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The indicator you used as an example is an exponential indicator.
Therefore, the amount of data loaded for its calculation changes the
results.
If you load 100 time periods into a chart and plot the 14 ADX for example,
and you have the Explorer only load minimum data, the indicator value will
be different as the Explorer will not load 100 time periods as it doesn't
need 100 time periods to calculate a 14 time period indicator.
The values are correct both in the chart and in the Explorer based upon the
amount of data each is using for the calculation.
Set the Explorer to load the same number of records you load in your charts
or change your charts to load the same number of records you load in the
Explorer and the values will match.
Equis Support
http://www.equis.com/
http://www.equis.com/customer/support/
-----Original Message-----
From: Fernand Levesque [mailto:techpack@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 1999 9:33 AM
To: metastock list
Subject: Explorer Vs Charts
To All
Did anyone ever notice that the value of indicators given in the
explorer are not
the same when you open a chart. ex. ADX-14 and others over 10 pts +-
This make the explorer not a very valid tool. ???? Are the charts
giving the right
values or the Explorer????
Yr comments Pls
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