(2014-03-30, 05:35 PM)Tryst Wrote: In my daily chart, where I have the Mansfield RS indicator on the daily, the Mansfield score I am showing is different to what your tables are showing. Maybe it is something simple for it to be wrong. In your Mansfield overall score, you have the column headed, Mansfield daily, but when I view the image containing the scores you have the header at the top called 'UK Sectors - Weinstein Weekly'. Are these tables based against the Mansfield scores against a daily chart?
The ProTA Gold software can only show the Daily values in the tables, and I use the 200 day MA setting on my Mansfield Daily charts, which is slightly faster than the 52 week setting. So see attached same chart setting in prorealtime, which will have a minor variance due to different data providers. But I've circled the reading on the daily chart on the right, so you can see.
Also from your chart I can see you are using the FTSE100 as your zeroline. Whereas, as I've explained before, I use the S&P 500 as a universal base line for the zero line, so that it can be compared across all markets at a glance.
isatrader
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(2014-03-30, 05:35 PM)Tryst Wrote: In my daily chart, where I have the Mansfield RS indicator on the daily, the Mansfield score I am showing is different to what your tables are showing. Maybe it is something simple for it to be wrong. In your Mansfield overall score, you have the column headed, Mansfield daily, but when I view the image containing the scores you have the header at the top called 'UK Sectors - Weinstein Weekly'. Are these tables based against the Mansfield scores against a daily chart?
The ProTA Gold software can only show the Daily values in the tables, and I use the 200 day MA setting on my Mansfield Daily charts, which is slightly faster than the 52 week setting. So see attached same chart setting in prorealtime, which will have a minor variance due to different data providers. But I've circled the reading on the daily chart on the right, so you can see.
Also from your chart I can see you are using the FTSE100 as your zeroline. Whereas, as I've explained before, I use the S&P 500 as a universal base line for the zero line, so that it can be compared across all markets at a glance.
isatrader
Fate does not always let you fix the tuition fee. She delivers the educational wallop and presents her own bill - Reminiscences of a Stock Operator.