- Can be used instead of default AmiBroker price chart.
- More functionality available through the AB parameter window.
- Four moving average lines can quickly be displayed, additional averages could added if necessary.
- Multiple types of moving averages are available:
Gma, Sma, Ema, Wma, Dema, Tema. Wilders, LinearReg, TSF, Kama
- Multiple bands and channels: Bollinger, Keltner, Headley Acceleration, Price Channel
- Price styles: line, bar, candlestick, staircase, point & figure, Heikin Ashi and area.
- Bar color can be controlled by either Close or indicator progress.
- Colored ribbons on chart bottom for additional trading information.
The snapshot above displays a candlestick chart combined with two moving averages, parabolic sar points and the Taio based ribbons on the bottom.
The chart above shows the price channel in combination with our taio chart. The price channel is based on highest high and lowest low of selected period.
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The snapshot above displays a candlestick chart with activated Keltner Channel and a Heikin Ashi chart. Parameters are provided for minor adjustments effecting appearance of the indicators, such as customizing colors, adding additional lines, modifying styles, etc..
These indicators are not complicated and don't need complex setup or tweaking. If you want to modify anything, you can simply open the parameter window with a right mouse click on the chart and adjust it, also through dropdown windows as you know from other windows programs.
The price chart comes with a default exploration for Automatic Analysis. It includes colored price, rate of change, volume, candlestick patterns, full name and fundamental data. (Columns for fund. data requires a data source like amiquote, etc.).
The candlestick pattern column is available in every tool.
This is the default parameter window showing the parameter sections collapsed. A simple mouse click on the "plus" sign opens the useable parameters.
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List of averages:
- Gaussian average (Gma)
- Simple moving average (Sma)
- Exponential moving average (Ema)
- Weighted moving average (Wma)
- Double exponential average (Dema)
- Triple exponential average (Tema)
- Wilders average (Wilders)
- Linear Regression (LinearReg)
- Time Series Forecast (TSF)
- Kaufmann adaptive average (Kama)
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