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Thom Hartle

The previous post: "Excel 365 REDUCE and LAMBDA Functions" detailed using Excel's REDUCE and LAMBDA functions to display a table of markets that are sorted by the contract month from a table of a… more

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This post details using Excel's REDUCE and LAMBDA function to extract particular data from an Excel dashboard tracking many different markets. For example, the image below displays market data for… more

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This post details a Microsoft Excel dashboard that tracks the day's performance of the holdings of the iShares Transportation Average ETF (Symbol: IYT).

The stock market media has been… more

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This post details a Microsoft Excel dashboard that tracks the day's performance of the holdings of the iShares A.I. Innovation and Tech Active ETF (Symbol: BAI).

From the iShares website as… more

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This post details the steps to pulling custom study values into Excel using RTD formulas.  First, an overview of RTD formulas and parameters.

When CQG IC or QTrader are installed, a DLL… more

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The post CQG Primer: The Ultimate Smoother detailed a study developed by John Ehlers. You can find a detailed description of the Ultimate Smoother on the MESA Software website.

This post… more

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From the ARK website: "ARKF is an actively managed Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) that seeks long-term growth of capital. It seeks to achieve this investment objective by investing under normal… more

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The Accumulation/Distribution Study and the Chaikin Oscillator were introduced in the post titled CQG Primer: The Chaikin Oscillator.

The Chaikin Oscillator is the difference between two… more

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This post, DEMA Based MACD Oscillator, introduced using the Double Exponential Moving Average Study for smoothing the data to create an MACD study that would have less lag than the classic MACD… more

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Stories are appearing in the media pointing out the possibility of an AI bubble. Alternative ETFs have been suggested that are not so "tech heavy." One suggestion is the Invesco S&P 500®… more