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Try to find the Average of the past 50 days volume. Should it be AVGV50 or
AvgV50.1,
The same with BOP, (AvgBOP,50) or (AvgBOP,50.1)
What is the .1 mean? Thanks,
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Worden Trainer
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V is the current Volume.
V1 is the previous Volume.
AVGV50 is the 50-Period Simple Moving Average of Volume including the current period.
AVGV50.1 is the 50-Period Simple Moving Average of Volume up through the previous period.
AVG(V,50) is the 50-Period Simple Moving Average of Volume including the current period.
AVG(V1,50) is the 50-Period Simple Moving Average of Volume up through the previous period.
BOP is the current value of BOP.
BOP1 is also the current value of BOP (as it is the 1-Period Simple Moving Average of BOP).
BOP1.1 is the previous value of BOP.
BOP50 is the current 50-Period Simple Moving Average of BOP.
BOP50.1 is the previous 50-Period Simple Moving Average of BOP.
AVG(BOP,50) is the current 50-Period Simple Moving Average of BOP.
AVG(BOP1.1,50) is the previous 50-Period Simple Moving Average of BOP.
(AvgBOP,50) is not valid syntax.
(AvgBOP,50.1) is not valid syntax.
In this case, the .1 means 1-Period Ago. You may wish to review the following:
Handy PCF example formulas to help you learn the syntax of PCFs!
-Bruce
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Thanks a lot, Bruce.
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You're welcome.
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