anyway, TT data is of equal quality to Zenfire with respect to T&S, and both are adequate for my current needs. I just wanted to move from Ninja to Sierra with commensurate data.
