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The distance from today's high to today's low.

The distance from yesterday's close to today's high.

The Average True Range is a moving average (typically 14-days) of the True 
Ranges. 
Of course, the MA of ATR appears to be themoving 
average of the moving average of the true range.
 
Cheers,
Richard
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Can anybody explain the difference 
between:ATR(10);andMA(ATR(1),10);I expected 
the same results but they are not 
equal.Thanks,JimYour 
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