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Doug
Why don’t you simply use the
formula, ATR(n),
where n =
the number of day you want to average? This ATR (<font size=2
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>) is the measure of volatility
and is expressed in $’s.
adetsec
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Subject: [EquisMetaStock Group]
formula question
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>Question for Roy or others who have
this knowledge. Do youknow of an end of day formula that will
provide the volitility of a stock over a defined period of time? What can
be added to this formula that will provide the price range for this defined
period of time? Any thoughts?
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