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Yes. can be done that way.

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TradeStation Support had some useful info on how to configure virus software. This helped us recently and so we are posting it in case it might help others. Here is a list of programs that rules have to be set up for and I it is attached here. Traders generally have 2 areas of their virus software t...

Your settings for the time-frame inputs on the indicator for the monthly chart were set to wk not month: see the attached pic for correct settings for the monthly chart; these will give you correct O,H,L,C and Bar_h, Bar_L readings. I have only looked at the monthly chart since that was where your i...

Send me the workspace as I need to see the other settings to see what you're up to in this...

Go to "format analysis techniques" for the indicator, and under the style tab you will find that there are separate plots for bar open, high, low, and close. Each may be separately configured on the style tab as to the type of plot, weight, color, etc. Set the indicator input to show the b...

Assessing the strength of a move and whether or not the price action will fulfill the geometry to the tick depends of a lot of factors -- certainly Lessons 8 and 9 on lines holding and breaking will help you a lot; you also need to be able to assess the quality of the flow on one ore more lower time...

The fractions issue is a TS matter and best to consult them. Re the nearby's in different time-frames... some of the software has pre-programmed inputs to accomplish this: enable the input " HTP Nearby Support and Resistance". The display of these as zones can be accomplished by using bar ...

Sure this can be done, thou not exactly in the precise manner as your illustration, since you are suggesting that a "point" can be expanded into a "zone", and the software cannot do that unassisted (i.e would require some custom programming). But transferring the monthly 1-1 high...

The "quick start" course covers all of the basics of Drummond Geometry, from A to Z, and does it very fast and completely. It is a basic course and does not tarry and does not go into each topic in a lot of detail, but rather moves quickly so that it can cover all the material. All of the ...