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• An Issue/Volume Weighted Long-Term Arms Index by Jack Rusin

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...An Issue/Volume Weighted Long-Term Arms Index by Jack Rusin Consider, if you will, two vastly simplified trading days on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). On the first day, 10 issues advance and 10 decline with 100 shares of up volume and 200 shares o

AUTHOR: Jack RusinDATE: OCT 1991

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• SIDEBAR: CALCULATING WEIGHTED MOVING AVERAGES

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...CALCULATING WEIGHTED MOVING AVERAGES The first step for calculating a weighted moving average (WMA) is to decide the lookback period (n) and the alpha (a). For our example in sidebar Figure 1, we are using n = 8 and a = 0.6 to calculate the optimized we

AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: DEC 1993

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• SIDEBAR: WEIGHTED AVERAGE TRIN10 by Technical Analysis, Inc.

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...WEIGHTED AVERAGE TRIN10 by Technical Analysis, Inc. The steps for calculating WTRIN10 begin with the calculation of the open TRIN10 (column G). The 10-day moving average of the individual day's value of the number of advancing shares (column C), number

AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: NOV 1992

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• Using ZigZag To Anchor Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP)

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The anchored VWAP is used to confirm trends and identify areas of support and resistance. The anchor adds a specific starting point, factoring in price and volume. Here is a way to automatically locate zigzag highs/lows to use as anchor points

AUTHOR: Bill RobertsDATE: NOV 2023

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• Weighted Moving Averages

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The weighted moving average places a greater importance on the most recent data and provides another twist to using moving average indicators in your analysis.

AUTHOR: Sean MooreDATE: JUL 2000

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• Weighted Moving Averages by Thomas Hutchinson and Peter G. Zhang, Ph.D.

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Weighted Moving Averages by Thomas Hutchinson and Peter G. Zhang, PhD. The moving average is well known and much used in the field of technical analysis, but it also has a flaw: its lack of flexibility. But it need not be fatal. First-time STOCKS & COMM

AUTHOR: Thomas Hutchinson and Peter G. Zhang, Ph.D.DATE: DEC 1993