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<DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2>Are there anyone on the list from Norway
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<DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2>Want to discuss stocks and options in this
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From: "A.J. Maas" <anthmaas@xxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: Bollinger Band Width
Date: Wed, 15 Jul 1998 14:11:20 +0200
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See also previous mail("Bollinger Bands Explained" by the List-members)
WidthRange in Points is your formula(some of the others are given here too).
Do apply them on BOTH daily(bars) AND weekly data(bars).
Also use 10(days) instead of 20 for faster reactions.
You'll be suprised from the results.
Then use combined with CMO(20) or LinReg(14 or 20) for the moves' direction.
>From backtesting have noticed that LinReg doesn't always predict right, roughly
60-70% it is, though. You can also combine with MACD or any combination of
short term MA's(crosses that is, Golden+Dead).
Bollinger Bands-Upper Band 20(#110)
Mov( C,20,S)+(2*(Stdev(C,20)))
Bollinger Bands-Lower Band 20(#111)
Mov( C,20,S)-(2*(Stdev(C,20)))
Bollinger Bands-Middle Band 20(#112)
Mov( C,20,S)
Bollinger %B-Price Residing Point 20(#113)
((C+2*Std(C,20)-Mov(C,20,S))/(4*Std(C,20)))*100
Bollinger Bands-Band Width Ratio 20(#114)
((Mov( C,20,S)+(2*( Stdev( C,20))))-( Mov( C,20,S)-(2*( Stdev( C,20)))))/Mov( C,20,S)
Bollinger Bands-Band Width-Range in Points 20(#115)
Fml("#110")-Fml("#111")
or use:
Mov( C,20,S)+(2*(Stdev(C,20)))-Mov( C,20,S)-(2*(Stdev(C,20)))
Bollinger Bands-Band Width Range-ROC in % 20(#116)
ROC(( Fml("#110")- Fml("#111")), 1, %)
Regards,
Ton Maas
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-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Steve Karnish <kernish@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Aan: MetaStock-List <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Datum: woensdag 15 juli 1998 5:05
Onderwerp: Bollinger Band Width
>I'm horrible at programming language for formulas. Can anyone
>help me with a simple formula to track the daily width of a 20
>period Bollinger Band
>(a simple line defining the "spread" between the top and bottom
>band would be great). I'm trying to track the net difference of
>the bands as they narrow and widen. Recently, with help from
>the forum, I was able to formulate Bollinger Bands into a
>Histogram. Suddenly, the bands started to make a lot more
>sense. This new "look" compliments work that I do with
>regression oscillators, RSI, % of R, and candlesticks. New
>tools are great, especially when they point to profits.
>
>Thanks to any and all that can help,
>Steve Karnish
>CCT
>
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