Re: SMI (13,25,2)

["Lionel Issen" <lissen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Lars:

You are correct.  Its no longer at the Equis web site.  It is unlikely that
I wrote it out by hand. It is more likely that I waited till it was posted
at the equis.com site.  However I could be misremembering.  It might be
available at theTASC web site www.traders.com.

Hope this helps

Here is what I have.

1.  SMI(50,25,5)

{January '93 TASC, modified}

100*(Mov(Mov(C-(.5*(HHV(H,50)+LLV(L,50))),25,E),5,E) /
5*Mov( Mov( HHV(H,50) - LLV(L,503),25,E),5,E)))

2. SMI(13,25,2)

{January '93 TASC}

100*(Mov(Mov(C-(.5*(HHV(H,13)+LLV(L,13))),25,E),2,E) /
5*Mov( Mov( HHV(H,13) - LLV(L,13),25,E),2,E)))

The author of this message takes no responsibility for any errors real,
imaginary or virtual in these formulas.(big Grin).

Lionel


-----Original Message-----
From: Lars Andersson <Lars.Andersson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: 'metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx' <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sunday, September 06, 1998 4:44 AM
Subject: SV: SMI (13,25,2)


Lionel.
Where did you find the formula on equis web site I look att there formula
site but didn´t find it.
Lars

-----Ursprungligt meddelande-----
Från: Lionel Issen [SMTP:lissen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Skickat: Sunday, September 06, 1998 00:19
Till: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Kopia: Steve Karnish
Ämne: Re: SMI (13,25,2)

Steve:

someone has probably replied to your query.

SMI = stochastic momentum indicator.

Formula was part  of an article in TASC January 1993. "Stocachist Momentum:
by William Blau, page 26.

The formulas were posted at Equis web site.

If I am the first responder, send cash as it is the most usable prize.

Lionel


-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Karnish <kernish@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: MetaStock-List <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Friday, September 04, 1998 12:58 AM
Subject: SMI (13,25,2)


>List,
>
>I picked up this indicator and have been working it for the last
>month.  Maybe it came from support at Equis (don't know for
>sure).  Anyway, the "SMI" was discussed in an article in January
>1993's TASC.  Can anyone tell me the name of the indicator (for
>ten points) and the concept behind it (bonus ten points).  First
>one to identify the answers wins a stay at my mother-in-laws:
>"Rolling Hills Bed and Breakfast" and when you get here
>(somewhere in northern Idaho), you get to pet a moose (but be
>careful...they're the postal workers of the animal kingdom).
>Attached is the SMI (13,25,2) and December Silver. This is
>really bugging me!
>
>Steve Karnish
>CCT