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This formula works to find a stock price above
Headley's acceleration bands.
C >= 0.05*(H0*(1+4*(H0-L0)/(H0+L0))+
H1*(1+4*(H1-L1)/(H1+L1))+ H2*(1+4*(H2-L2)/(H2+L2))+
H3*(1+4*(H3-L3)/(H3+L3))+ H4*(1+4*(H4-L4)/(H4+L4))+
H5*(1+4*(H5-L5)/(H5+L5))+ H6*(1+4*(H6-L6)/(H6+L6))+
H7*(1+4*(H7-L7)/(H7+L7))+ H8*(1+4*(H8-L8)/(H8+L8))+
H9*(1+4*(H9-L9)/(H9+L9))+ H10*(1+4*(H10-L10)/(H10+L10))+
H11*(1+4*(H11-L11)/(H11+L11))+ H12*(1+4*(H12-L12)/(H12+L12))+
H13*(1+4*(H13-L13)/(H13+L13))+ H14*(1+4*(H14-L14)/(H14+L14))+
H15*(1+4*(H15-L15)/(H15+L15))+ H16*(1+4*(H16-L16)/(H16+L16))+
H17*(1+4*(H17-L17)/(H17+L17))+ H18*(1+4*(H18-L18)/(H18+L18))+
H19*(1+4*(H19-L19)/(H19+L19)))
How would I create this formula to show the stock
price below the bottom band?
Thanks.
Don Duhon
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