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Solving for what price tomorrow will triger a sell signal is possible as long as you know the formulae. The derivativema code I posted. Is my solution to the question what price tomorrow will make a moving average of a given length have the exact same slope as it has today. Similar solutions are possible for most readibly quantifiable indicators.
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From: MRLYNNG@xxxxxxx [SMTP:MRLYNNG@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, November 10, 1998 5:23 PM
To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: next bar
In a message dated 98-11-10 07:58:37 EST, rickinri@xxxxxxx writes:
<< is there a function comercially
available or has someone written
code that can tell what next bar value that will trigger signal in an
indicator? >>
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Rick:
There may be something like this elsewhere but the only product I know about
is the Oscillator Predictor by Joe DiNapoli at fibtrader.com. I am doing this
from memory so don't hold me to it but I believe it predicts the value of the
oscillator in the future but not sure if it shows the value needed for a
signal. Better ask them.
Lynn
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