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Brett, you would first need to determine a % "flatness" range - say, 
1~2% deviation from price.  Follow this with the use of the 
BarsSince() function, to count bars from the last time the EMA has 
crossed into the EMA's flat zone.
jose '-)
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--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Brett Sinclair 
<brett_j_sinclair@xxx> wrote:
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> I am having a problem with determining if a moving average is
> "flat" for a period of time.  For example, given an 8-Day
> exponential moving average, how would I determine if it was flat
> for the last 6 days?
>    
>    
>   Thanks, Brett
 
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