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</x-html>From ???@??? Sat May 08 22:02:30 1999
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In a message dated 5/8/99 5:48:14 PM Mountain Daylight Time, MRLYNNG@xxxxxxx
writes:
>
> I almost always end up working directly with the price to find the
> characteristic I am looking for in real time. I often use digital filters
> to spot the event well before it becomes apparent to a common indicator,
> (quite possibly because on my training as an electrical engineer.) A simple
> example of such a digital filter was a trading system published by Bob
> Brickey about two years ago (code slightly simplified by me):
>
Could someone enlighten me as to what a "digital filter" is?
Thanks,
Steve
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