Thanks Bruce your the best.

I can see it and understand how it is done.

Thanks again.

Sloop22

Dear Trainer

Using the The formula for a 10-Period Front Weighted Moving Average as:

(10 * C + 9 * C1 + 8 * C2 + 7 * C3 + 6 * C4 + 5 * C5 + 4 * C6 + 3 * C7 + 2 * C8 + C9) / 55 for example
 

How do we write a 5 period front weighted moving average for the 10 period front weighted moving average as an example.

I'am stuck. Couldn't find anthing in the search for this.

Thanks in advance.

Sloop22

Bruce

Thank you very much, I did read the post, just a little too overwhelming for me 

This helps,P*(P^2-1)/12

I'll figure the rest out on my own, there is enought information, for me to run with. 

Best to You

Jeff

Dear Trainer

Using the example

An Indicator Formula for the slope of a 25-Period Linear Regression Line could be written as:

(12 * C + 11 * C1 + 10 * C2 + 9 * C3 + 8 * C4 + 7 * C5 + 6 * C6 + 5 * C7 + 4 * C8 + 3 * C9 + 2 * C10 + C11 - C13 - 2 * C14 - 3 * C15 - 4 * C16 - 5 * C17 - 6 * C18 - 7 * C19 - 8 * C20 - 9 * C21 - 10 * C22 - 11 * C23 - 12 * C24) / 1300

1. How is the divisor calculated for this or any other period.

2.In above example and other lenths of Linerar regression can other functions be substuted for C such as L, Min, MAX, AVG, XAVG,XAVG(XAVGC10,).

Hope I made myself clear, not a math guy.

Thank You, at your convience

Jeff

Gentlemen

In this PCF 
Simple example STOC9.3,3 >=25 and Stoc9.3,3<=50 works fine for the daily chart.
 Shows up fine, right in the middle.

I understand the concept and have gone through all the discussions, but for the life of me, how do you get this to work on a weekly chart, I know I must be missing something very simple. 

my appreciation and thanks in advance