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Strategies & Market Trends : Technical Analysis- Indicators & Systems

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To: Richard Estes who wrote (1186)5/19/1997 6:09:00 PM
From: Nikku Nayar   of 3325
 
Thanks, Richard... unfortunately, I'm not 100% clear on how to
cut a formula from MS and paste it here; I'll figure that out on my own.

Here's what I'm using

CCI SPIKE
BUY:
ref(cci(13)/mov(cci(13),3,s)),-1)>1.5 and
cross(cci(13),(mov(cci(13),3,s)))and
ref(cci(13),-1)<-25

SELL:
cross((mov(cci(13),3,s)),cci(13))and
ref(cci(13),-1)>200

This taken from post # 1020, from Derek to Claud, a variation of an earlier CCI SPIKE formula...HOWEVER:

the > and < signs did not appear when I saved post#1020 as a text file. Instead, there were the three characters "AMPERSAND", the letter "GEE" and the letter "TEE" where I have used >, and the characters "AMPERSAND", the letter "ELL" and the letter "TEE" where i used <.

Furthermore, when I attempt to post these three characters (in sequence with no spaces between them) to SI using Netscape Nav. 3, they are transformed into ">" and "<" before appearing on the thread!!

MSWIN tells me that "1.5" is "not a recognized name, constant or operator" when I try the formula as above. Either that or it's referring to the > sign itself (?)

Richard, your "linear trend short term player" with
5,8 moving average cross is very interesting, it's working well on paper for me.
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