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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy View Post
    Dave,
    The volatility factor is already included in both RT and EOD models.
    Hi Billy,

    That's very interesting. I thought the volatility you are using is 'price volatility' and didn't realize you were already using 'MF volatility' It just shows how little I understand what's going on.

    Dave

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    Quote Originally Posted by davidallison@shaw.ca View Post
    Hi Billy,

    That's very interesting. I thought the volatility you are using is 'price volatility' and didn't realize you were already using 'MF volatility' It just shows how little I understand what's going on.

    Dave
    Dave,
    I am sorry if I am misunderstood here. We are using price volatility for the model rules and not MF volatility.
    MF is a “normalized” value expressed in percentage terms. This implies that the MF value is volatility-adjusted by nature. Using the volatility of the MF itself would then suppress the advantage of using a normalized value.
    Billy

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