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At 09:43 AM 4/23/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Thanks for the response, but I think I need to clarify my request. I'm
>trying to plot the moving average into the future - that is, I want to see
>the lines offset out _beyond_ the current price bar. Like today's bar is
>here:
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>and the MA lines project out to, say, here:
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>------------------ (5 time periods forward)
>------------------------ (9 time periods forward)
>----------------------------- (15 time periods forward)
>
Peter - don't move the plots into the future, move the bars into
the past!
1. make your bars style 'hidden'.
2. apply indicator below to offset the bar chart first:
input:offset(15);
plot1[offset](c,"c"); {style right tic}
plot2[offset](o,"o"); {style left tic}
plot3[offset](h,"h"); {style bar hi}
plot4[offset](l,"l"); {style bar lo}
{set scaling same as price}
3.put your 3 MA's back on like this:
Input: Price(close),Length1(21),Length2(15),Length3(9);
plot1(Average(Price,Length1),"Avg1"); {no plot offset => 15 bars forward}
plot2[6](Average(Price,Length2),"Avg2"); {15-6=9 bars offset forward}
plot3[10](Average(Price,Length3),"Avg3"); {15-10=5 bars offset forward}
4.note that on realtime data, offset plots beyond a few bars back do not
like to update realtime, so you need to refresh the screen- pgup/pgdn,
2 sets of double right-clicks, etc - anything to give it a little 'goose'
rich
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