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    Quote Originally Posted by pdp-brugge View Post
    Thanks for the data!

    I’m afraid that to be able to do the back testing I do need an extra column.
    There is a rule that states that when the 20DMF True signal crosses below 0% a short signal is given if this signal is confirmed by the Average TEV Extension of the four inversed ETFs.
    In the excel file you posted yesterday, this value is missing.
    Can you add the Average TEV Extension of the four inversed ETFs?
    Is it also possible to add the daily value of the MF Strength?
    Here it is. I do not have the MF Strength available, because this is not used for trading decision.
    You can however calculate it yourself, as it is the MF difference between today and the previous day compared to the 50 previous days (Abs value).

    The code is here:

    trueMF = 0
    For K = 1 To 50
    trueMF = trueMF + Abs(Cells(posi - K, 12))
    Next
    trueMF = trueMF / 50
    dayMF = Cells(Position - 1, 6) - Cells(Position - 2, 6)
    MF_ST = Int(dayMF / trueMF * 1000) / 10


    Pascal

    Inversed_ETFs.xls

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    Thanks very much!!!

    In the excel file that you posted yesterday, there is a column with “20-D Money Flow Average”.
    Can I find this number on a daily base in one of the repository files?
    Or is it noted on one of the graphs?
    I would like to keep this number in my daily files

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    I believe that's calculated 20D EMA on the MF number, which you can calculate in Excel.

    Quote Originally Posted by pdp-brugge View Post
    Thanks very much!!!

    In the excel file that you posted yesterday, there is a column with “20-D Money Flow Average”.
    Can I find this number on a daily base in one of the repository files?
    Or is it noted on one of the graphs?
    I would like to keep this number in my daily files

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    Today I have been studying the 20DMF rules and manually reading the tables Pascal kindly provided to get a better understanding of the signals.

    Does anyone know why the long trade started on 8/20/2007 was not closed with a short on 11/1/2007? On 11/1/2007, the 20DMF went negative and the extension was 8% (greater than 4%)? Yet the document shows the trade stays long until 11/7/2007? Are my eyes playing tricks or am I missing a rule somewhere?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry View Post
    Today I have been studying the 20DMF rules and manually reading the tables Pascal kindly provided to get a better understanding of the signals.

    Does anyone know why the long trade started on 8/20/2007 was not closed with a short on 11/1/2007? On 11/1/2007, the 20DMF went negative and the extension was 8% (greater than 4%)? Yet the document shows the trade stays long until 11/7/2007? Are my eyes playing tricks or am I missing a rule somewhere?
    Simply a matter of proprietray porosity factor to avoid unnecessary whipsaw: the indicator must clear the threshold by a amount greater than the porosity factor.


    Pascal

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    Thank you for the clear answer!

    Happy New Year!

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