Re: [amibroker] Tim Tillson's T3 Digital Filtering

["Steve Dugas" <sjdugas@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Steve,
 
This sounds interesting - would you mind offering a 
few words as to how to properly use these for support/resistance? Is it simply 
price staying above/below the T3? When it is crossed, how do you determine the 
next level - maybe the next line on the rainbow? Thanks very much!
 
Steve D.
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  Subject: Re: [amibroker] Tim Tillson's T3 
  Digital Filtering
  
  Joe,
   
  Tim and I are giving a seminar, to the Denver 
  Trading Group, on March 25th.  Tim will share his thoughts about 
  developing this "better moving average" and I will show traders how I use a 
  combination of T3's in mechanical positioning.  
   
  The T3's, various lengths, with personal "tweaks" 
  are not just "better moving averages"...they are the "best damn moving 
  averages" I've ever spun.  Not only do they perform (in classic 
  cross-over systems) better than other fancy moving averages, they are, 
  when used properly, superb measurements for support and resistance.  
  
   
  One more thing:  I think that the T3(3) or 
  T3(5) is the best trailing stop I have ever stumbled across.  I feature 
  the T3's when displaying twenty to fifty charts a day in my free chat room and 
  this week, I'm giving a three-part moving average seminar that will feature 
  Tim's work.
   
  Take care,
   
  Steve
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    Joseph 
    Landry 
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    Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 3:30 
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    Subject: [amibroker] Tim Tillson's T3 
    Digital Filtering
    Was able to snag a copy of Tim's white paper that someone 
    kindly posted on an AB site and just getting to reading it. I remember 
    vaguely some discussion going on about the indicator but cannot pick 
    up the thread in all my searching.  What was the conclusion 
    about the use of the indicator? Is there an AFL formula around the forum 
    that calculates T3 or was thricing implemented using AB's builting DEMA 
    and AMA functions? Any help or lead would be appreciated.Best 
    personal regardsJoe Landry Send BUG REPORTS to 
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