Is it possible to get the renko candle display along with the normal trading candles?

<p id="isPasted">Yes, it's possible to display Renko candles along with the normal trading candles on the MetaTrader platform.</p><p>To do this, you can follow these steps:</p><ol><li>First, you need to install the Renko chart indicator on your MetaTrader platform. You can find various Renko chart indicators available for download on the MQL5 website or through the MetaTrader market.</li><li>Once you have installed the Renko chart indicator, you can apply it to your chart by opening the chart of the desired financial instrument and selecting the Renko chart indicator from the "Navigator" panel on the left side of the platform.</li><li>The Renko chart will now be displayed on a separate chart window. To display it alongside the normal trading candles, you can use the "Window" menu option and select "New Window". This will create a new chart window.</li><li>In the new chart window, you can select the same financial instrument as the first chart window and then apply the normal trading candles to it. To do this, right-click on the chart and select "Properties". In the "Properties" window, select the "Common" tab, and then select the "Show OHLC" and "Show Ask Line" options.</li><li>You can now resize and arrange the two chart windows to display them side by side or one above the other.</li></ol><p><br></p><p>By following these steps, you can display both the Renko chart and the normal trading candles on the same screen and use them together to analyze the market and make trading decisions.</p>

<p id="isPasted">Yes, it is possible to display Renko candles along with the normal trading candles on a chart. Renko charts are a type of chart used in technical analysis that is created by using bricks, or blocks, to represent price movements. These blocks are only added to the chart when the price has moved a certain amount in a particular direction. This is in contrast to traditional candlestick charts that display each candle based on a fixed time period, such as a day or hour.</p><p>To display Renko candles along with normal trading candles, traders can use charting software that supports Renko charts. The software will typically have the option to overlay Renko bricks on top of the traditional candlestick chart. This allows traders to see both the traditional candlestick chart and the Renko chart side by side, providing a more complete picture of the price action.</p><p>Traders can use Renko charts to help identify trends and price movements that may not be as apparent on traditional candlestick charts. This can be particularly useful for traders who use technical analysis to make trading decisions. By displaying both Renko and traditional candles on a single chart, traders can get a more comprehensive view of the market and make more informed trading decisions.</p>

<p id="isPasted">Renko charts are a type of charting technique that focuses on price movement rather than time. Each Renko candle represents a fixed price movement, and a new candle is formed only when the price surpasses the specified movement threshold. On the other hand, traditional trading candles (such as candlestick charts or bar charts) display price information over a specific time period.</p><p>To display both Renko candles and traditional trading candles together, you would typically need to choose a charting platform that offers the option to overlay or switch between different chart types. Some charting platforms allow you to add multiple chart panels or layers to a single chart window, where you can select the Renko chart type for one panel and the traditional candlestick chart type for another panel. This enables you to view both types of candles side by side.</p>

<p>Not possible &nbsp;</p><p>The chart would progress based on time (1M) but Renko charts progress based on price movement. So if you used a 10 renko chart &amp; price moved 30 pips higher then dropped 10 pips all within 1 minute, you would have just 1 "minute" bar but you'd have 3 renko bars with 2 "up" bars and then 1 "down" bar stacked on top of the higher "up" bar. &nbsp;As soon as a Renko bar is printed, the chart should progress by 1 click. So how do you print another Renko bar if the 1-minute time frame isn't ready to print the next "minute" candle? &nbsp;You would need some way of creating wide &amp; narrow candles in various widths.</p>