My biggest criticism with Motivewave has always been that the platform simply does not do enough for equity and options traders that chart multiple tickers.
It really seems to me that MW goes above and beyond for Futures trading w/ constant advancements and refining the DOM.
Was very frustrated to see how Trendlines work (or don't work) on Motivewave.
This is a trendline on a TSLA Weekly chart, it starts from April 2024. This trendline is on the LOG chart setting (for both TradingView and Motivewave).
These screenshots are the 5min / Weekly Timeframe side-by-side.
TradingView:
And here is Motivewave (please ignore the other TA on the chart--I didn't want to hide them all):
Same anchors. Same dates. Same everything. I even have Resolve Trendlines turned ON in the settings.
And somehow, the trendline is down at 280 instead of at 338.
When you are a professional trader: these are the things that REALLY matter. Accuracy is very very important.
And yet, this entire time, I constantly feel like I'm always trying to find workarounds when using Motivewave.
Does anyone have a solution???
It really seems to me that MW goes above and beyond for Futures trading w/ constant advancements and refining the DOM.
Was very frustrated to see how Trendlines work (or don't work) on Motivewave.
This is a trendline on a TSLA Weekly chart, it starts from April 2024. This trendline is on the LOG chart setting (for both TradingView and Motivewave).
These screenshots are the 5min / Weekly Timeframe side-by-side.
TradingView:
And here is Motivewave (please ignore the other TA on the chart--I didn't want to hide them all):
Same anchors. Same dates. Same everything. I even have Resolve Trendlines turned ON in the settings.
And somehow, the trendline is down at 280 instead of at 338.
When you are a professional trader: these are the things that REALLY matter. Accuracy is very very important.
And yet, this entire time, I constantly feel like I'm always trying to find workarounds when using Motivewave.
Does anyone have a solution???
