Fernando Carreiro #: Not, when using normal plot styles. You can probably do it with graphical objects, but I would not consider that ideal (but that is my own opinion).
I agree, this would definitely not be ideal. Not to mention very difficult to keep the alignment up to date as the chart progresses or is resized.
Ron Westbrook #: I agree, this would definitely not be ideal. Not to mention very difficult to keep the alignment up to date as the chart progresses or is resized.
Yes! Unfortunately the plot styles do not offer any kind of "hollow" candles. You will have to rely on filled colours to differentiate between bull and bear candles.
This may be a bit late to help the OP but as I came across this question while looking into Candles, maybe it might help the next fellow on a similar quest.
You can generate hollow candles to you heart's content if you take a gander at the article below. The article is really well done.
@tradereins#: This may be a bit late to help the OP but as I came across this question while looking into Candles, maybe it might help the next fellow on a similar quest. You can generate hollow candles to you heart's content if you take a gander at the article below. The article is really well done.
That is very interesting. Thank you for the reference.
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Not, when using normal plot styles. You can probably do it with graphical objects, but I would not consider that ideal (but that is my own opinion).
This may be a bit late to help the OP but as I came across this question while looking into Candles, maybe it might help the next fellow on a similar quest.
You can generate hollow candles to you heart's content if you take a gander at the article below. The article is really well done.
That is very interesting. Thank you for the reference.