my QLD moves seem much more violent and yours seem much calmer. i am wondering if i should tweak my chart settings. do you have some setting in the charts like linear chart vs logarithimic chart? from what i have figured out, a log charts Y axis goes by percentages and the linear chart's Y axis goes strictly by price. here is a better explanation
j-yes my charts are more clear. the info i get is easier to disseminate i dont use logarithmic scale. realtick has something called min/max scaling. i use only the current day for data with no carry over from yesterday or prior. i set my horizontal scaling at 13.7 pixels/data point i don't use snap to window or date range i would say go linear
QLD dragged on slowly but was profitable
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man, you had lots of patience today. quick question, do you think you would trade the chart differently if they looked like mine?
http://fozzkingtrading.blogspot.com/2010/06/blog-post_29.html
my QLD moves seem much more violent and yours seem much calmer. i am wondering if i should tweak my chart settings. do you have some setting in the charts like linear chart vs logarithimic chart? from what i have figured out, a log charts Y axis goes by percentages and the linear chart's Y axis goes strictly by price. here is a better explanation
http://www.fool.com/foolfaq/foolfaqcharts.htm
j-yes my charts are more clear. the info i get is easier to disseminate
i dont use logarithmic scale. realtick has something called min/max scaling.
i use only the current day for data with no carry over from yesterday or prior.
i set my horizontal scaling at 13.7 pixels/data point
i don't use snap to window or date range
i would say go linear
thanks for sharing.
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