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To see an example please look at the MMlinesPro indicator here. All line to price bar relationships to the left of that vertical line are then false because the lines were in a different position at that time. This line determines at what point the lines are current with price movement. In current mode the lines will show in the normal fashion but will show a vertical line where the last shift occured. The historical mode is very useful especially when scrolling the chart back several days to study price/lines interactions. Why can this be important? Normal Murrey Math indicators fool the user into believing price may have interacted with the lines on the left side of the chart when in reality there is a good chance the lines were in different position at that time. You will also the line breaks where the shifts occured. In the above chart you can see the MMlinesProPlus with historical mode turned on. For those on a budget I have MMlinesPro here. The most useful feature is the ability to past/historical line positions, as they were at that time. MMlinesProPlus is for the power user who wants more control over their indicator. What if price goes beyond +2/8 or -2/8 within the hour? What data is being used for recalculation? Some indicators will calculate hourly to try to remove that limitation. If price moves beyond the lines you are out of luck. ![]() To make matters worse it will calculate only once. There are versions that calculate on the prior day data and may not be accurate. Murrey Math, an indicator following some of Gann's rules, is hard to come by in NinjaTrader.
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