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Thanks for the code Anthony.
I think this isn't working out the way I expected because what's
being measured on the x and y axis is not the same unit. There
needs to be a common reference point. If you take an angle tool
from a paint-type package, and, as long as one uses the same width
to height viewing ratio with all charts measured (their images), the
angles will make sense (e.g., the measurements are pixels to pixels
when calculating the slope of a line). However, the angles are
being calculated incorrectly with this Amibroker code because the x-
axis is some arbitrary unit (a price bar) whereas the y-axis is a
price measurement.
Is this making sense?
Steve
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