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I was analyzing various indexes, and was trying to come up with an accurate/average ADR for all of the main Indexes. Here are the following ADR's I have from various reading and studying over a period of time, would you say these are accurate or am I way off on any of them......... for the ES i have an ADR of 30 - 40 ticks NQ 80 - 100 ticks TF 20 - 30 ticks YM 300 - 400 ticks GC $40 - $50 CL $3 - $5 Thanks for the insight everyone, I'm just trying to get as accurate of each Indexes ranges as I can - Michael
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@mdsvtr: Just apply the anaCurrentDayOHLV42 indicator (see SessionPivots V42), as it displays the ADR over a selectable lookback period. For example, if you wish to know the ADR for the last 1 month / 3 months, just set the indicator to 20 / 60 business days. Here are the average values for the full session:
I do not know, where you got your values from. For the index futures they are probably ten or more years old, as they show only half of today's ranges. For GC and CL the values are ways too high.
