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<P>&nbsp;In MSWIN 6.5, you can get the 5.11 version using VHF which I think 
gives a good rendition. The scaling factor can be a make or break item.</P>
<P>It is a function that you can use in all the Custom Tools (formulas, system 
tests, explorations, experts).&nbsp; To use the function you do :&nbsp; 
variablema511(data array, time periods).&nbsp;
<P>We&nbsp; can thank Bill Forman at Equis Support for getting us&nbsp; this 
item.&nbsp;
<P>Richard Estes </P>
<P>-----Original Message-----<BR>From: Rick Mortellra 
&lt;rmjapan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx&gt;<BR>To: MetaStock List 
&lt;metastock-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx&gt;<BR>Date: Sunday, September 28, 1997 3:49 
PM<BR>Subject: Fw: Vidya and other Chande/Kroll indicators<BR><BR></P>Hi 
Max,<BR><BR>The MS interpretation of Chande's VIDYA indicator can be found under 
the<BR>built-in VMA moving average. HOWEVER, EQUIS BOTCHED THE WHOLE CONCEPT 
AND<BR>IT IS COMPLETELY SCREWED UP! <BR><BR>To see what I mean simply plot a 
SMA, EMA, and the VMA of any security<BR>using the same &quot;period&quot; input 
for each. Logically, the VMA should be the<BR>most sensitive, almost hugging the 
price bars. But as you'll notice MS's<BR>VMA is the least sensitive. In fact, 
it's downright dead!<BR><BR>Further, the fact that MS even asks for a 
&quot;period&quot; input for the VMA is<BR>dumb, since the &quot;period&quot; by 
definition is supposed to be VARIABLE anyway.<BR>The only inputs required under 
Chande's formula definitions are for the<BR>&quot;volatility index&quot; and a 
scaling factor. MS says it has fixed these as the<BR>9-period CMO for the index 
with a scaling factor .78, so no inputs should<BR>even be required. Finally, a 
quick glance at the built-in formula given in<BR>the manual shows Equis didn't 
even get the scaling factor part right.<BR><BR>Fortunately, the VIDYA is pretty 
easy to build and in MS 6.5 the new<BR>&quot;input&quot; function lets you play 
around with the scaling factor without<BR>rewriting the formual each time. 
Changing the period of the volatility<BR>index doesn't affect the average 
significantly. Nor does using different<BR>variables for the index. Afterall, it 
only varies from 0 to 1 anyway.<BR><BR>I've discussed this with Equis tech 
support when 6.0 first came out, and<BR>they've recluctantly agreed the VMA 
might be implemented wrong but<BR>suggested I contact Chande myself to check. 
Yeah, right! Too bad, because<BR>the VIDYA concept minimizes the time lag 
problems of a crossover system,<BR>and lets you grab more of a price 
move.<BR><BR>Hope this helps,<BR>Rick Mortellra<BR>Tokyo Japan<BR><BR><BR>&gt; 
----------<BR>&gt; &gt; From: Max Turner &lt;<A 
href="mailto:m.turner@xxxxxxxxxxxx";>m.turner@xxxxxxxxxxxx</A>&gt;<BR>&gt; &gt; 
To: <A 
href="mailto:metastock-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";>metastock-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx</A><BR>&gt; 
&gt; Subject: Vidya and other Chande/Kroll indicators<BR>&gt; &gt; Date: Sunday, 
September 28, 1997 8:07 AM<BR>&gt; &gt; <BR>&gt; &gt; List'rs<BR>&gt; &gt; 
<BR>&gt; &gt; Has anyone programmed the indicators from Chande and Kroll's book 
(The<BR>&gt; New<BR>&gt; &gt; Technical Trader) into Metastock formulae? In 
particular I am<BR>interested<BR>&gt; in<BR>&gt; &gt; VIDYA and the Stops 
indicator at the end of their book.<BR>&gt; &gt; <BR>&gt; &gt; Nowadays many 
authors give the formulae but in this interesting book<BR>they<BR>&gt; &gt; give 
the general formulae only.<BR>&gt; &gt; <BR>&gt; &gt; Would appreciate any 
replies.<BR>&gt; &gt; <BR>&gt; &gt; Thanks in advance.<BR>&gt; &gt; <BR>&gt; 
&gt; Max<BR>&gt; &gt; <BR>&gt; &gt; <BR>&gt; &gt; K<BR>&gt; &gt; 
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Dr. Roffey....

Didn't you pretty much say the same thing 8-10 months ago with the DJIA
around 6500?

Jerry