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To: Chandler H. Everett who wrote (186)	6/9/1998 8:00:00 PM
From: ftth	Read Replies (2) of 237

Hi Chan, using the plus and minus Directional Indicators as a starting point, I've found the following to be a reasonable A/D indicator (in Metastock format): x1:=pdi(2)-mdi(2); x2:=pdi(2)+mdi(2)+.001; ad1:=(x1/x2)*v; cum(ad1); (For those not familiar w/ Wilder's directional movement, here's a link to some basic info:http://www.equis.com/free/taz/direcmovem.html) It tends to follow the OBV better than it does Williams A/D, Chaikin's A/D or dave's a/d, but it has some interesting properties in the way it leads, lags, crosses under, and crosses over OBV in different places. What seems more interesting though is plotting the % ROC (rate of change) of the a/d indicators themselves, and comparing that to the ROC of the price plot. dh

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