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If you
are using Reuter's EOD data they truncate volume by 100. Be certain to multiply
your volume figures by 100 to get the real volume.
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owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On
Behalf Of John SellersSent: Sunday, July 15, 2001 7:58
PMTo: Equis InternationalSubject: Using "N" days of data
per Period
I have been saving
my data in an normal sequence until I experience a holiday like July 4. Then I
have skipped this date and continued to record data. That is: data for July 2,
July 3, July 5, July 6, July 9 ... If I use a period of three days to compress
for each data plot. How does your software handle this? Is this different
from plotting data with the inserted holiday
code?
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I believe the last
three days data to compress on July 5 would include July 5, July 3 and July 2.
For data prices it would result in a high, low, last and open based on the
last three days data would be considered as occurring in one day. Also the
absolute volume would be accumulated for those three days.
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Would you please
explain how your software performs this function. I am using a formula to
accumulate the last three days of absolute Volume and then dividing by three,
these values are then plotted. I have observed these plots do not conform to
daily plots of volume. Is this possibly an error in my software
loaded?
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