Re: Hello, thank you, can you help me?

["Steve Karnish" <kernish@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

NIcholas,
 
When I was younger and dumber, I thought I was a 
"legend in my own mind".  Times have changed...I'm just another slug trying 
to beat the markets for a few nickels.  My site is under a rather large 
revamp, but the formulas haven't gone anywhere.  They can still be accessed 
at:  <A 
href="http://www.cedarcreektrading.com/momenoscdef.htm";>http://www.cedarcreektrading.com/momenoscdef.htm
 
Take care,
 
Steve Karnish
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  help me?
  
  Steve
  the cedarcreek indicators were on the homepage, 
  but I canīt find them any more!
  maybe Steve Karnish can help you, as im afraid to 
  post his property.
  I don`t know, if Steve Karnish is a legend, I 
  only know, he lived in a beautiful place, from the MetaStock demo video 
  ;)
  I use his CCT indicators combined with many 
  others, but found them striking, as stand alones
  Nicholas
   
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    help me?
    
    Hi Nicholas,
    I'm new to the list......your problem sounds 
    like a scaling one.
    If you right click on the MA, open properties 
    and then open scaling you should be able to reset the scaling to match the 
    scale for the cedarcreek indicators. By the way I would love to know 
    about the cedarcreek indicators, what are they, and who is Steve Karnish he 
    sounds like a legend?
    Hope this helps,
    Steve Carter
    from Oz.
     
     
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      Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 10:27 
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      Subject: Hello, thank you, can you 
      help me?
      
      Hello list, after several months of only 
      reading, I want to thank you all, for the interesting 
      discussion.
      And there are special greetings to Steve 
      Karnish. The cedarcreek indicators are wonderful!
      Best wishes to Denver!
      Now I have a little problem:
      I combine an indicator with it`s moving 
      averages, fine so far, but as I zoom in or out, the MAs change their 
      position completely!
      Are they recalculated for the zoom area? 
      
      Is this black magic, or just my foolish 
      me?
      Thanks,
      Nicholas 
  Bodeux