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Hi Joe!
Yes I want to plot the MA shift forward: on forex each candle is a very
volatile so there's a lot of false signals....
I think this system is only good for intraday moves (for example "scalping"
method on 1 to 5' charts for Forex). I haven't tested in on daily charts.
Walter - France
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Subject: RE: [Metastockusers] Shifted
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Are
you sure you aren't looking to plot the MA with the shift forward? The
method of shifting it forward (in which case, your original idea of
ref(c,3,e),-3) is the correct formula) is used to "delay" the moving average a
bit to prevent whipsaws. Bill Williams talks about it in his books and
Tom Joseph of Advanced GET also uses the concept.
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Like
David, I'm not sure what use plotting today's data three periods in the past
will do?
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Good
Trading,
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Joe
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