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Frank,
Perhaps you could clarify what you are doing or trying to do.
The Spread indicator in Omega is very simple, comparing data1 to data2,
but this by itself only gives you the ratio of the security to the index
for any given bar. It also is dependent on the index you are using,
whether it is weighted (SPX) or non-weighted (INDU).
I also don't understand how with this simple indicator and data1....data6
you can cycle through by pressing the data icon? Unless I am mistaken,
pressing the data icon will change data1 by cycling through the securities
in your data directory or custom data list, not the securities in a
multisymbol chart.
I have a custom indicator (Powereditor) that plots the RS of
data1....data5 compared to an index, and both the securities and the index
are normalized (converted to percentages).
There are 4 plots for 4 securities, each plot having a different color.
Maybe you could try something like that.
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> From: Frank990@xxxxxxx
> To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Multi Data charts & scan
> Date: Thursday, January 29, 1998 11:37 AM
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> I have Data1(Intc), Data2 (Lsi), Data3 (MU), Data4 (Mot), Data5 (Txn)
> Am comparing all these stocks to Data6 ($Spx ,signal) and am looking
> for the stock with the highest momentum, MACD etc.
>
> Right now I am using the built in Spread indicator and I change the
input
> from Spread(close of data1 / close of data6)
> Then I press the (Data icon) 5 times to cycle through each security and
note
> the value of the spread.
> Is there any way I can see the name of security with the hihest
momentum; or
> MACD etc. using a multi data chart.
> If any one uses Fast Track Tools; they will know what I am referring to.
> I tried the chart scanner ; but I still have to look at each security.
>
> I do all this stuff in excel (using DDE link) and this is pretty
simple.
> Any comments.
> Thanks
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