@roguetraderone – I think you can still do so with the basic membership at stockcharts.com. Go to the add “Indicators” below the chart & add “Volume” as an indicator. Click the green arrow to expand the ‘Advanced Options” on the indicators. Once the options are expanded, select ‘Exponential Moving Average’ from the drop-down menu, then add the MA period under the ‘Parameters’ field.

Regarding the membership upgrade on RSOTC, I need to finish building out the membership upgrade forms so I can add those to the site in order for members to upgrade or downgrade from Gold or Silver. Until then, you can use the contact form (located under ‘Resources’ on the main menu bar at the top of the site) to let me know if you would like to upgrade & I’ll get back to you with the details.

It was that exponential moving average of the volume that I couldn’t do. I’m a member on SC but not the highest level. When I take my profits from X maybe I’ll upgrade. Speaking of, I can’t figure out how to do that on this site. I guess for now it’s when I renew?

To generate a link to a chart using stockcharts.com, immediately below the chart on the first line (to the right of annotate, print, etc…) click on ‘permalink’. Then cut & paste the link. Not sure if you subscribe to stockcharts.com but keep in mind that it probably won’t share your annotations in the link if you are not a member as you can’t save an annotated chart. I believe that you must be logged in as a subscriber to save & share an annotated chart.

Randy, thanks for considering. I tried to figure out how to do it in Stockcharts and was just stumped.

roguetraderone – I wish TC2000 (which I created that chart with) had the ability to post a link. If I get the time, I can replicate the chart in stockcharts.com, which is the program I use for my live chart links.

Thx Shambo, typo corrected.