Thanks Tums
Quote from 1a2b3cppp:
You guys wanting Ergodic, it is also sometimes called "True Strength Indicator" (TSI). If your program has that, then you have Ergodic.
My program has both. They're both exactly the same.
Quote from Tums:
TSI is the velocity of Ergodic.
If a confined range doesn't vary, it seems like you're saying that constant range bars introduce the variable of an invariable.Quote from ProfLogic:
So do the CVB charts. The advantage is that the CVB charts are pure and the range bars artificially depict price action by introducing the variable of a confined range.
Quote from ProfLogic:
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Quote from ProfLogic:
The line is the Ergodic (ERG)
and is only used to objectively define the Trend on each chart. Trend, for me, is only used for longer term directional strength of each chart it is applied to. The color change of the ERG is confirmation of an oscillation top or bottom creation. A top or bottom created above or below those black horizontal lines is where the Trending/Prime/Extreme oscillations are created.
post it up!Someone just sent me the code . . . they saw my post.![]()
Quote from 1a2b3cppp:
my software package must be wrong then, because they're identical
In this pic:
Green line = Erg/TSI
Purple line = signal line (basically a MA of the Erg/TSI)
Yellow = the rarely seen Erg Oscillator
edit - unless you're referring to the Ergodic Oscillator as the TSI.
