Those are constant range bars in your examples, which are unavailable in eSig, so regardless of the indicator, eSig charts won't look like that. And I believe those particular volatility stops are computed using a moving average of the of the bars (times a optimizing factor and then +/- a local high/low) so since in your examples thoses bars are all equal range, the indicator has a lazy stairstep look that it wouldn't have with other bars.
Sorry I'm no coder so I don't have an EFS to post. You might try playing with the Parabolic SAR in eSig and see if that serves you.
Thanks checkraise. I am aware that those are constant range bars. I've been after eSignal to get those on their charts ASAP. Many charting packages have this option. We'll see if/when they get on board.
But even with regular price bars, a volatility stop line would be most beneficial to me. Hopefully someone else can help me out. Thanks! The Parabolic SAR just doesn't do the same job...
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