Looking for Method to Normalize Force Index for Comparison of Stocks in SF

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PDufr 2 posts msg #160171 - Ignore PDufr	3/19/2023 1:07:21 PM I very much like the Force Index, but i find it difficult to use for comparison from one stock to another, or for the purpose of SF, hard to use as a tool for comparison of stocks because the values are not normalized (ex. 0 to 100, etc. ) Anyone have advise on best methods to normalize this index for fetching and comparison purposes?
Mactheriverrat 3,156 posts msg #160173 - Ignore Mactheriverrat	3/19/2023 2:39:48 PM You might search Stockfetcher of Force Index. There are 138 responces that you might find something your looking for.

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