Thursday, June 05, 2014 10:56:42 AM
Hi FO.
The LD-AIM spreadsheet shows how to replicate the Lichello Formula within a spreadhseet.
In addition, it allows for minimum $ without compromising the logic.
The only inputs needed are PC, # Shares owned and your specific settings (Safe, Minimum % and/or Minimum $.
It will calculate your Hold Zone correctly using those settings which can vary on either the Sell or Buy sides.
Here's a snip from it that explains step-by-step.
You can ignore the 'virtual' references if you're not running your program as LD-AIM.
Download the spreadsheet to snag the actual Excel formulas.
Hope this helps.
The LD-AIM spreadsheet shows how to replicate the Lichello Formula within a spreadhseet.
In addition, it allows for minimum $ without compromising the logic.
The only inputs needed are PC, # Shares owned and your specific settings (Safe, Minimum % and/or Minimum $.
It will calculate your Hold Zone correctly using those settings which can vary on either the Sell or Buy sides.
Here's a snip from it that explains step-by-step.
You can ignore the 'virtual' references if you're not running your program as LD-AIM.
Download the spreadsheet to snag the actual Excel formulas.
Hope this helps.
Best Regards, Steve (The Grabber)
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