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Your two statements are not the same. This second one is trival.
From: "c" <camacazi@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2003 17:22:13 -0500
just to clarify my problem.... in other words
Meaning close of tomorrow being = price 'x'
and x has to be < average of the ['close of today'{eg 1030} and ' close of
tomorrow' {which is 'x'} ]
cheers
cameron
-----Original Message-----
Here is my problem , i am backtesting a new system , but i need to calculate
the closing price of tomorrow that would make the close of tomorrow be under
the average close of two days ago.
eg
close[3] = 1000
close[2] = 1010
close[1] = 1020
close today = 1030
what would be the close of tomorrow to make the close of tomorrow <
average(close,2) ?
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