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Not sure how much you know, so this may be over-simplified or may be
insufficient. Sorry if this is verbose.
1. Chart your stock/index/whatever, using a "Clean" template, then do
the same again, so that two overlapping charts are displayed.
2. On the menu bar click Windows, then Columns. The two charts will be
displayed side-by-side.
3. Change the left-hand chart from Daily to Weekly. Right click on the
date scale and select X-Axis. Set the displayed range of dates to what
you want, e.g. '96 to '99. Make sure the loaded dates range starts
earlier. Click the Margin tab and set the margin to 1.
4. From the Indicator drop-down list select Moving Average and drag it
to the left-hand chart. A 40 period on the weekly chart corresponds to
a 200-day MA.
5. For the right-hand chart, leave it at a daily interval but set the
X-Axis as in para. 3 above, say to a 3-month display.
6. Drag the Bollinger Band indicator to the right-hand chart.
7. Drag the Directional Movement ADX indicator to the top of the
right-hand chart until the cursor changes to a box, then release. Set
the horizontal lines as desired.
8. Similarly drag the RSI indicator to the bottom of the right-hand
chart.
HHP
Kornberg Family wrote:
> Hi,Has anyone been able to create the template mentioned in the ADX
> article of the October issue? I have been fiddling around and trying
> to get the window to look like Paul Babbitt's template but alas no
> success.Any help would be greatly appreciated!Andrew Kornberg
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