Iterative Refinement

Quote from sscott:

Just one suggestion from me. I print lots of charts to study when I'm not at home, but your chart would take up so much ink because of the black background that I wouldn't do it. Also it appears to me that the colors of the chart make the chart harder rather that easier to read, just MHO.....
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Yeah, it's been pointed out... I found out long ago that staring at dark price bars on a light background for many hours was really hard on my eyes. Adding tons of little channel lines and annotations makes it worse. I even start to get a headache looking at Spyder's charts I've saved from the futs journal (from the colors, not the volume of info :))

I'm pretty used to that color scheme now but I'll experiment with lighter backgrounds.
 
Quote from Specterx:

Yeah, it's been pointed out... I found out long ago that staring at dark price bars on a light background for many hours was really hard on my eyes. Adding tons of little channel lines and annotations makes it worse. I even start to get a headache looking at Spyder's charts I've saved from the futs journal (from the colors, not the volume of info :))

I'm pretty used to that color scheme now but I'll experiment with lighter backgrounds.
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Please share the best combo you come up with. I recently made my background a little bit lighter to see if makes a difference.
 
Quote from sscott:

Just one suggestion from me. I print lots of charts to study when I'm not at home, but your chart would take up so much ink because of the black background that I wouldn't do it. Also it appears to me that the colors of the chart make the chart harder rather that easier to read, just MHO.....
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some graphic softwares allow you to invert the background color.
 
Quote from ehorn:

My view of the morning. I have included some notes of my MADA (particularly 'A'ction).
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Nice :) Right on with anticipating an afternoon pt3 down as well.
 
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