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Why Does the Cloud Look That Way?

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look at this chart and this question. So the question is as follows is from Mack. Last night I was looking at some charts and came across ”AACQU” Artius Acqui and the Cloud did not go to the left very far. I have not seen that before. What is that? Thanks. Mack. So Mack it’s usually one or two things. It’s a new IPO and it needs time. The cloud needs time to chew on the data. So if plotted a 200 day moving average and the thing only been trading for five days obviously it won’t work so that’s the number one thing that it could be. Number two thing it could be is it just don’t have enough data in the back end of your chart so on the daily this is the Trade Station. I’ve got two years of data all for this symbol so that’s probably what yours look like too. Now, one thing I can do is I can go down a 60-minute chart and it will work for me. But you can see it’s still not going far away to the left so I can fix that by going right click. Format symbol and then give me 200 days back and then hit ok. And then you can see the cloud will extend back to the left for you so that’s how you fix those type of issues. It’s either an IPO or you don’t have enough data looking back on. You don’t have enough calendar data looking back on your indicator. The Post-Vaccine Portfolio by Serge Berger Wednesday, December 9th at 4PM EST. Special webinar. I’m going to HYPERLINK you to the registration page. Give them your information you want to give them and click Yes! Sign me up! to register for the webinar. Good luck. Hope it helps. See you on the next video. Hubert.  

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