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    Creating a Skip Bar moving average

    Does anyone know if its possible to create a simple moving average based on lets say the close of every 4th bar instead of every bar? You would be basically skipping three out of every four bars to create a moving average? If anyone knows a way to do this or has a sample code I would appreciate your help.

    Thanks, FuturesPhantom

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    Hello FuturesPhantom,

    You could use custom logic. Loop through the amount of bars you would like and if the index modulus 4 is 0, then add to an array. Then add all values in the array and divide by the size of the array.

    List<double> every4thValue = new List<double>();
    for (int i = CurrentBar - 8; i < CurrentBar; i++)
    {
    if (i % 4 ==0)
    every4thValue.Add(Close[i]);
    }
    double summedValues = every4thValue.Sum();
    Print(summedValues / every4thValue.Count());
    Chelsea B.NinjaTrader Customer Service

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