Why not then simple use one of the standard MACD indicators, and color the lines you don't need in the same color as the background of your chart (e.g. white or black)?
FXSamurai: Why not then simple use one of the standard MACD indicators, and color the lines you don't need in the same color as the background of your chart (e.g. white or black)?
when the lines rises too high or dives too low the histogram turned too small. i like to focus on the histogram instead of the lines.
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Why not then simple use one of the standard MACD indicators, and color the lines you don't need in the same color as the background of your chart (e.g. white or black)?
Why not then simple use one of the standard MACD indicators, and color the lines you don't need in the same color as the background of your chart (e.g. white or black)?
when the lines rises too high or dives too low the histogram turned too small. i like to focus on the histogram instead of the lines.
Macd Histo
when the lines rises too high or dives too low the histogram turned too small. i like to focus on the histogram instead of the lines.
Is this what you are after?
2 Color MACD Histogram - I copied this attachment from an earlier post it is a standard MACD & Histogram with the lines deleted.
https://c.mql5.com/forextsd/forum/12/macd_histo.mq4
thanks
Is this what you are after?
2 Color MACD Histogram - I copied this attachment from an earlier post it is a standard MACD & Histogram with the lines deleted.
https://c.mql5.com/forextsd/forum/12/macd_histo.mq4Bulls eye! this is very close to what i need. This will do! THANKS TO ALL. Thank you CJI.