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Bharat,
Unless you have an adaptive DLL you will need to use if statements to
construct the moving average. You might also want to recheck the
parameters of your FFT to make sure it will give you a value.
Preston
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, mudgalbharat <no_reply@xxxx>
wrote:
> I want and indicator which would consider the current value of the
> Fast Fourier Transform ( FFT ) as the constant.
> Example :
> TO plot a 200-Period Simple Moving Average, the formula used is:
> Mov(CLOSE ,200, simple)
>
> What I want is that instead of '200' the indicator fetches the
> current value of the FFT and plot the indicator...so the formula
> should look like this: Mov(CLOSE ,value_of_FFT, simple)
>
> The default formula ( with parameters )for FFT is FFT( CLOSE, 100,
> 1, DETREND, POWER )
>
> regards
>
> Bharat Mudgal
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