Post #152 by FlyingCircus on the Mechanical Investing board

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Not thick. Definitional difference. Openly, I'm having trouble finding @tpoto's original post of that approach. But essentially, it's
- if today is above the 26W MA OR the 26W MA is above the 52W MA, bullish
- if today is below the 26W MA AND the 26W MA is below the 52W MA, bearish

In sheets/Excel it's: =IF(H244>0,IF(OR(H5>average(H5:H135),average(H5:H135)>average(H136:H244)),"BULLISH","BEARISH")," - ")

In the interest of providing some answer... A similar approach from tpoto BITD is http://www.datahelper.com/mi/search.phtml?nofool=y...

And I'll keep looking.

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