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Your 
theory may have merit. One thing to consider however is that the view in your 
bottom pane may be misleading. Note the difference in scale between red and 
green. Adjusting one to reflect styleownscale dramatically changes the view. 
Here is that view with a correlation study. In many cases the two appear to 
correlate fairly strongly. There were only a few time the two seemed 
to be inverse.
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 Jayson 
<FONT face=Tahoma 
size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Rik Rasmussen 
[mailto:hrasmussen@xxxxxxxxx]Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 10:57 
PMTo: AmibrokerSubject: [amibroker] 
ratios
Criticism 
sought:
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Here is a screenshot 
of a concept I am working on in Amibroker.
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The bottom panel has 
a red line and a green line. They are:
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Red  
-   DJX--X   an index that is 1/100 of the DJIA. 

Green - 
TYX--X   CBOE 30 yr treasury bond yield index
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You can see that the 
bond yield is much less volatile than the Dow.
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When the Dow is 
trending down, would it be good to move to bonds, until the relationship between 
the two reverses and the Dow again outperforms the bonds?
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The top panel is a 
ratio line of the two indexes. It does seem to be true that when the Dow is 
declining with more momentum than the bond yield, the ratio line reflects 
this.
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The yellow line 
shows a recent trend of the ratio that seems to indicate the Dow had been 
performing well. This trend line was recently broken as the Dow turned down and 
bond yield remained relatively flatter.
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Often, what has 
seemed apparent to me as an assumption proved to be totally flawed. I seek 
comments on this idea of using ratio lines to compare instruments. The use of 
ratio lines is demonstrated in Murphy's book The Visual 
Investor.
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