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To: Doug R who wrote (23352)	11/22/1998 5:30:00 PM
From: Warthog	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 79275

dougR, Thanks for your dedicated work. I have been experimenting with the 3dRSI and have constructed a curve based on the highs and lows. wartRSIHigh = Mov(HHV(RSI(3),5),3,E) (red line) wartRSILow = Mov(LLV(RSI(3),5),3,E) (green line) reference: topher.net It appears that whenever the "wartHigh" reaches a local minimum that a short term buy is indicated. (This corresponds to downward trendline in the RSI that is broken) now to find any correlation between this and a sell signal. Also to find the partial of this scheme with respect to the lookback period, the moving average period and the type of average (E,S,T) thanks collin Historically this looks good for AKLM also.