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If you're comfortable with ATR, then something as
simple as ATR(x) < T * ATR(y) where x is less than y (pick your
favourites) and T is a reduction threshold (pick your favourite).
E.g. ATR(10) < 0.75 * ATR(50).
Peter
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Subject: [EquisMetaStock Group] Hi-Lo
Volatility?
Ok, I know you can use something like Historical Volatility
and/or ATR to find high volatility and low volatility stocks, but how
about an exploration that finds normally highly volatile stocks that are
presently experiencing low volatility? I checked the Guppy site but I
didn't see anything like it. Has anybody played around w/such a
formula for finding swing trading
setups?Thanks,Harold
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