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A lot of spreadsheet work. I’ll post the values later on tonight once I update.
The formula - it’s a percentage of the 10-30 day average daily range using a True Range Factor (not ATR). The A’s and C’s in commodities have different values whereas by stocks the A and C are the same.
This is word for word from Fisher himself.
Just remember ACD (the pulse) by itself is meaningless without the other nuances that are involved in the method. It’s starts with ACD but there are a ton of moving parts involved as well.
I just finished his book and have coded indicators in NinjaTrader for Opening Range, Pivot Range, and A & C levels. The reason I asked how you calculated them is because I thought I could probably calculate it in NinjaTrader.
That formula is not correct. It may or may not work but it’s not the formula that Fisher uses.
I can email you the spreadsheets later on tonight if you want? Just give me an email address to send it to.