RTX

Chartmill Value Chart (RTX)

The Chartmill Value Indicator(CVI) appeared in the January 2013 issue of Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities. The article was written by Dirk Vandycke. The CVI represents a standard deviation from a moving average, which can be applied to any price series over any period. The concept is simple. As prices rise, they will eventually rise above a moving average. Eventually, the moving average will begin to rise as well. At this point, prices need to continue to rise to increase the spread between the current price and the underlying moving average.

Volume Candles (RTX)

Volume Candles draws a candle, volume profile, and volume as text, for each bar, making efficient use of the horizontal space available for each bar.  It is recommended to set the drawing style of the instrument to "Invisible" and then add the VolumeCandles to the instrument pane to replace the bars.  Each of the 3 elements is optional, giving users the ability to plot candles with volume profiles, volumes with volume as text, etc.  User must ensure there is enough room vertically and horizontally to properly display elements.  To create more horizontal space, use the mouse scrollbar (or up/down arrow keys on keyboard).  To create more vertical space, use the mouse scrollbar while holding down the shift key.

Double Top (RTX)

The Double Top RTX extension identifies double tops and bottoms and extends the lines until they are taken out by a future bar. User parameters control the look back period (in bars) and the minimum pullback (in ticks) and the minimum spread (in bars) necessary to detect adjacent tops (and bottoms).

Price Time Highlighter (RTX)

The Price Time Highlighter provides highly customizable highlighting of price (range) and bar(s) inside any chart pane with user specified color settings.

Session Prices Chart (RTX)

Session Prices calculates common price levels of interest on up to three different sessions regardless of the session of the chart. Typically, these types of calculations required one indicator per line which can make managing all of your lines a bit challenging. Session Prices allows a user to add up to 16 lines to a chart and control each with one simple User Interface.

Session Prices (RTX)

The Session Prices RTX extension calculates common price levels of interest on up to three different sessions independent of the session used by the chart. These types of calculations have been available in Investor/RT for some time but each line required its own instance of the Session Statistic indicator and perhaps the MPD indicator, making management of many lines difficult.

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