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Derek Worswick  
#1 Posted : Tuesday, May 10, 2011 1:01:56 PM(UTC)
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Hello The Quadrant Line drawing tool allows you to display the High and Low price over the selected time period. I it possible to calculate the percentage change from this "High and Low price" over the selected time period of the Quadrant Lines. Hoping you can oblige Regards, Derek
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#2 Posted : Tuesday, May 10, 2011 1:15:06 PM(UTC)
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How are you defining the start and end points?


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Derek Worswick  
#3 Posted : Tuesday, May 10, 2011 1:36:34 PM(UTC)
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Hello again By Just “ Drawing “ the Quadrant Lines over certain price Lows and Highs. If you ” point “ to the Quadrant Lines on the chart this displays the "High and Low price" Derek
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#4 Posted : Tuesday, May 10, 2011 1:44:24 PM(UTC)
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Derek Worswick  
#5 Posted : Thursday, May 12, 2011 2:10:39 AM(UTC)
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Hi, I understand there are no interface to the drawing tools So trying another method of creating a ladder of percentage increases
Day1 := Input("Day",1,31,28); Month1 := Input("Month",1,12,7); Year1 := Input("Year",1900,2400,2010); start:=((DayOfMonth()=Day1 AND Month() = Month1 AND Year()=Year1)); L0:=ValueWhen(1,start,LOW); Steps:= Input("Number of Steps", 1, 12, 1) ; L1:=L0*1.125; L2:=L0*1.25; L3:=L0*1.333; L4:=L0*1.375; L5:=L0*1.5; L6:=L0*1.625; L7:=L0*1.75; L8:=L0*1.875; L9:=L0*2; L10:=L0*2.25; L0; If(Steps>0,L1,L0); If(Steps>1,L2,L0); If(Steps>2,L3,L0); If(Steps>3,L4,L0); If(Steps>4,L5,L0); If(Steps>5,L6,L0); If(Steps>6,L7,L0); If(Steps>7,L8,L0); If(Steps>8,L9,L0); If(Steps>9,L10,L0); -----------------------------------------------------------
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#6 Posted : Thursday, May 12, 2011 2:36:37 AM(UTC)
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Have you tried using the Fibonacci Retracement Line Study and manipulating the retracement levels in the properties?


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Derek Worswick  
#7 Posted : Thursday, May 12, 2011 2:56:57 AM(UTC)
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Hi wabbit, Thank you for your suggestion on using Fibonacci Retracement Line Study However I wish to calculate Percentage increases from Low point Not A retracment of a previous range. ( Gann said that the market moves up or down in Eights and Thirds ) Regards, Derek
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#8 Posted : Thursday, May 12, 2011 3:43:24 AM(UTC)
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Place one end of the fib tool at zero (use the properties to do this) then manually enter the levels.


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#9 Posted : Thursday, May 12, 2011 3:50:41 AM(UTC)
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Damn these internet dropouts!

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Derek Worswick  
#10 Posted : Thursday, May 12, 2011 10:46:00 AM(UTC)
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Hi Wabbit, Thank you the large amount of wok you have done and the screen shots illustrating the method . Great help Kind regards, Derek PS I thought my internet dropouts where fault on my computer system
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