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Mikey,
Metastock does allow you to adjust the values for the
two moving averages... a simple way is to right
click on the MACD after it has been plotted, then
click on properties, and then you can adjust the
parameters.
As for the difference between the two moving averages,
this is known as the MACD histogram, and you can
create you own custom indicator for this, see
http://www.equis.com/customer/support/formulas/cf00057.html
To create a custom indicator, you have to open the indicator
editor and paste in the formula. Metastock has pretty good
help if you need more details.
Jeff
Mikey wrote:
>on the metastock macd there are two lines charted and that is fine
>one is a slow moving average and one is a longer moving average
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>in trade station you can input whatever values that you want for the two
>moving averages (whereas metastock doesn't enable you to do this) and
>then to calculate the difference between the two and plot that
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>i need some help in being able to do the same thing in metastock
>i want to have the two moving averages be able to have my own inputs in
>them and then to calculate a difference between the two and then to be
>able to plot this difference value on a metastock chart
>
>i am not a programer and have no clue as to how to do this
>can some kind soul out there perhaps help me with this so i can get off
>the trade station band wagon since there are some things that i really
>like about metastock?? please??
>Mike
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