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Re: ATR Indicator


  • To: Tom Lisk <tosk@xxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: ATR Indicator
  • From: joachim@xxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1998 13:44:14 -0500 (EST)
  • In-reply-to: <MAPI.Id.0016.006f736b202020203030303430303034@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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Thank you Tom...after making comparisons of price moves in Spx  -- VIX 
and
the ATR  I realized that volatility was the measure.   At first look you
expect it to be like an Moving Average or behave like an Oscillator.  It
is
really quite interesting.  I now will be more properly using the ATR and
keeping an eye on that volatility at the pivots.

Once you get a handle on this, I can see how Timothy Morge's post on
this
topic can be applied. Also Dennis...thanks,for your insight on the
topic. You comments were also worth noting.

I think I'll go out and buy a small jar of that Gerber's Apricot and a
small spoon
..... just to remind me I'm still learning.  They still make that
stuff??

have a good day

John


Tom Lisk wrote:

> <<Back to the ATR... this indicator seems to run out of sync with the
> price data.  Price goes up (in swings) and the ATR trends downward.
> Next chart...Price charting is going downward (in swings) and the ATR
> is  trending upward..... occasionally ATR moves in the same direction as
> the price swing.  What gives????>>
>
> John:
>
> ATR is a measure of volatility not market direction.
>
> Tom Lisk