Re: William's %R

["wavemechanic" <wd78@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

%R(X) = ((H(X) - C)/(H(X) - 
L(X))
 
So, it is just a stochastic with a H instead of L in 
the numerator which  = 100 - Stoch(X)
 
Bill
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  Subject: William's %R
  
  Does anyone know how the William's %R is 
  computed. That is, what are the variables and the formula.
   
  Thanks,
   
  Jim Barone