Hi JSSPMK,
I have such charts running here, where I substract Dax from ES with a certain multiplier applied to ES which reflects the average volatility which is higher in Dax then ES anyway all the time.
Its a good indicator to see if something behaves odd.
I don't have a unite graph for all indizes together because I am mainly interested in Dax/ES and know what to watch there.
I am very carefull with all new graphs and settings because in the beginning they harm more than do good.
But I like your MACD stuff although I think I could not be good in it. I like more the tape reading in FDax.
I have such charts running here, where I substract Dax from ES with a certain multiplier applied to ES which reflects the average volatility which is higher in Dax then ES anyway all the time.
Its a good indicator to see if something behaves odd.
I don't have a unite graph for all indizes together because I am mainly interested in Dax/ES and know what to watch there.
I am very carefull with all new graphs and settings because in the beginning they harm more than do good.
But I like your MACD stuff although I think I could not be good in it. I like more the tape reading in FDax.
Quote from JSSPMK:
Topsurfi, I have a question for you, considering that they are indeed one, it's just different markets, but essentially they trade all markets. When they are tightly correlated THEN DAX drops like stone in morning session, like last February.
So my question is this - do you know whether it is possible to unite all major indices into 1 data driven chart?