http://tuckerreport.com Technical Analysis of the financial markets, and other thoughts on trading Fri, 22 Mar 2013 14:50:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 http://tuckerreport.com/indicators/error-bands/comment-page-1/#comment-7750 Narendra Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:36:10 +0000 http://tuckerreport.com/indicators/error-bands/#comment-7750 Dear Sir, Any one can advise how to find 'Std. Error'. One way I have found in a site is find 'RSQ' in Excel, divide it by 'No. of period minus 2' and take Square root. But this figure is very insignificant, whether the period is 21 or long period and so the bands overlap on the regression curve. Thanks and Regards, Narendra Dear Sir,
Any one can advise how to find ‘Std. Error’.
One way I have found in a site is find ‘RSQ’ in Excel, divide it by ‘No. of period minus 2′ and take Square root. But this figure is very insignificant, whether the period is 21 or long period and so the bands overlap on the regression curve.
Thanks and Regards,
Narendra

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]]> http://tuckerreport.com/indicators/error-bands/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Doug Tucker Tue, 14 Aug 2007 21:03:20 +0000 http://tuckerreport.com/indicators/error-bands/#comment-7 Ralph, I'm intentionally being vague on the parameters for these examples. It is best to fit the lookback period and the amount of smoothing to the market and time frame and data feed that you are using. My parameters would be useless on your charts. Most parameters on a regression type of indicator will define trends and cycles quite well. Some traders like longer cycles, and some shorter. So just experiment and look at how it fits the data, and test on data going back a long way to see if it is stable. Don't make the mistake of fitting it to the last couple of weeks of data and then assume the market will continue to duplicate that environment going forwrd. Hope this helps. Doug Ralph, I’m intentionally being vague on the parameters for these examples. It is best to fit the lookback period and the amount of smoothing to the market and time frame and data feed that you are using. My parameters would be useless on your charts. Most parameters on a regression type of indicator will define trends and cycles quite well. Some traders like longer cycles, and some shorter. So just experiment and look at how it fits the data, and test on data going back a long way to see if it is stable. Don’t make the mistake of fitting it to the last couple of weeks of data and then assume the market will continue to duplicate that environment going forwrd. Hope this helps. Doug

]]> http://tuckerreport.com/indicators/error-bands/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Ralph Tue, 14 Aug 2007 19:28:47 +0000 http://tuckerreport.com/indicators/error-bands/#comment-5 what parameters are used in the above examples? thanks, R what parameters are used in the above examples?
thanks, R

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