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If you
are talking about the summation of Chaikin's daily indicator (as opposed to his
oscillator), you might try comparing percentage change:
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ago)
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<FONT
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significant part of William Scmidt's (Tiger Software) stock ranking system for a
couple of decades.
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class=750403403-30082001> -----Original Message-----From:
Steve [mailto:gts@xxxxxx]Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 4:40
PMTo: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [RT] divergence
oscillator?
Members, is there a way to create a divergence
oscillator?
An oscillator that would compare the relative
values of 2 different indicators with different scale values? I thought
that using a percentage might work, but have not gave it much thought
yet.
I have found the Chaikin indicator to yield good
signals and wanted to compare to a 1 pd ma of close. <FONT
face=Arial size=2>Could a single oscillator be developed for this or any other
indicator that could easily show divergence. If so, then it would make
screening for trades easier.
Thanks
Steve
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