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tsatte
Posted : Monday, March 24, 2008 8:49:04 PM
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 Hi:

I have read in several places about acceleration bands.  I don't see those words under indicators and there was no explanation in the articles.  What are they and how do I get them on the charts and where do I find them in the website.

Thanks

tom
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diceman
Posted : Monday, March 24, 2008 8:53:54 PM
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 You may be interetsed in this:
Accelerator Bands PCF
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diceman
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tsatte
Posted : Monday, March 24, 2008 9:04:35 PM
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 Hi Again:

After I posted the request on acceleration bands I went to the help menu and found them under "indicators".  However, when I look at the pictures I don't understand where that picture of "quick edit" is found.  So where do I this "quick edit" and is there more information there on the bands.

Next, I do appreciate diceman for his email but he is way ahead of me.  I have been to the site he mentions but it mean little to this poor uneducated user.

Thanks

tom
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Bruce_L
Posted : Tuesday, March 25, 2008 6:24:01 AM


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 tsatte,
Are you interested in Acceleration Bands for TeleChart or Blocks?
-Bruce
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tsatte
Posted : Tuesday, March 25, 2008 10:35:12 PM
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 Hi Bruce:

I am interested in using them in Telechart.

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diceman
Posted : Tuesday, March 25, 2008 11:03:40 PM
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See j2d2's post from Sunday May 29 2005 7:02:37 PM
 
Create 2 custom indicators for upper and lower bands
then plot a "standard" moving average in the middle.


 
 
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diceman
 
 
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