[dom] % change correlation
a lightweight way to compare % change across stocks, futures, volatility, rates, spreads, and other markets from the same view.
add symbols into any of the 5 groups with commas. each group can show the individual lines, an equal-weight cumulative basket, or both. the included groups are just editable defaults — mag 7, vol, implied correlation, rates/curve, and futures.
by default, % change uses tradingview-style close-to-close based on the selected anchor timeframe. d compares current price to the previous daily close, w to the previous weekly close, etc. you can switch a group to open-to-current instead, with an optional hard-coded globex session open for futures.
expressions work directly in the symbol box, so things like tvc:us10y - tvc:us02y (2s10s) or ratios can be plotted alongside normal tickers. parentheses are just the display name for an expression. tf can be added to an individual symbol when its data needs a minimum source timeframe.
each group has its own visual scaling. linear is untouched data, while soft cap / outlier compression are useful when one market blows out the scale. scaling is display-only — the % values and cumulative calculations stay uncompressed.
endpoint labels show the ticker/value/% and [l##], which matches the corresponding line in the style tab. colors, line appearance, text size/color, cumulative names, anchors, and group contents are all editable.
slower macro/reference feeds are automatically handled on intraday charts when needed, while exchange-traded symbols can use their normal tradingview session context.
performance change detection uses optipine by alien_algorithms, licensed under cc by-nc-sa 4.0.
add symbols into any of the 5 groups with commas. each group can show the individual lines, an equal-weight cumulative basket, or both. the included groups are just editable defaults — mag 7, vol, implied correlation, rates/curve, and futures.
by default, % change uses tradingview-style close-to-close based on the selected anchor timeframe. d compares current price to the previous daily close, w to the previous weekly close, etc. you can switch a group to open-to-current instead, with an optional hard-coded globex session open for futures.
expressions work directly in the symbol box, so things like tvc:us10y - tvc:us02y (2s10s) or ratios can be plotted alongside normal tickers. parentheses are just the display name for an expression. tf can be added to an individual symbol when its data needs a minimum source timeframe.
each group has its own visual scaling. linear is untouched data, while soft cap / outlier compression are useful when one market blows out the scale. scaling is display-only — the % values and cumulative calculations stay uncompressed.
endpoint labels show the ticker/value/% and [l##], which matches the corresponding line in the style tab. colors, line appearance, text size/color, cumulative names, anchors, and group contents are all editable.
slower macro/reference feeds are automatically handled on intraday charts when needed, while exchange-traded symbols can use their normal tradingview session context.
performance change detection uses optipine by alien_algorithms, licensed under cc by-nc-sa 4.0.
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免責事項
これらの情報および投稿は、TradingViewが提供または承認する金融、投資、取引、またはその他の種類の助言もしくは推奨であることを意図したものではなく、またこれらに該当するものでもありません。詳細は利用規約をご覧ください。