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Re: Moving average histogram - Posted: 09-09-2010 10:28 AM Old PostReport | IP: Logged

Alexis C. Montenegro

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You can very easily do that with the Formula Wizard using the Oscillator Study and setting the fast and slow lengths to 5 and 35 respectively and the "Exponential" option to true
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Hello,

I'm trying to put together a simple study. It's a histogram depicting the price fluctuations between a 5 EMA and a 35 EMA on any given chart. The result would appear as a histogram in a subchart window.

The formula is simple -

Data = Mov(Close, 5) – Mov(Close, 35)

for each bar.

Can it be done in the formula wizard?

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Moving average histogram - Posted: 09-09-2010 06:38 AM Old PostReport | IP: Logged

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Hello,

I'm trying to put together a simple study. It's a histogram depicting the price fluctuations between a 5 EMA and a 35 EMA on any given chart. The result would appear as a histogram in a subchart window.

The formula is simple -

Data = Mov(Close, 5) – Mov(Close, 35)

for each bar.

Can it be done in the formula wizard?

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