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Earlier Karl wrote:
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> How do you determine the cycle length to use?
Karl,
There are at least two commercially available apps which determine the
dominant cycle in a data series. These are TradeCycles by Ruggiero Assocs. and
MESA by John Ehlers. There is a MEM/MESA app in the public domain that was
mentioned some time ago on this list. These can be called in a system. Another
one is Cycle Trader. There's a version 5.0 just out(??) which gives you the
option of calling in a function for an additional sum of money.
There may be some cycle info in the Omega manuals, but I'm not sure. A lot of
commodities have cycles between 18-22. Almost all lie between 15-25. Either way,
if you chose 20 for a cycle length and then 10 to plug into Reactivity, you'd be
in the ball park.
I know there are some on the list who use Cycle Trader and/or one of the other
MEM/MESA apps. Maybe they could comment further.
Hope this helps.
Sherrill Styers
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> sstyers wrote:
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> > Karl,
> > This was coded by Dave DeLuca and came from Omega's old BBS about 1994.
> > Both text code and .ela, as well as notes on usage are included.
> > Sorry, I don't have any personal experience with it.
> >
> > Sherrill Styers
> >
> > >Original message:
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> > >Does anyone happen to have the code for Geitzen's Reactivity indicator that
> > >might be willing to share it? I would be glad to reciprocate if there is
> > >something you may need.
> > >Many thnaks,
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