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Hi Shriyu, You actually do not need to do anything! Using your same choices on the /ES we can see that the speed line is shown at a price around 5700 which is where I placed it. 2025-03-16_10-08-46.png EDIT: Note you can use the wrench (spanner) on the side to adjust the settings of the line. And yo...

I was looking at the Astro composite tool that is part of Earik's Astro book. I find it fascinating that this works. Here is yesterday (2 minute /ES): yesterday.png And here is today (2 minute /ES): today.png These don't pick the tippty top and bottom, but combined with a cycle or momentum indicator...

Hey dc, Sounds like this should be a bug report. The only thing I would make sure is that you are including the days under the database tab in the chart settings. Assuming you verified that, definitely seems fishy. -Steven PS: Earik is actually alive and well, I have been chatting with him for the p...

First attempt of using the circles on lean hogs. (My dots are an indicator I wrote a while back based on some simple Gann stuff. Very similar to Earik's exhaustion dots or the Wave Tracker. It makes it very easy for me to just blindly rely on the dots instead of trying to pick tops and bottoms mysel...

Okay, I think you convinced me to give this a try. :) I already have squared-scaled charts, so it is worth a shot. Is the circle tool available? It doesn't seem to be a standard Wave59 tool, and I just searched the QScript library. (I can probably code something up myself, I just wanted to do less w...

Neat!

My concern about these techniques is that it seems to be subjective. Is it? How do you know where to actually put the circle points?

Any rules of thumbs?

Hey Todd, I just did a fresh install of Windows 11 Home. I did a fresh install of IQfeed and a fresh install of Wave59. (All the latest non-beta versions). I did not install TWS. I can try that next. However, I had no problems. Install of all products went fine. I was able to bring up a 2-min chart ...

Hi Shriyu,

Since you seem to already have your square scaling setup, you would just use the same values. In your case, you can just multiply the two numbers and use 1.2 in the first box, and a 1 in the second box.

Here is a what the docs say on this:

Hi Shriyu, welcome to the group!

Which tool are you using? There are a couple under the price/time category. But if you already have your square scaling, you should be able to just use this. 180/0.2 is the same as 900/1. So you can try this in whichever tool you are using.

Edit: I removed mround() and adjusted the "y" variables to atan2(). Still doesn't come close to what I would expect. I figured I would have to add or subtract 90 or 270 or something like that. But still doesn't seem plausible with the number I get from atan2(). 2024-10-24_09-58-37.png tl = trendline...