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Moving average
Is there a way to back test using the moving average? For example, I would
like to back test stock index data. I would like to use the moving average information to give a buy or sell signal. If the security data point was above the moving average, we would own the security and if the data point was below the moving average, we would be out of the security. I would like to take the days we own the security and calculate an annualized rate of return. Thanks, |
Moving average
billregal wrote:
Is there a way to back test using the moving average? For example, I would like to back test stock index data. I would like to use the moving average information to give a buy or sell signal. If the security data point was above the moving average, we would own the security and if the data point was below the moving average, we would be out of the security. I would like to take the days we own the security and calculate an annualized rate of return. Not sure what you mean by "back test" but if you want to compare data points to the moving average just calculate the moving average in the worksheet and compare to the data column. |
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