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coops  
#1 Posted : Wednesday, January 3, 2007 5:50:09 PM(UTC)
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When I set up an exploration using the value of the RMO oscillator in a column, the Values shown in the Exploration Results are not the same as shown on the charts. Why is this and is it not possible to use this feature in the explorer?
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hayseed  
#2 Posted : Wednesday, January 3, 2007 6:28:56 PM(UTC)
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hey coop..... expand your period tested to at least 1000...... rahuls deal is based largely on moving averages..... moving averages will turn small disrepancies in to larger ones if the period tested is not similar in length to chart viewed..... h
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coops  
#3 Posted : Wednesday, January 3, 2007 6:42:55 PM(UTC)
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Hi Heyseed,

Thanks so much for the astonishingly quick reply.

It's amazing how such a simple thing can solve a problem!

Thanks once again.

Regards, coops
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NetWorthless  
#4 Posted : Thursday, January 4, 2007 10:48:30 PM(UTC)
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hayseed wrote:
...... rahuls deal is based largely on moving averages.....


Hey seed (pun intended)-

Did I miss something? On what do you base this claim?
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hayseed  
#5 Posted : Friday, January 5, 2007 9:01:49 AM(UTC)
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hey net.... if you change the indicators to line form instead of histogram the moving average form is visable..... likely a touch of rsi or momentum is involved, but the structure seems moving averageish.... close approximation to them can be obtained.....

eariler i had spent some time playing around with v 10 , v 9 , rahuls deal and esignal in an effort to ,,,,,, well lets just say ,,,, expand my options..... and of course you'll understand thats probably as far as we should go on that subject......

just change from histogram to line form and you see.....h
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#6 Posted : Friday, January 5, 2007 9:23:24 AM(UTC)
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hayseed wrote:

.... if you change the indicators to line form instead of histogram the moving average form is visable..... likely a touch of rsi or momentum is involved, but the structure seems moving averageish.... close approximation to them can be obtained.....



Say it isn't so! I'll check it out. I hope you haven’t let the proverbial cat out of the bag. [;)]
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PTJim  
#7 Posted : Saturday, January 6, 2007 1:45:43 PM(UTC)
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hayseed wrote:
hey net.... if you change the indicators to line form instead of histogram the moving average form is visable..... likely a touch of rsi or momentum is involved, but the structure seems moving averageish.... close approximation to them can be obtained.....

Anybody else smell that?

Over here, the RMOdor just got a bit stronger.
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hayseed  
#8 Posted : Sunday, January 7, 2007 4:13:40 PM(UTC)
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hey jim.... moving average systems are often one of the best deals going...... rahuls deal seems directed at helping us stay focused on long oportunitys when the averages are strong and short oportunitys when they are weak..... a filter to increase our odds....

properly applied it should help the average trader and esp should help the average highly leveraged trader, ie options or forex..... h
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#9 Posted : Sunday, January 7, 2007 5:09:27 PM(UTC)
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C'mon Jim, you know that you want this upgrade. Go for it! Grab the brass ring. Listen to your better half. [6]
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PTJim  
#10 Posted : Monday, January 8, 2007 12:58:07 PM(UTC)
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Nothing against moving averages, 'Seed, I use 'em myself, but let's say (hypothetically) that somebody took standard moving average techniques, slapped copy-protection and a fancy name on them and packaged the thing as The Next Big Thing Taking The Investment World By Storm! - would that be cause for excitement and adulation?

I see moving averages, combined with blinking red/green squares, advertised on late-night TV for extortionate prices all the time. It must be a profitable con to run, because I see these things over and over.

We now return you to my previously-scheduled grumpiness . . . . . . .
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