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Re: lemmy post# 6771

Friday, 03/04/2011 6:05:44 PM

Friday, March 04, 2011 6:05:44 PM

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Re Crossing above or below function...

Yes Lemmy the crossing function is defined as crossing above. There is really no need for a crossing below function as you just need to reverse the parameters, if one is crossing above the other is crossing below.

IE: To find when the SMA(30) crosses below SMA(60). Just change the order to read, SMA(60) crosses above SMA(30).


hope this answers your question
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