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To: Bob&Carolyn who wrote (7267)	11/7/1997 9:05:00 AM
From: Dave H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79308

>>>>> Dave... MA = Moving Average MLR=Moving Linear Regression. Is that what you wanted? Or something deeper? Carolyn <<<< Something a little more about what it actually tells you -- for example, I know that the moving average is a way to see the trend by removing spikes, etc from the data. The linear regression line picks two points and draws the best fit between them. I would guess the moving linear regression takes the moving average of multiple linear regression lines? [a little hazy on this one] Finally, what does it mean to look at both these indicators together: ie, why and how are they related? I guess that's my real question, since I'd like to understand how it works (as much as i can, anyway!) -dave