Spyder- Just a heads up on your ES chart today. I see you were on server 2 out of mia. If you try server 5 out of sc8, the volume during the first hour is greater. I haven't noticed if guassians are affected, but could be a consideration in the future. -Mike
Hi, Does anyone know how to set-up the vertical scale on esignal so its fixed, ie: only ever shows 10 point range ? Are you guys still using 10 point fixed vertical scale for 5 min ES ? Cheers
FWIW, it's best to use the servers closest to you. East coast = mia (Miami), west coast = sc (Santa Clara) -EZ
This is the first chart I have posted. Previous software was not user friendly for drawing trendlines, channels and annotating. Just switched to Ensign which has helped make things more efficient. I have yet to set things up for gaussians and annotating but will do it this weekend. I don't know the differences in stalls, hvs, ccc....maybe they will become clearer later. For now I'm able to see the gaussian and channel correltations and see what side of the market to be on at the forest level. I am not clear on the exact definitions of an ftt, if in fact there is one. I'm not sure if they are identified on the now bar or after the following bar is formed. On Spyders es chart for today 4-27, at what point do you know the 9:50 bar is a red FTT and not part of the HVS? And I don't understand how a bar following a channel expansion and successful traverse can be considered a failure. And the 12:40 bar grn FTT. Do we know this is an ftt during the bar? The Str/Sqz is making more sense at times of change. I tend to ignore the 'minor' signals that go against the current channel and see value in the signals that go with the channel. Is this correct? The bars that have both Str and Sqz triggered within 15 seconds of each other baffle me still. Obviously more real time experience is needed to understand the str/sqz better however I am anxious to learn about the DOM and see how they go together.