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bands. These bands make it easy to view both volatility and price levels (relative to past history) over any period of time. Bollinger Bands aren t particularly useful for ascertaining future price movements. Instead, they provide insight as to where a price is relative to its past action. If prices are mashed up against the upper band quite tightly, it indicates that the price is relatively high. If prices are pushed down hard against the lower band, it indicates prices are relatively low. Just because prices are at the upper band doesn t mean they will soon be going down, nor does it mean prices will go up if prices are at the lower band. But you can at least understand which direction is more likely based on the prices relative position to the shaded portion of the banded area, as shown in Figure 5.8. Bank of America s stock (symbol BAC) moved outside of the Bollinger Bands in Figure 5.9. It is possible, although not very common, for a price to do this when it is making an extremely fast move either up or down. A price can sometimes stretch and even break its bands in this manner, but eventually, the price will return to the range-bound domain.

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FIGURE 5.9 Sometimes a price movement is so sudden and unidirectional that it stretches the Bollinger Band in the extreme.

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You can add another table to the query. Switch to Design view, click the Design tab on the Ribbon and then click the Show Table button.This opens the Show Table dialog box, where you can add another table to the query and choose from among the available fields to customise the query.

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One of the most interesting some might even say beautiful studies available in ProphetCharts is known as the Ribbon Study. This study is comprised of any number of moving averages of various periods. In Figure 5.10, a Ribbon Study made up of 16 different moving averages is shown, each of which has a different time period (10-day, 20-day, 30-day, and so on). The Ribbon Study is unusual in that it creates somewhat of a threedimensional representation of price movement (Figure 5.11). When a price is moving generally higher or lower, the moving averages eventually all move in the same direction and get evenly wide from one another. When a price begins to move sideways (or change direction altogether), the moving averages get tighter and coil up into a band, almost as if the threads of the study are forming a rope. During direction shifts of a security s price, you can actually see the band turn as it twists from one direction to another. This coiling and turning is helpful in knowing when prices are consolidating and, ultimately, changing direction. Figure 5.12 shows a close-up view of the area called out from Figure 5.11. This stock, NutriSystem (symbol NTRI) made an incredible upward

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You can use Access to create a report based on one or more database tables. This can be a simple report, which contains all the fields in a single table, or a custom report, which can contain data from multiple tables in a database. (Note that to use fields from two or more tables, the tables must have a defined relationship.) To create a custom report, you can use the Report Wizard; it guides you through all the steps necessary to turn complex database data into an easy-to-read report.

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