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This turns out to be the overall speed. This is how we 'smooth out' the speed bump. You have to... you know... one at a time. After all, the ticks in the array shift. So one by one new difference should be added to the average speed of the previous period.
That's probably how...
I don't get it.
I'll try a tableau:
x0, x1, x2 define the current state (pink), the rest define the past state (saloon). The data in the array is constantly shifting, and the newly arrived xn0 takes the place of the zero tick. So now the current state will be counted from x1, x0, xn0, and the tick x2 from the last time is shifted to the cells defining the previous state, making a small correction for that state. If we count everything together, then all first three ticks will be corrected, which seems rather crude to me.
I'll try a tableau:
x0, x1, x2 define the current state (pink), the rest define the past state (light green). The data in the array is constantly shifting, and the newly arrived xn0 takes the place of the zero tick. So now the current state will be counted from x1, x0, xn0, and the tick x2 from the last time is shifted to the cells defining the previous state, making a small correction for that state. If we count everything together, then all first three ticks will be corrected, which seems rather crude to me.
It's very, very solid.
Just a thought - does it look like a MA?
It's very, very solid.
I was thinking - does it look like a mA thing to you?
It does, but it's not what it looks like at all.
And please, don't be sarcastic - it doesn't look good on normal people... Or do we take Yura3512 as an example?
It looks like it, but it's not how it counts at all.
And please don't be sarcastic - it doesn't make a normal person look good... Or do we take Yura3512 as an example?
How does it not count? The sum of the prices divided by their number. And then the next tick.
In this example the MA period is 11...
How does it not count like that? The sum of the prices divided by their number. And then the next tick.
In this example, the MA period is 11...
Not the prices exactly.
How does it not count like that? The sum of the prices divided by their number. And then the next tick.
In this example, the MA period is 11...
... but the rates of change within the author's interval...