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I am trying to find a way to draw a trendline that is based off a high point that will draw based on angle and not price after that point is estabolished.
Say a high is defined as a bar with a lower high to the right and left of bar, center bar now identified as a high. Trendline will draw from that point down at an angle of 30 degrees or any input I put in. And it will disregard the y axis in regards to time input and its not like a regular trendline high to high kinda thing.
I am told by multicharts that this can not be done but anything can be done....just maybe not with them.
ultimately I wanted to have two lines originating from one point with different degree inputs; say 50 and 30.
Looking for suggestions
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Investor rt is the closest but you can rotate the trendline from a real zero to 90 degree angle and it reads 80.xx for over 70% of the rotationso thats a fail.
Sierra. ...If i fix the x or y axis how can that work realtime??? The reason multicharts said no go is because of the axis.
I need to define a new high or low and have auto trendlines drawing from those respective prices at fixed angles. A new high or low would have two trend lines each...with different angles.
