ForexProfitSupreme Meter, conversion code mq4 to prorealtime

Toto le Heros · 2017-12-21T13:08:55+00:00

A very useful tool (notably the right part of it) to understand the current relative forces of the 8 main currencies. I don’t know if there is something equivalent in PRT, if not I think this conversion is – if possible – a kind of MUST ! Thanks in advance, BR Description : ForexProfitSupreme Meter is an indicator which is in the left corner of the graph and is used in the strategy for monitoring the current situation on the market for currency pairs. The number next to a pair of stands for the force of its movement is currently and direction. To the right is a column with the currencies where you can see the most actively traded currencies (not pairs), and depending on it to consider them in selecting a tool for trade.

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12/21/2017 at 2:08 PM #56244 quote

Toto le Heros
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A very useful tool (notably the right part of it) to understand the current relative forces of the 8 main currencies. I don’t know if there is something equivalent in PRT, if not I think this conversion is – if possible – a kind of MUST !
Thanks in advance,
BR

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ForexProfitSupreme Meter is an indicator which is in the left corner of the graph and is used in the strategy for monitoring the current situation on the market for currency pairs. The number next to a pair of stands for the force of its movement is currently and direction. To the right is a column with the currencies where you can see the most actively traded currencies (not pairs), and depending on it to consider them in selecting a tool for trade.

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12/21/2017 at 2:16 PM #56249 quote

Nicolas
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Not possible to translate this kind of indicator since it calculates currencies strength between them and probuilder doesn’t have any multi instrument reading capability, sorry.
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12/22/2017 at 8:18 AM #56324 quote

mr blue
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That’s really a lack in current implementation of PRT — I guess, many traders would love to combine N financial instruments in 1 chart or even create new financial products by combining them (ratio charts for example). If anybody figured out how to do that on PRT – share it please.

12/22/2017 at 8:38 AM #56327 quote

Nicolas
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You can use spread chart (CTRL+R), to compare instruments between them. Or any of the built-in relative strength indicators.
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