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Songyum"
How do you extend the slope of the moving
average?
How can this be included with a mov
indicator?
Historical note: Back in the 50's (1950 not
1850) Curtis Dahl published a book on TA. In it he illustrated using
offset moving averages. This was before the day of easily available computer
power and very volatiles markets. He developed a number of manual methods using
weekly charts.
Lionel Issen<A
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Songyun Fox
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Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2000 2:36
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Subject: Re: neo - Expert Advisor
Advice
Hi.
This is an interesting subject. Using Moving
Averages. I have been playing with the concept of a single MA with
a horizontal offset of say 3-7 days. The Moving Averages would be 2
using one to assist in defining the High Only for the next day. And a lower
Moving Average using the Low only. to define the next trading day low.
You could do this by extending the slope of the
2 moving averages by one day to the right.
Sorry if this is off subject, the mere mention of MA's
brought back my interest.
BF
neo wrote:
I am trying to build an expert advisor based on MAs.
I am also adding a trailing point stop based on the hhv function.
How do I keep the stop from flagging again once it has flagged once?
neo
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