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Hi
Actualy the HHV function returns the highest value in the DATA ARRAY over the preceding PERIODS.
What about if I am looking for the highest value in the DATA ARRAY over the following PERIODS?
Thanks in advance
George
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This is the sort of thing that Metastock wants to avoid - looking into the future.
You could try the Forum.HHV. Be very careful not to use this when testing a trading system.
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Hi George
If I understand you correctly here's how required result could be generated. But why would you want to do this?
{Past & Future HHV}
N:=Input("HHV Periods",2,99,10);
HHV(H,N);
Ref(HHV(H,N),N-1);
Roy
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Thanks a lot for your help.
I will try to explain what I am trying to do.
Some times I detect some patterns in the charts which are usually followed by certain results.
All I want to do is to examine if my observation is correct.
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Just a small detail, regarding my previous message.
When I am looking for the HHV, I do not want to include the current date. How can I do this?
My idea is to compare the current price with the result returned by HHV call.
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Hi George
HHV() can be applied to older data by using the Ref() function with an appropriate offset value, as in Ref(HHV(H,N),-1) for example.
Roy
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Just now I realized how the Ref function works in conjuction with other procedures.
Realy I thank you again for your help
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