cas: OK, I tried that. I understand what you are doing - but there are three issues. First, the price axis is totally confused - all values are like "0.0083" for ZB (futures), when set to decimal, but blank when set to "1/32nd", for example. That's one reason I tried the negative of price - so the axis was readable.
Second, inverting (1/price) is probably a geometric distortion for any values that range over a large percentage of the price range. Third, it's not necessary to override O, H, L and C. Just use PlotOHLC(). Unless other formulas depend on O,H, L and C, I suppose... Thanks for the suggestion. - Bill --- In [email protected], cas soni <soni...@...> wrote: > > ........ > please try this.. > //--------------------------------------------------------- > > DF = -0.0003; > TC = C; > IC = 1 / ( C - DF ); > IO = 1 / ( O - DF ); > IL = 1 / ( H - DF ); > IH = 1 / ( L - DF ); > > C = IC; > O = IO; > H = IH; > L = IL; > Plot( C, " ", colorGrey40, styleCandle ); > Title = Name() + ": " + "Last = " + TC; > > > > --- On Thu, 24/9/09, Carl Vanhaesendonck <carl....@...> wrote: > > From: Carl Vanhaesendonck <carl....@...> > Subject: [amibroker] Re:Inverted (upside-down) chart display > To: [email protected] > Date: Thursday, 24 September, 2009, 10:42 PM > > > > What about turning your monitor upside down > ? > > > > ;-) > > > > Carl > > >
