Mac, Watched the video, plus another by Daryl Guppy. Alot of interesting ideas. I am working on 2 filters,one to measure how the long term and short term averages are "stacked", and the other to measure the compression and expansion of the two groups. Will post when I get them cleaned up.
mac, looks like we're both working in the same direction. Those 2 lower lines of yours are the same as my term"bandwidth", except I divided the difference by the long term ema, to get a number that was more universal across a group of stocks.
Todays pick for me would be CLNY, but looks like a DOJI, so would wait awhile tomorrow.
On the positive side for going long the short term mov averages are stacked in order 3,5,8,10,12,15 and the 15 has recently crossed upward thru the 30 day which has done well in the past for ABWN.
On the negative side, the 30 day is still below the 50 and 60 day long term avgs, they are still attached to the short term mov avgs therefore no open space between rising short term mov avgs and rising long term mov avgs (long term are kind of flat)
The closeness of the long term mov avgs to each other could signify an near term move in either direction but probably up due to recent short term group activity.
Regardinng ABWN using Guppy charts today:
15 has held above 30, barely,
long term mov avgs have stayed flat and closely grouped
short term mov avgs have collaped a bit negatively
seems to me, like ABWN is undecided on which way to move.
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