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MOHAMMAD MAGED MOHAMMAD ABDELAZIM
I am glad to announce the release of my new "MMM_Measure" tool that outperforms the classic "Crosshair" tool in MT4.
"MMM_Measure" alows you to measure the distance between any two points in your charts, and provides you with the distance between them in price, bars, and time.
The tool can be enabled or disabled as needed. When disabled, it allows you to perform normal chart dragging. But when enabled, it will show you "Symbol Info", including current chart's symbol name, spread, margin, point & tick values, and "OHLCV Info", including the classic Open/High/Low/Close/Volume in addition to current bar number and it's time.
- The beautiful thing about the "MMM_Measure" tool is that it sticks with you as long as you keep it enabled, no need to go pick it every time you need to measure the distance between two points on the chart.
- One more elegant feature of the "MMM_Measure" tool is that its "persistency" across timeframes; you use it to measure the distance between to points on one timeframe, and you can see the same distance blinking on any other timeframe.
- I am sure you will like it :).
"MMM_Measure" alows you to measure the distance between any two points in your charts, and provides you with the distance between them in price, bars, and time.
The tool can be enabled or disabled as needed. When disabled, it allows you to perform normal chart dragging. But when enabled, it will show you "Symbol Info", including current chart's symbol name, spread, margin, point & tick values, and "OHLCV Info", including the classic Open/High/Low/Close/Volume in addition to current bar number and it's time.
- The beautiful thing about the "MMM_Measure" tool is that it sticks with you as long as you keep it enabled, no need to go pick it every time you need to measure the distance between two points on the chart.
- One more elegant feature of the "MMM_Measure" tool is that its "persistency" across timeframes; you use it to measure the distance between to points on one timeframe, and you can see the same distance blinking on any other timeframe.
- I am sure you will like it :).