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To: moorso who wrote (7804)	1/10/2002 6:13:54 PM
From: j42231	Respond to of 8150

How you get dat histogram effect? Probably if I look hard enough. One thing I found is that if you plot the cumulative percent change on top of any of the clx plots (pp,aydis,clx) you can see cause and effect relationships fairly easy for short term, intermediate term and long range term. Moorso, For the histogram--subtract the 5 ma from the 35 ma for the main ocillator--and when you edit the series--go to chart 'options' and select 'droplines'. Do a 5 unit smoother for the signal line. I would very much like to see your chart of the cumulative % change. I love to study second differentials--the unit changes. When you get divergences in the changes between two types of MA's or related indexes they are usually anticipatory. Get that homepage up and running ASAP ; ) Best, Joanne P.S. -6 -1 also