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class=426515705-19032003>Ernie,
Do you 
have enough data to calculate the moving averages? When you recalculate the 
composites be sure you use enough days.
 Jayson 
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size=2>-----Original Message-----From: ewn87544 
[mailto:ewn87544@xxxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2003 11:33 
PMTo: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [amibroker] Re: 
HelpThanks for the help Anthony but the moving avg 
still does not want to work.In the first instance using plot it plots 
the XXX but the ma's sayempty. The second case using graph there is only 
the XXX graph and no signsof any others.Ernie--- In 
amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Anthony Faragasso" <ajf1111@xxxx> 
wrote:> Ernie,> > Graph() function  is still 
available for backward compatability ( I believe> ) ...The plot () 
function is the newer version of showing charts.....> > It is 
your choice as to what to use to show graphs..> > XXX = 
(AdvIssues() / DecIssues()) / (AdvVolume() / DecVolume());> 
Plot(XXX,"Trin_A",colorRed,styleline);> plot(ma(xxx,5),"MA5", 
colorblue,styleline);> 
plot(ma(xxx,10),"MA10",coloryellow,styleline);> 
Plot(ma(xxx,15),"MA15",colorwhite,styleline);> > OR this:> 
> Maxgraph=5;//number should be 1 more than graph statements> 
> XXX = (AdvIssues() / DecIssues()) / (AdvVolume() / 
DecVolume());> > graph0=xxx;> graph1=ma(xxx,5);> 
graph2=ma(xxx,10);> graph3=ma(xxx,15);> > 
graph0style=graph1style=graph2style=graph3style=styleline;> > 
graph0color=colorred;> graph1color=colorblue;> 
graph2color=colorwhite;> graph3color=coloryellow;> > 
Title=Name();> > So....I quess you can decide which you would like 
to use...Plot() or Graph()> > > Anthony>  
> -------Original Message------->  > From: 
amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tuesday, March 18, 2003 10:53:47 
PM> To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [amibroker] 
Help>  > Hi,> I am trying to Plot a moving average of 
the trin index.> I would like to create this indicator to use on an index 
such> as the S+P 500. > I have been trying it like this> 
> XXX = (AdvIssues() / DecIssues()) / (AdvVolume() / 
DecVolume());> Plot(XXX,"Trin_A",colorRed);> > This will 
plot the trin just fine but I now want a 5-day moving avg> of 
this.> > Graph0= MA( XXX, 5 );> Graph1= MA( XXX, 10 
);> > This does not work.> What is the difference between a 
plot and a graph? Which do I use and> how can I plot a 5-day, 10-day 
or even a 55-day moving avg of the > XXX above on the same plot and then 
make a Buy Sell scan using cross> overs of this data.> Thanks a 
Lot!!> Ernie> > > Yahoo! Groups Sponsor> 
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