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Read the MS manual and then try the ROC() function.
Or you can look at the difference between the current bar and the
preceeding bar, Mov(C,10,S)-Ref(Mov(C,10,S),-1)
or you can divide this by the previous value to 'grade' the slope,
(Mov(C,10,S)-Ref(Mov(C,10,S),-1)) / Ref(Mov(C,10,S),-1))
There are many options open to you.
Hope this helps.
wabbit :D
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, vitoras <no_reply@xxxx> wrote:
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> hi everybody,
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> How can i program the slope of an indicator (let's say a simple moving
> average);
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> thanks in advance for your help
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