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Does any know what function to use to plot a moving average from a different time interval than the chart that is currently being viewed. For example, I would like to lot a 30 minute moving average on a 15 minute chart.
Thanks, Steven
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since there are 2 15 min bars for each 30 min bar, and if you wanted to lot a 10 bar moving average from the 30 min chart onto a 15 min bar chart, just plot it as a 20 bar moving average for the 15 min chart
Mov(C,10,s) on a 30 min chart = Mov(c,20,S) on a 15 min chart
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henry1224 wrote:
since there are 2 15 min bars for each 30 min bar, and if you wanted to lot a 10 bar moving average from the 30 min chart onto a 15 min bar chart, just plot it as a 20 bar moving average for the 15 min chart
Mov(C,10,s) on a 30 min chart = Mov(c,20,S) on a 15 min chart
Mov(C,10,s) on a 30 min chart is not truely equal to Mov(c,20,S) on a 15 min chart.
10-bar average of C on a 30 min chart = C of (bar2 + bar4 + bar6 + ... + bar20)/10 on 15-min chart.
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