Hi guys,
Could I please make a suggestion to enhance the current ‘Interval Link’ feature to include the ability for us to ‘off-set’ the interval of a chart; with the interval link ‘colour’ as the reference timeframe and a customizable list for the ‘offset’.
I envisage it working like this: let’s say we have three charts, each with ‘Aqua’ as the Interval Link. We would now have the option to offset the interval link such as:
There would be a globally customised timeframe list, where we can select the timeframes we use in our trading style.
If we change the interval of Aqua, the chart which is set to Aqua +1 will change the interval to 1 timeframe higher than Aqua, and the chart that is set to Aqua -1 will change the interval to 1 timeframe lower than Aqua.
The benefit of this, is that when we are using multi-timeframe analysis, we will be able to configure our workspaces so that we only have to change the time interval on 1 chart, and all other charts in the workspace will automatically change to their corresponding timeframe for quicker analysis.
In the current NT functionality, we need to either have a separate workspace pre-set for each timeframe, or we have to individually change the timeframe on each of our charts.
I think this would improve efficiency. Please see attached JPG for mock-up.
Hopefully that makes sense
Cheers,
Shane
Could I please make a suggestion to enhance the current ‘Interval Link’ feature to include the ability for us to ‘off-set’ the interval of a chart; with the interval link ‘colour’ as the reference timeframe and a customizable list for the ‘offset’.
I envisage it working like this: let’s say we have three charts, each with ‘Aqua’ as the Interval Link. We would now have the option to offset the interval link such as:
- Aqua (the ‘base’ timeframe/interval)
- Aqua +1 (sets to 1 timeframe higher on our configurable list)
- Aqua -2 (sets to 2 timeframes lower on our configurable list)
There would be a globally customised timeframe list, where we can select the timeframes we use in our trading style.
If we change the interval of Aqua, the chart which is set to Aqua +1 will change the interval to 1 timeframe higher than Aqua, and the chart that is set to Aqua -1 will change the interval to 1 timeframe lower than Aqua.
The benefit of this, is that when we are using multi-timeframe analysis, we will be able to configure our workspaces so that we only have to change the time interval on 1 chart, and all other charts in the workspace will automatically change to their corresponding timeframe for quicker analysis.
In the current NT functionality, we need to either have a separate workspace pre-set for each timeframe, or we have to individually change the timeframe on each of our charts.
I think this would improve efficiency. Please see attached JPG for mock-up.
Hopefully that makes sense
Cheers,
Shane
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