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Is it possible to invert price charts, so that price increases as you go down the y axis? This would make inversely correlated instruments like ZN easier to compare to ES...
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Yes its is possible in many variants for example with a universal Expression indicator... (or you can self modify my on ELITE downloads published t4tSpreadSym indicator for realize your needed formula)
absolute: (-1*ES) [or tricky equal ((1*ES)-(2*ES))]
relative: (1/ES)
Alternate you can direct use a true MultiSymbol "Spread" with a usefull weight 1/10 for the ES prices.
I attach a two charts with as sample for many different variants: "ZN, ES, -ES and 1/ES" and "ZN, ZN*ES, ZN/ES, ES/ZN"
changelog:
2012 Apr 10. -> initial "t4tSpreadSym11" on chart/dialog of NT7
A alternate method for a simple way to use a true tickbased calculated spreads as IndicatorChart, with the primary bartype full syncronized. The time scale is not changed and …
(This update version use the same 'old' file names for simple replace... please redownload and confirm the overwrite, if loaded before 1.4.2012)
changelog:
2012 Apr 1. -> update "t4tMultiSym13" on chart/dialog of NT7
2012 Mar 17. -> initial "t4tMultiSym12" …
But I could not find the one you are showing in your screenshot as t4tMultiSymSpread ???
I may have overlooked, sorry if I did, could you point me to it?
As free downloads you find my t4tMultiSym and my t4tSpreadSym indicators with the full free basic sourcecode of my used logic. When you can a little bit C#, then you can self modify the fixed formulas to you needed expressions.
I have here a vendor state, while this i can only say: for more informations and/or requests please send me a PM.
