[kero]

They are different variations of the MACD of the AD line. I've attached the settings and turned on the legends so that you can reference them with the settings below.

The most useful indicator on the chart is the 10 and 30 week exponential MAs of the cumulative line imo, as it's signals are very useful, and I think they were talked about in the "Technically Speaking" interview if I remember correctly. But they all give a different perspective that helps with the weight of evidence.

Hey, this is cool. Thank you. I have that article but I still didn't read it.

May I abuse asking you also how do you draw the horizontal lines in the charts where you represent the $BPNYA/$NYA200R/etc. indicators ? I see that your horiz lines are all blue, while I'm incapable of representing them with the same color (after a long time trying to...). For example here: https://stageanalysis.net/forum/showthre...3#pid12923

Last thing: a remark. Different sources of information point out the fact that for the advance/decline data, it is better to use the AD Common data, and not the AD All data. $NYAD is about All (which includes a lot of stuff other than "normal" actions, such as funds). With !ADLINENYC/!ADVNYC/!DECLNYC you could use Common data (for the equivalent to NYAD you can type "!ADVNYC-!DECLNYC" if I'm not wrong). It is deliberately that you don't use them ?