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i love stoch so much. but when i use it with input timeframe 1440 (D1) on H1 it looks different with Stoch on D1.
the line was too close each other.
could someone make it normally
The stochastics from a higher time frame will never look the same on a smaller timeframe, as it is spreas over the amount of bars used in the smaller timeframe.
So a daily stochastics will be dpread over 24 one hour bars, henc the step formation.
I have attached a stochastics that is a bit smoother.
hello spiritbreezer,
thx 4 ur answer. Now, i knew why its never be the same in lower timeframe. but it will be great if it could be....
hello hp,
You can multiply one hour stoch's parameters by 24. For example, sto(14,3,3) for H1 and sto(336,72,72) for daily.
On the other hand, MTF indicator takes care of this conversion but shows in step form.
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