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Strategies & Market Trends : Ask Vendit Off-Topic Questions -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Vendit™ who wrote (879)	7/26/2001 10:00:43 PM
From: bowledover	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8752

Vendit, when I first started following your thread I read through most of the links. Didn't read Aschelis' book. I did just now and that explanation for linear regression channel is the 'standard' straight line channel. (Got an 'oops' error message from one of the 'StockChart' links.) So I guess I am puzzled by your use of the curved lines. I seem to recall reading somewhere that curved regression lines are more predictive but I'm not sure about that. Honestly don't see the benefit of the curved lines. In fact I think the 'bending' slope is potentially more misleading than not but I am a novice. So I'm just curious as to why you are using the curved lines. And, I am surprised (confused by) that the math world gives two different 'types' or 'forms' but uses the same name or label. But enough of this. I appreciate your time and apologize for belabouring the issue(s). Thank you. David