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Hi Bob
If you use the Turtle data CD etc. of individual contracts you can construct
the historical spreads in Metastock or Excel. I use Excel for constructing
the spread with lows, thereby making MinFE easier to calculate. Sweeney's
other analysis is easily run.
More importantly, you get a really good sense of the days-in-trade when you
plot the winners horizontally. The same with losers. Days-in-trade
indicators can be plotted right on the chart.
MRCI is good for a quick look, but the detailed analysis is more
interesting. I also use the 3-D surface chart etc.
Also, MRCI spreads are not screened for skillful entries and exits, so their
annual return is very conservative.
Best regards
Walter
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