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I would create an indicator for plotting current rally from 05/02/2010 to today, back from low of 03/09/2009 in rate of change using S&P-500 data.Thanks
Alfonso
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wabbit [:D]
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I want to create an indicator that shows the percent rally past with those of today
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I still don't understand what it is you are looking for?
Maybe you could attach an annotated chart for demonstrate what you need; other than that, the usual advice applies, read the MS Users Manual and attempt to code this for yourself, posting your best attempt here if you get stuck.
wabbit [:D]
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I want to put the minimum of S&P-500 ,the 02/08/2010 from minimun of 07/10/2009 so you can compare the rise of this year with last year. so as to superimpose the two increases from a single minimum.
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You will need to employ the ValueWhen() function, with the time and date functions to define the start date(s). You will also need to call these values using the Security() function if you want to display the index values on the constituent charts.
wabbit [:D]
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