Re: [RT] Dynamic Midpoint

["BobR" <bobrabcd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Could you be more specific?  It sounds like 
you might be referring to the classical pivots or support resistance 
levels.  The white resistance dotted lines and the yellow line on the chart 
are the classical resistance and pivot levels that are quite popular that use 
the H,L,C in their calculations.  Are you referring to moving averages or 
support/resistance lines?
 
bobr
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  What I will ask is not 
  quite a midpoint but have you heard of moving averages of today's   
  High  + Low  - Close ? and any of its applications  
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