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To: Honest Abe who wrote (2060)	6/30/1998 11:15:00 AM
From: JW@KSC	Respond to of 4676

Re: Relative Strength & EMAD i>If the two indicators you use are Relative Strength and the EMA Difference, how can they cross since they are based on different price scales? Or is that crossing indicator only to be used on Internet Trader, since any other graphical interface would most likely show a different crossing point? Abe, On ITrader Relative Strength and EMA Difference have variable settings. I use the default settings, which are: On Relative Strength - Period is set at 14 and Calculation Value set at Close For EMA Difference: Fast MA Factor set at 0.24 Slow Ma Factor set at 0.12 Calculation Factor set at Close For both indicators I use "Line Style" Vs Oscillator Style. ITrader is free, all you have to do is download and Register for a password. ___________________________________________________________________ <Expontenial Moving Average Difference.> Are you refering to MACD, or is this something else. RSI I know. RSI and MACD both moving up thru the midpoint would be bullish. Curious, Scott Scott, Perhaps someone into charts more than I can answer that. As in the above post to Abe, the variables set, will make a difference as to how the indicators work. Again ITrader is free. kanisa.com JW@KSC