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Hi Gerald,
TRIN is the advance/decline ratio divided by the advance volume/decline
volume ratio: ie
((# of Advancing issues / # of declining issues)/(advancing
volume/declining volume))
Most of the data services supply the NYSE and/or Nasdaq TRIN and TRICK
as a symbol either TRIN or $TRIN and TICK or $TICK. TS usually is
looking for the $. The data can be treated just like any other symbol
and can be imported to a TS chart.
See http://www.investopedia.com/articles/technical/02/102202.asp for a
good explanation of the TRIN.
The TICK or $TICK is the summary of the number of stocks on the
NYSE/Nasdaq that are increasing in price versus those that are
decreasing in price from the previous price quote.
See http://www.smartmoney.com/options/index.cfm?story=sfo-music for a
much better explanation and info on how one trader uses it.
For a single stock symbol you would need to do the same calculations
based on the underling math behind the TRIN and/or TICK.
I would start by looking at something like the TS 'Advance-Decline
Ratio(Indicator)' and 'Volume Down(Indicator)' and 'Volume
Up(Indicator)' to see IF it could be done. And test and test and test
and.....
Larry
(Sorry about that Gerald - I sent my reply to your address instead of
the list)
Gerald Marisch wrote:
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> Can someone send me the TRIN and / or TICK els to import in TS 2Ki?
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> Thanks in advance for any help.
>
> Gerald Marisch
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