The Session Prices RTX extension calculates common price levels of interest on up to three different sessions independent of the session used by the chart. These types of calculations have been available in Investor/RT for some time but each line required its own instance of the Session Statistic indicator and perhaps the MPD indicator, making management of many lines difficult.
How to access the various prices (high, low, open, close) of the cumulative delta bars available in the Volume Breakdown indicator, specifically for use within Signals or Custom Indicators (RTL).
This video demonstrates how to display day session prices (high, low, open) onto charts that are setup on the 24 hour session (session 31). (Pro Version Required)
This video below demonstrates how to plot reference lines on multi-pane charts for various key time-sensitive prices including the previous session close, the current day session open, the overnight high and low, the opening range (OR), initial balance (IB) and several IB multiples. These concepts can be used to plot a variety of similar time-sensitive prices on charts of any periodicity and any session. The video covers various concepts including user variables, custom columns, custom indicators, and reference lines.
This video demonstrates how to highlight current price in the scale, and how to draw a dynamically updating line across the chart reflecting the current price, in a multi-pane chart.
This video demonstrates the ability of the unique new MPH Indicator to identify a variable number of prices based on volume-at-price level in a variety of ways.
See Also: Custom Prices
A powerful new feature is available in Investor/RT that allows the user to access Custom Indicator values anywhere that the "Price Type" options are available.
A powerful feature is available in Investor/RT that allows the user to access Custom Indicator values anywhere that the "Price Type" options are available.
This tip explains how to use some new options on the Reference Line indicator to produce a nice dynamic current price text representation on your charts.
First, use the Reference Line Tool on the chart toolbar to add a reference line to your chart (anywhere will do for now). Then double click on the line to bring up the Reference Line Preferences. Now, make sure you have the following checkboxes checked...