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Re: Conrad post# 31119

Friday, 12/04/2009 11:27:10 PM

Friday, December 04, 2009 11:27:10 PM

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>>>>When Don Carlson first published his MA cross-over Filter there was just one moving average to consider rather than two. I do not remember hat Don changed this to two MA's. The idea behind it is of course quite logical and is a formalized means of a Trade Delay procedure. A

What is the principal rationality of using two MA's? <<<<

Now that you mention it, I may have heard of using AIM with ONE moving average, but I got confused by what I have read in regard to technical analysis where I have seen two moving averages used as a trade signal.

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