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Hi Paul,
Thanks for the response and the effort. What you came up with is
similar to what I've been getting but not quite what I had in mind.
Here's what I currently have(To follow). My intentions are to use
my primary indicators to confirm the seasonal bias that this one
shows. Hence a higher probability trade. Obviously needs more work
and I welcome any and all suggestions.
Thanks again. Here's my current code.
Seas1:= Cum(Mov((C- Ref(C ,-1 ))/Ref(C ,-1 ) ,3 ,E ) ) ;
(Seas1+ Ref(Seas1 ,-252 )+Ref(Seas1 ,-504 )+Ref(Seas1 ,-756 )+Ref
(Seas1 ,-1008 )+Ref(Seas1 ,-1260 )+Ref(Seas1 ,-1512 )+Ref(Seas1 ,-
1764 ))
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Paul Chivers"
<pchivers@xxxx> wrote:
> How about something like
>
> calc:=Mov( ROC(C ,8 ,% ) ,8 ,E );
> days:=250; {number of trading days in a year}
> y1:=Ref(calc,-days);
> y2:=Ref(calc,-days*2);
> y3:=Ref(calc,-days*3);
> y4:=Ref(calc,-days*4);
> y1+y2+y3+y4;
>
> I don't think you want to include the current year in the
calculation so I
> omitted it.
>
> There's no need to divide by 4 (the number of years) as the
numbers are
> meaningless anyway. Simply Overlay Without Scale.
>
> I make no claims to its usefulness. Well, actually I think it's
pretty
> useless. What you now have is a(nother) squiggly line with no new
> information and you're still left staring at the hard right edge.
What are
> you going to do with this new squiggly line anyway? It only tells
you
> something about what happened in the past (or in this case the sum
of four
> things that happened in the past). Sounds like you're still
chasing the
> Holy Grail - that magic squiggly line that's going to look into
the future
> (impossible) and make you money without any effort.
>
> But good luck with it.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "tpab2" <tpab2@xxxx>
> To: <equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Sunday, 16 January 2005 3:08 AM
> Subject: [EquisMetaStock Group] Re: seasonality
>
>
>
>
> Hi again,
> I guess I made it sound harder or more detailed than it actually
> is. All I'm trying to do is overlay the prices(or change in
> prices) for the last 5 or maybe 10 years. For example:
>
> y2003:= If( Year()=2003 , Mov( ROC(C ,8 ,% ) ,8 ,E ) ,0 );
> y2004:= If( Year()=2004 , Mov( ROC(C ,8 ,% ) ,8 ,E ) ,0 );
> y2005:= If( Year()=2005 , Mov( ROC(C ,8 ,% ) ,8 ,E ) ,0 );
>
> (y2003+y2004+y2005)/3
>
> However, this merely plots a continuous Mov( RO(C ,8 ,% ) ,8 ,E ).
> How might I truely differentiate the years data in
> order to sum them? Again, thanks for any suggestions.
> By the way, I only have MS 6.52.
>
>
>
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