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  1. #21
    The Osma is basically the MacD in steroids.And on the volume, if your platform does not handle it, change the platform.It's like trying to cook without fire.

  2. #22
    Another option you can consider is to use volume indicators on different platforms to complement it, if Intelllicharts does not have access to volume data.Some traders use Tick Data as a proxy for volume, but it is not the same.Depending on the asset you operate, you may find some tool that helps you calculate the force index.

  3. #23
    The tick dates as proxy of volume is the closest that you can get if your platform does not support real volume.It is not ideal, but it is better than anything.You can also use a secondary platform only to obtain the volume data and compare them with the Intellicharts graphics.

  4. #24
    For the issue of divergences, the use of several time frames is definitely key.I also operate with divergences in 4 -hour graphics and sometimes even daily graphics.Reliability increases quite a lot if you compare signals in different temporal frames.On the volume issue, I agree that it would be complicated without having access to that data.Have you tried any other platform?Maybe Metatrader could be a better option for what you try to do.

  5. #25
    Metatrader is your best bet if you are looking for volume and reliability in indicators such as the force index.Intellicharts sounds good, but it seems that you are not giving you everything you need to operate with confidence.

  6. #26
    Yes, I was considering changing metatrader, but I am already very accustomed to Intellicharts.Doing the complete transition could take time, but maybe I have to do it if I find a solution for the volume issue.I will try to use some other indicators in the meantime and see if I can get tick data to complement.Thanks for the suggestions!Persistent until the end.

  7. #27
    Changing can be a headache, but if Metatrader gives you everything you need, it is worth it.In the end, the time you invest in learning will save you future headaches.

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