Maddog79er
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Sell Dax @ 8970
Quite well but still quicker, plus it's 14 days not 5 so better data
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I don't see Hull MA as an option in IG pro-realtime charts
How do you use it? do you weight for a break for Hull MA before getting in?
I don't see Hull MA as an option in IG pro-realtime charts
How do you use it? do you weight for a break for Hull MA before getting in?
Probably the reason why 90% of spreadbettors loose, the other 15% are still in bed.
Missed your post this am .. Dinos has posted the code .. nice one.
If you TRADE any average you will get whipped in and out and it will hurt. I use my s/r lines and use the Hull to confirm them. See chart. 8903 was a support line for me, it bounced and crossed the Hull. It then hit my resistance line at 8974 fdr and went under the Hull to confirm. Confluence is where it's at.
Thanks for this and thanks Dinos for the code, I just have to figure out where to put it!
Hi mate, you can register for free with Pro real time and then select and add any indicator they provide which is not standard with IG.
Does that mean I can't use IG charts? or does it somehow then become available on my IG charts?
9020 -- 8980 range which way will she blow
ill be damned if i know
Hopefully to add clarity... once you upgrade your IG account to use ProRealTime (PRT), IG's standard in-browser flash-based charts stop working as they assume you'll be using PRT for all charting from thereon in... so you have to then disable PRT if you want to go back and use the flash-based charts.Does that mean I can't use IG charts? or does it somehow then become available on my IG charts?
Hopefully to add clarity... once you upgrade your IG account to use ProRealTime (PRT), IG's standard in-browser flash-based charts stop working as they assume you'll be using PRT for all charting from thereon in... so you have to then disable PRT if you want to go back and use the flash-based charts.
My 2 cents!