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Fri, 22 Sep 2006

I am posting my response to an email that I receive in regards to what the percentage number on the Chart-Ex Commodity Charts represents in case there are others that have the same question.

Question; “When I activate the price/volume line on the chart, what does the % under the line represent?”

Response; The “% number” under the line equals the above numerical volume number divided into the trading range’s TOTAL volume. If the trading range is for a Day; the numerical number is divided into the Day’s total volume, if the trading range is for a Week the numerical number is divided into the Week’s total volume, etc.

Chart-Ex Commodity charts objective is to display relevant and concise data for each price into a graphic that lets users’ analysis the relative strength and/or weakness of the price action for the trading range in a comparative format.

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