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Try a bollingers web site!
Also try a bolling er band cross over when the adx of the stock is over
30! Very few signals but good when you get them.
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On Sun, 7 Jun 1998 10:32:33 -0700 "Steve Karnish" <kernish@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
writes:
>There seems to be very little written about Bollinger Bands.
>The 32 page booklet is rather "thin". A few sites (i.e.,
>marketplayer.com) have reconstructed Bollinger Bands into a
>histogram. In this representation: the mean becomes a zero
>basis line and the standard deviations are parallel to the zero
>line. The price is then plotted in relation to the mean and the
>standard deviations. The same information gives you a different
>look and extensions beyond the standard deviations seem to be
>more symmetrical. There seems to be some interesting support
>and resistance that's not apparent when looking at the classic
>Bollinger Bands.
>
>A couple of months ago, I asked for help on constructing this
>Bollinger Band Histogram and received 3 or 4 replies (many
>thanks). I tried all the advice, but, could never recreate the
>histogram. I still am very interested in this variation. I
>believe this approach is a simpler and clearer graphic
>representation of Bollinger's formula. Any suggestions or help
>on the formula would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Steve Karnish
>CCT
>
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