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To: sean sanders who wrote (218)	6/30/1998 1:08:00 PM
From: Sal D	of 237

Sean, the volume oscillator I use is a 10 day MA divided by a 25 day MA plotted with a 10 day MA of the oscillator. I like to look at it against a smoothed DMI plotted with a 10 day MA of the indicator. If both cross above 0 at approximately the same time that's a good buy signal because the change in directional movement to the upside is supported by an expansion in volume, and if the volume indicator also breaks above a down trendline it adds strength to the signal. The RSI derivative I use is a RSI moving average derivative. It is calculated as the ratio of a 10 period EMA of a 9 period RSI divided by it's 10 period MA(an RSI version of a price oscillator). Buy and sell signals are given when the indicator crosses above and below 1. As you know these are just a few indicators and other indicators must agree with what we think is going to happen. I have seen the article in TASC about the RSI formulas but have not used any of them yet. Good Luck. Joe

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