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On Sun, 29 Oct 2000 14:33:38 -0800, you wrote:
> Metastock Indicator for the Wood's Volume Float which efforts I
> did share with the list. I just recently sufferred a
> total loss of information on both my main disk drives and
> mirrored backup drives. Due this, I lost much good info (in
> addition to my volume float indicator) and I want to somehow
This is raw data from my files:
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mp1:=Input("Days Volume Summed",1,377,30);
mf1:=Input("Float, in X million",.1,10000,10);
mf2:=mf1*1000000;
(Sum(V,mp1)/mf2)*100;
Float:=Input("# shares : ",1,1000000000,1600000);
BinFloat:=If((VOLUME + PREV) >= Float,1,-1);
BinFloat;
Or maybe it is important to enter a start period on the basis A.J.
Maas has given us a couple of mails ago.
Also I believe the Float number changes over time so it would be
incorrect to use the same Float number all the time. It is only
valuable from the days you start till the Float number of shares have
been reached, after that it would be correct to use the same Float
numbers (or you had to use historical Float data). I hope you
understand what I want to say. If we could figure out how to make an
Float index who gives the actual time periods from today till Float
number of shares have been reached, then we could use this numbers to
create a X day Highest high and lowest low.
From: "Michel Amelinckx" <Michel.Amelinckx@xxxxxxxxxx>
===
!MY - Binary Float
Float:=Input("# shares : ",1,1000000000,1600000);
BinFloat:=If((VOLUME + Ref(VOLUME,-1)+PREV) >= Float,1,-1);
BinFloat;
===
!MY - Float Volume
Float:=Input("# shares : ",1,1000000000,1600000);
floatSum:=If((V + PREV) >= Float, V, V+PREV);
floatSum;
===
!MY - Float Volume-2
Float:=Input("# shares : ",1,1000000000,1600000);
floatSum:=If(((V + PREV) = Float),
0,
(If((V + PREV) > Float,
(V - (Float - PREV)),
(V + PREV))));
floatSum;
===
The variation # 2 in the float volume indicator attempts to remove the
volume from the volume float summation that it takes to get to the
float.
The binary attempt doesn't seem to work correctly, but I'm not sure
how to correct it as it sems to work some times.
The vertical blue lines are set to dates that show float turnover as
day 1 from the XL spreadsheet analysis I performed on VNTR.
The horizontal blue lines are set to dates that show a recent price
channel at at a recent low.
From: "jhmtn" <jhmtn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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