Hello

In your attached file, DynRSI-S&R.gif, I refer to the top inner window. Can you please explain to me exactly what to plot from the indicator quicklist for the 2 DMI-systems to get the brown and green smooth lines as in the chart.

Chart's notes:
Middle chart consist of the natural Horizontal Straight Support & Resistance (HSS+HSR) levels and the natural Trend Straight Support & Resistance lines(TSS+TSR). All idealy for "get-in and get-out" use; trading. Unfortunatly no formulas have been written for the S&R levels.

Top-inner-window is RSI-9 and bottom-inner-window is RSI-14, the zones have RSI-9 as underlay.

Combined........................see GIF for results, view just "some" of the AEX-index history when it was moving sideways(past 4 years) and slowly building up for the 1993/94 1st Elliot Wave-rally.

Thanks
Charl Marais

Re: Dynamic Zones

. To: "Charl Marais" <pcmarais@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
. Subject: Re: Dynamic Zones
. From: "A.J. Maas" <anthmaas@xxxxxx>
. Date: Sat, 20 Feb 1999 22:24:17 +0100
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<In your attached file, DynRSI-S&R.gif, I refer to the top inner window. Can you please explain to me exactly what to plot from the indicator quicklist for the 2 DMI-systems to get the brown and green smooth lines as in the chart.>

The SDMI-system I had brewed here uses a very basic, but also very powerfull Smoothed DMI indicator(green, formula below) and has the same kind of characteristics as can be found with the RSI and CMO etc., eg divergences, OB/OS-levels, trickers etc.. And as the to be crossed-over tricker-line(brown) and also for the very short term(VST) have used a 9-day SMA of this system, and not seen on the chart, but now for the short and intermediate term(ST, IMT) use a 20-day SMA, mainly for trend (direction) detection, divergences and charting.

Thus do note that my "smoothed directional movement system" is not the same as the DMI (of the DMS) function/indicator that is standard build-in Metastock 6.x, as that is taken from Welles Wilder's DMS, but that my SDMI has only simply the recent developed negative Minus Directional Movement(MDI) deducted from the recent developed Possitive Directional Movement(PDI), eg turning it into an oscilating trend folowing and most of the time, leading oscilator.

And an also well explanation on the Thushar Chande's DMI function, his Dynamic Momentum Index(dmi), can be found in the in MSv6x build-in Help also, eg search the Help-Index for "dynamic" and click all of the bold green links.

<How can I get the (HSS+HSR) and (TSS+TSR) levels ?>

The Horizontal Straight Support and Resitance lines and levels are there manually drawn(as was the quickly drawn but not too acuarte trend channel also) and are based on the in time made trading ranges, eg be it 1,2,20,200 or longer multiple weeks/months lasting ranges(zones). Now from a lookback in history, you will find that most ranges borders' multiple made extremes are the same as also for the recently made ranges borders extremes, and also most of the time these ranges extremes borders) will be either found at rounded figures (S&R levels), or stepped up or down will, in points or also relative(%), be of equal steps, eg with steps (in this of +50) of 125-175-225-275.

If these steps then do not fit properly on the chart, then shift/move your levels' lines up or down so that most of the -in time- made extremes will hit the Horizontal line (and these drawn lines are then to become the major Support or major Resistance levels) and future projections or bounces off/on these lines levels (using these steps) can then be made as well, and most of the time, using properly drawn trend channels using the hit extreme High-Low lines(channels borders) and then coinciding with these Horizontal lines, will give you the "perfect" (not always, tho) oportunity to set estimated targets for new major Support or Resistance barriers.

Regards,
Ton Maas
ms-irb@xxxxxx

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From: Charl Marais <pcmarais@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: A.J. Maas <anthmaas@xxxxxx>
Sent: vrijdag 19 februari 1999 11:29
Subject: Re: Dynamic Zones

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