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Hi,
I worked on a formula to get the 10 day exponential out of the ratio Advance securties NYSE/(Advance sec. NYSE + Decline sec. NYSE).
I'm not sure i got it right, because its not giving the results i expect.
Here i go:
{reference to Advance/Decline securities on NYSE}
Security("C:\MetaStock Data\BM Data\X.NYSE-A",C)
Security("C:\MetaStock Data\BM Data\X.NYSE-D",C)
{parameters for the ratio}
A:= Security("C:\MetaStock Data\BM Data\X.NYSE-A",C);
B:= Security("C:\MetaStock Data\BM Data\X.NYSE-D",C);
{ratio}
X:= A/(A+B);
{10 day exp. moving average}
Mov(x, 10, e)
As a newbie i am amazed that a slight change that looks like just rewriting can give differente results. Off course i want the right results, so i wonder when i need to simplify things as done above with the parameter header. If i dont do this, i get different results, which makes life a little hard on getting the right indicator IMO. :/
Thanks for any directions.
grtz
Michel
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Too much code -- take out these lines:
{reference to Advance/Decline securities on NYSE}
Security("C:\MetaStock Data\BM Data\X.NYSE-A",C)
{ this will display and mess up your plot }
Security("C:\MetaStock Data\BM Data\X.NYSE-D",C)
{ this will display and mess up your plot }
The rest of it works just fine:
{parameters for the ratio}
A:= Security("C:\MetaStock Data\BM Data\X.NYSE-A",C);
B:= Security("C:\MetaStock Data\BM Data\X.NYSE-D",C);
{ratio}
X:= A/(A+B);
{10 day exp. moving average}
Mov(x, 10, E)
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