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Well, unless you're an Enron excutive, an Anderson accountant or a
major broker analyst, you can't really change one number into
another. LOL However, you could try this:
Take the indicator's average over a period of time, such as 100
periods. Multiply by 2, this amount is your divisor and does not
change. Then divide the current indicator amount by this fixed number
and multiply by 100:
(Current period Indicator Amount)
------------------------------------------- x 100 = (number from 0
to 100)
(fixed 100 period average of Indicator)x 2
As long as the indicator does not vary wildly this formula will work.
Otherwise you would have to readjust the fixed divisor!
Daniel.
Ross S Bond wrote:
> Hello OmegaList,
>
> My math is more than rusty - can someone please tell me how to
> normalize an indicator so that it's values fall in a range of
> 0 - 100? TIA!
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Ross mail to: ross.bond@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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