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Strategies & Market Trends : Metastock 6.0 for Window -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: julianne carol grimes who wrote (2611)	1/3/1999 6:08:00 PM
From: John Hunt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4056

Re Questions Hi julianne, I am not sure what you mean by merging moving averages ... can you explain in a little more detail please? If you click on the f(x) button and then NEW and then move to the formula area and click on FUNCTIONS and find the moving average it will insert it in the formula area and pretty much tell you what the parameters are ... If necessary you can check with the manual for more details. Not sure if this answers your question or not. I have used CCIE for short term buy and sell signals in the past ... Worked pretty well. I used 3 to 5 days for the CCIE, which is very short. Here is my test if you want to play with it. CCI (Equis) Test ENTER LONG CCIE(opt1) < 0 - opt2 AND CCIE(opt1) > Ref(CCIE(opt1),-1) CLOSE LONG CCIE(opt1) > 0 + opt3 AND CCIE(opt1) < Ref(CCIE(opt1),-1) ENTER SHORT CCIE(opt1) > 0 + opt3 AND CCIE(opt1) < Ref(CCIE(opt1),-1) CLOSE SHORT CCIE(opt1) < 0 - opt2 AND CCIE(opt1) > Ref(CCIE(opt1),-1) opt1 3 to 5, Step 1 opt2 50 to 150, Step 10 opt3 50 to 150, Step 10 Takes about a minute per stock to run. :-)) John