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Just OTC (off-the-cuff) stuff. A Metastock moving average gives the
average of say the previous 200 days. To center this, you have to
move it back 100 days, something you can do with the 'horizontal
shift' operator in the properties box (right click on the MA). In
MSFL, you can use the 'Ref(MA,-100)' or similar function.
One normally does not center moving averages in technical analysis as
you introduce lag that way.
Regards
MG Ferreira
TsaTsa EOD Programmer and trading model builder
http://www.ferra4models.com
http://fun.ferra4models.com
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "robcpettit" <robcpettit@xxxx>
wrote:
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> Hi, I know the moving average indicator already exists and that I can
> center it, but how do I do this using a formula. Ive got as far as
> mov(c,200,s). Ive read about timeseries and tried it but it doesnt
> matc the one already in metastock. Why do I want to write a formula
> for bands above and below the centered moving avarage. I can get them
> above and below just not on the same time scale.
> Regards Robert
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