Re: [RT] Adaptive Stochastic

[c_r@xxxxxxxxx]

Bob,

        Thanks for
the screen shot.  I've examined the AS on a number of the charts you
have posted and have been impressed with its ability to catch changes in
trend. I used to run Fast Fourier analysis to extract cyclic info (EOD)
and use that data to set lengths for the stochastic, MACD, etc. 
This usually required running the FFT once a month to identify
significant changes in cycle length and re-setting the indicators. 
And there's a lot of noise in the indecies and their trading
vehicles.

        I've been
working as a geologist for the last several months and have been saving
bits of code and discussions from RT and get traders and the like. 
Naturally the one time I want to go back and work with a new indicator,
the grinch in the hard drive ate it.

Thanks again,

Charles Marchand
At 08:07 AM 10/28/01 -0800, you wrote:
Here's a
shot of the Adaptive Stochastic on the daily INDU.  It seems to do a
decent job of catching turningpoints as cycle length changes and to also
stay saturated as an up or downtrend develops.  The adaptiveness
refers to cycle length change which then adjusts the High to Low
reference used in calculating the stochastic.  It is a cool
indicator.  Clyde Lee did a great job as usual in putting it all
together.
 
bobr

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Subject: Re: [RT] Adaptive Stochastic







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