2013 numbers.
The stand out is the DOW, which I'm sure everyone knows.
And the weakness in the FTSE and DAX.
Also when the ASX started to weaken the AUD started to see strength.
But when I stared using excel it won hands down for me.
Numbers are a lot more precise.
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I am not sure i understand what that means ? when you have a chart you are just connecting the dots of these numbers to see the full picture . I've just tried that last night with a custom indicator i've found for Fxcm , i tested different FX pairs spreads charts and it goes way back in history , the problem it only has 1:1 ratio , but i'm sure that's not a problem with other charting packages .
FTSE and DOW on a chart for 2013.
DOW = RED
BLUE = FTSE
That's not what i was talking about , i meant a chart for the differential itself , here's an example : Ftse-ASX chart ratio 1:1 :
I have not followed you in detail because this is not my thing but it could be possible that Sharescope might have something that you are looking for. With them, you can get a relative comparison between any pair you like on their Gold service, which is EOD data.
They'll download a free sample over a period if you want to check it out but I stress, I'm, probably, misunderstanding your conversation.
dow/dax bolly/stoch on daily....can you tell i'm bored
dow/dax bolly/stoch on daily....can you tell i'm bored
Morning everyone. Hope you had a nice Easter break.
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