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Sorry if this has been covered but a quick search didn't turn anything up. I am wanting to know if there is a way to have an offset for my indicator. Right now for a short I have it plotting to the high of the bar and for a long to the low of the bar. I am using a decent sized cross so I can spot it but it's kinda messy and blends into the range bars. Is there a way to offset the cross so it is above or below the bar and stands out a bit more?
Thanks
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
you can add or deduct a numeric value from your plot values. This way you can add to values that you want shifted up and deduct in case you want to shift down.
You can also make this a number of ticks by creating an input that you use to multiply the value of one tick (which you can compute via MinMove / PriceScale) to add or deduct from your plot. This approach is usually more convenient as you don't have to adjust the shifting too much across different instruments.
That's so awesome! I did .5 and I think that will be perfect. Now if I can just use an Arrow instead of the cross I'd be happy! You made my Friday, thnx so much.
So I see the issue with just doing the plot+.5 as stocks that are smaller priced the cross goes way above or below in comparison to medium to large priced stocks. I will look to see how to do the other method you mention.
