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Paul,
Jim Berg did an article in the Feb 2005 issue of TASC on volatility
and that be a good read for you.
The problem with an ATR is that it will not tell direction by
itself. Most people tend to use the ATR as a multiplier of something
else such as a moving average. You then either add or subtract the
multiplier to give you a band above or below the price.
The idea of using the 10 and 50 might have some rewards if you
subtract one from the other just like a MACD and then use the result
as a multiplier.
Preston
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Paul Harris"
<paul_vicmar@xxx> wrote:
>
> All
>
> Have been looking at the ATR that can be used as stops on trades
for
> example "Trailing Stop - ATR Chandelier Exit v2.0".
> However I would be interested to know of how people use the ATR to
> identify the volatility of a stock. I was reading somewhere that
> making a comparison with 10ATR and 50ATR would give an indication
of
> the stocks volatility.
>
> Yours
> PAUL
>
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