Hi Phsst
Tks for your input.
The attachment is a Word file and pictures often take a while to
appear. As you inferred and Ron stated it appears ADX works best in a
strong trend.
Regds
Gerard
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Hi Yuki
Tks for your considered and lucid reply. I am
a momentum trader and I guess your reply
confirms that momentum - its start, fade, finish, direction (or
change of), and velocity can be measured with many different styles
of ruler.
What has been useful in applying the Yuki's Double
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By reading the manual/help file?
I don't argue against people asking simple questions, but I'd rather
see advanced topics whose answers don't reside in the user manual.
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Graham and Dingo --
See who got
Generally I would agree, but if you don't know something exists it's
impossible to search for it. You don't know what you don't know. I
have been there myself more than once :-)
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Terry
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Hi Gerald,
Sorry for the very late reply -- it has been a very busy week, again, and I
don't often get a chance to catch up intra week.
For ADX studies, of course one starts with J. Wells Wilder's seminal work
New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems (1978). [Don't be put off by
the
"Identifiers are arbitrary names of any
length given to functions and variables. Identifiers can contain the
letters (a-z, A-Z), the underscore character ("_"), and the digits
(0-9). The first character must be a letter."
OnlythingIcouldfind.
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