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Does anyone know how to apply a moving average from say a 60M chart to a 5M chart in tradestation?

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PandaWarrior,

you can do this either by using a second underlying datastream and by applying the moving average to this additional datastream. A different approach would be to do it programmatically by building the higher timeframe bars out of the main datastream on the chart or by using advanced tools like All Data Everywhere (ADE).

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