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Tin
2010-12-11 10:09:13


Hello Guru
May you help me How to draw two symbols on 1 chart ?



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2010-12-11 17:03:10

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- Right click on a chart and create a new pane.
- Right click on the new pane, click on "Edit formula" then type the following formula:

symbol = "GOOG";
close1 = GetSeries(symbol, close);
open1 = GetSeries(symbol, open);
high1 = GetSeries(symbol, high);
low1 = GetSeries(symbol, low);

PlotCandleStick1(open1, high1, low1, close1, symbol, colorBlack, StyleOwnScale);
PrintChart(symbol, "", BottomLeft, colorBlack, colorTransparent, colorTransparent, 255);



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