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lorenef
Posted : Tuesday, May 23, 2006 9:58:46 PM
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I can get to the custom indicatior window but am lost as to how to write the proper formula... thought I had it but go a single line rather than a channel...would appreciate any help...thanks
diceman
Posted : Tuesday, May 23, 2006 10:11:53 PM
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This is from memory.

Use Price Channel

Center line =: AVGC10

I think its:


AVGH11-AVGL11



Thanks
jeo
Posted : Tuesday, May 23, 2006 10:12:50 PM
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Right click
Add Indicator -> Custom -> Price Channel

You are probably doing the first one (indicator) rather than the 4th one (price channel).
The rest goes in just like the report said.
Craig_S
Posted : Wednesday, May 24, 2006 7:05:44 AM


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Right Click in the top window.

Choose CUSTOM then PRICE CHANNEL and use these settings:

Visible (checked)
Plot formula line (unchecked)
Smoothing Average (1)
Simple
Width Modifier (see below*)
Indicator Line Formula:

AVGC10

Channel Width Formula:

((h-l) +(h1-l1) +(h2-l2) +(h3-l3) +(h4-l4) +(h5-l5) +(h6-l6) +(h7-l7) +(h8-l8) +(h9-l9) +(h10-l10))/11

*the WR author does not specify the width. Start by using a width of 10 and increase or decrease the value to fit your sense of risk. The smaller the number the tighter the channel will be.

- Craig
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danielbender
Posted : Wednesday, May 24, 2006 1:57:06 PM
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How does Sir Risk Adjuster define his risk reward ratio of 4:1, ie, how does he define his upside profit potential in dollars and how does he define his downside risk potential in dollars??
Bruce_L
Posted : Wednesday, May 24, 2006 2:38:45 PM


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danielbender,
I don't know the answer to your question. After Mr. Worden publishes an article, many times other customers have questions that can only be answered by the author of the article. We do not give out anyone's email address or other personal information, rather, we will just forward their email on to the appropriate person. The individual may or may not choose to respond directly to you. You may send your email to support@worden.com to Sir Risk-Adjuster's attention.

-Bruce
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