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Is the
problem when changing the scale from, say, daily to weekly? If so, I believe the
problem is that a MA of 20 represents 20 bars, not days. Unfortunately, I do not
know how to maintain the formula as days other than rewriting the formulas and
saving it as a different template.
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Behalf Of wavemechanicSent: Sunday, November 11, 2001 8:54
PMTo: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re: Moving
averages
Gerald:
It sounds like you used the scaling option to
overlay without scale instead of merge with scale. Try changing the
scaling option to merge for each line.
Bill
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Subject: Moving averages
If I pick a few moving averages, say 20,50,200 and plot them
on a stock. Whydo their positions change with relation to each other
when I zoom in or out?Isn't there a way to get a true 20 day, 50 day,
200 day moving
average?
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