Indicator Companion for Metastock by Martin Pring

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Indicator Companion for Metastock by Martin Pring

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Indicator Companion for Metastock by Martin Pring

This is everything you need to master MetaStock’s new indicators! 15 movies explain them and templates are included so you can plot them.

Martin Pring’s Indicator Companion for MetaStock offers detailed explanation and information to get you charting like a pro! Also

These discs are really very good and I would find it hard to put a figure to the time that they have saved me. Great discs for a great program and I am using them already especially the RSI, MA and KST’s, DMI’s, RS, etc. Thank you for all that hard and enthusiastic work! – Brian Plowman

During the 14 movies, Martin explains each one and its established method of interpretation. He also reveals his personal methods for deciphering these exciting new trading tools – including a down-to-earth discussion on their strengths and weakness. Also

14 In-depth Movies Covering:

Linear Regression Indicator
Chande Momentum Oscillator
Relative Volatility Indicator
Dynamic Momentum Index
Raff Regression Line
The Inertia Indicator
R-Squared Also

Linear Regression Slope
Aroon Also
Standard Error Bands
Price Projection Bands
The Klinger Oscillator
Price Projection Oscillator
Q-Stick Also

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