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trademeee,
Basically, when the volatility is falling or at
particularly low levels, its advisable to buy. This is provided the other
indicators are giving indications of turning up from oversold
zones.
There is no "trigger" for the volatility
indicators.
DusantChief Architect<A
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size=2>> Does anyone know how to evaluate Volatility indicator? To evaluate
> the performance for momentum indicator, I find no problem, because
> there is a defined BUY and SELL signals for each indicator, but
> there is no BUY and SELL signal for volatility indicators, such
as> > Average True Range > Bollinger Bands >
Commodity Channel Index > Moving Average (Variable) > ODDS
Probability Cones > Relative Volatility Index > Standard Deviation
> Standard Error Bands > Volatility, Chalkin's > >
Does anyone have any idea?> Thank you>
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