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To: Jan Robert Wolansky who wrote (1605)	6/17/1997 8:23:00 AM
From: Bruce A. Bowman	of 3325

I use RSI(14) and I left MF RSI at the default. I don't use the later very much because I don't have a lot of experience with it. Using RSI(7) and RSI(9) was some experimenting I've done in TC2000. There seems to be more whip saws with the shorter intervals. I also suspect that there are differences in how RSI is mechanized in TC2000. I haven't found AIQ's version of RSI to be very useful. It's just too slow and divergences don't show up as clearly. You may find that experimenting with RSI interval is necessary depending on the stock. Each stock has it's characteristic movement and what works for one won't necessarily work for another. As a suggestion, you might want to experiment with using CCI(14) much like you would RSI... look for divergences and supporting trend patterns. It can lead RSI by a few days. CCI isn't very well understood and is a powerful tool. Bill Sandusky has done a lot of work with it and has some very interesting trades that he's developed using CCI(). You should hear about them in NJ if you go to TAOTN. Bruce

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