How To Calculate The Average True Range (ATR) Using Excel

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  • Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024

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  • @Abhinandan_Bang
    @Abhinandan_Bang 4 года назад +9

    1:06
    Shouldn't it be B2-C2 ?

    • @intellinvestors9607
      @intellinvestors9607  4 года назад +3

      You're right thanks for pointing that out. Might've missed it while talking.

    • @tommyharris5817
      @tommyharris5817 Год назад

      @@intellinvestors9607 You prick!

  • @thinlizzinger
    @thinlizzinger 4 года назад

    Thanks for the tut. To copy down you can drag the lower right corner of your selection. If you have a previous column you can also doubleclick there and it will copy down to the end automatically. ;)

  • @ahmadfaisal9691
    @ahmadfaisal9691 3 года назад +1

    ATR can be calculated starting from row 16. as it's the average of current TR[0] down to TR[13]. if u start from row 17 means it's average of previous TR[1] down to TR[14].

  • @keepcalm6870
    @keepcalm6870 3 года назад

    Got some video ideas... well honestly I just need your help. Would like to know how to do the exact same thing but to get the William %R, RGVI, SSL and Kijun-sen

  • @Alexrai123-j8h
    @Alexrai123-j8h 3 года назад

    thank you sir

  • @munivoltarc
    @munivoltarc Год назад

    Please check your calculation CH - CL you mistakenly calculated it as CH-PC please correct it, thank you