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To: Kaliico who wrote (12860)	9/29/1999 9:19:00 AM
From: M. Walton	Read Replies (1) of 57584

A question for the more experienced traders out there. On a number of the stock tracking websites, you are able to plot a basic high/low graph of any given equity. In addition to the basic graph of price, they provide you with an option to plot the stock's moving average. Obviously, these averages can vary from 5 days to 1 year and beyond. My question is this: what purpose does the moving average serve when analyzing a stock? Does this indicate anything beyond the fact that a stock is exceeding/lagging it's average growth/decline over the specified period? Can the moving average be used in any other way? MW

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