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John
In looking at the two images you posted it seems that as the chart scrolled the position of the averages changed in the indicator window.
This could indicate that the overlayed studies may not have been using the same scale as that of the Heikin-Ashi study. If this is the case you may want to try the following.
Once you have overlayed the studies right click the indicator window and select Edit Studies. Then for each overlayed study select the Scale Right radio button (or Scale Left if the scale is on the left). This should align all the studies in that indicator window to the same scale which may resolve the issue you were experiencing
Alex
In looking at the two images you posted it seems that as the chart scrolled the position of the averages changed in the indicator window.
This could indicate that the overlayed studies may not have been using the same scale as that of the Heikin-Ashi study. If this is the case you may want to try the following.
Once you have overlayed the studies right click the indicator window and select Edit Studies. Then for each overlayed study select the Scale Right radio button (or Scale Left if the scale is on the left). This should align all the studies in that indicator window to the same scale which may resolve the issue you were experiencing
Alex
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