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multiple time frames (post #392407)

shanemcdonald28 · 2014-02-23T10:34:50-05:00

hi what is the best way to get a moving average from a higher time frame to filter out noise in a strategy based on a moving ave in a lower time frame ? thanks Shane

February 23rd, 2014, 10:34 AM	#1 (permalink)
shanemcdonald28 new york Posts: 355 since Mar 2012 Thanks Given: 665 Thanks Received: 582	hi what is the best way to get a moving average from a higher time frame to filter out noise in a strategy based on a moving ave in a lower time frame ? thanks Shane

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hi what is the best way to get a moving average from a higher time frame to filter out noise in a strategy based on a moving ave in a lower time frame ? thanks Shane

NinjaTrader includes SampleMultiTimeFrame example strategy. See if that helps.

hi

what is the best way to get a moving average from a higher time frame to filter out noise in a strategy based on a moving ave in a lower time frame ?

thanks
Shane