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Interesting, Just looking at their chart alone says revenue has been decreasing faster than the rate of GDP's descent. The visual picture just about contradicts the author's argument IMHO. Revenue is not doing well, as seen in the diagram. One could argue that it has just begun to transition...

"And the array argument must be typed the same as the passed in array. Did you read the code and the comments?" I don't understand what it means to type something the same as the "passed in array". The good news is i put it in a loop and after some slight changes it works! For some reason...

I figured out a way to do it in the format i mentioned. Just not as efficient as I was looking for. --------------------------------------------------- I tried the array function you wrote, and unless I'm missing something, it returns #value! as a result. I just took a range of cells, then...

Osorico, appreciate your help, but it's still not what i'm looking for. ------------------------------------------- What I'm looking for sub max_value() dim data(100) as variant dim max_val(100) as variant dim max_val_len as integer max_val_len = 10 For i= 1 to 100 data(i) =...

I'm not sure you've explained what your desired result is but here's an XL specific "trick"... Arrays can be used in *certain* cases in place of a range. Here, WorsheetFunction.Max can be used like this... code: Option Explicit Dim ary(100) As Long Sub arraymax()...

Nice job osorico. That was very efficient. Ok, so I've got one I'm stumped on. It seems very simple, but I just can't seem to get it. I have an index of say 100 values, call it data(100). I want to step through the index with a sliding window and find the maximum of prior 10 values. i.e...

He forgot one important point. He left out his assumption of 10% compounded annual inflation growth. Then it makes more sense.

option to extend original code to column: Private Sub Workbook_SheetChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Range) Static price(500) As Variant dim i as integer 'example for column "D" make length est for max number of changes For i = 1 To 500 If...

Good timing. This is going to rock. http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/05/movies/05movi.html Certainly, they'll find plenty of reality based backstory to feed off of.

add to that the fact that the fed usually lowers "AFTER" major recessionary periods are acknowledged and "AFTER" stocks pull back steeply from high points. You have a pretty good likelihood that they aren't going to cut any time soon. They may do nothing, so as not to startle the market...

Michael, That was an interesting observation. I wanted to confirm it and also go back and see if I could find a contradicting case. Lo and behold, I didn't have to go far at all. If you go back to the wedge period, before the two you identified, it has almost identical periodic and...

That's kind of funny. I remember the cover of barrons a few weeks back, saying "why we're finally bullish on equities." I thought that had to be the top.:p

If recent history is any guide, the fed started to cut rates AFTER the market corrected, not during new highs in the market. Why don't the bubbleheads cover that? ______________________________ Mandelbrot: Patterns are the fool's gold of financial markets. They are the inevitable...

If recent history is any guide, the fed started to cut rates AFTER the market corrected, not during new highs in the market. Why don't the bubbleheads cover that? ______________________________ Mandelbrot: Patterns are the fool's gold of financial markets. They are the inevitable...

I guess I see a different interpretation. Showing how subjective patterns can be. The chart shown has (IMO) a similar pattern from the past shown on the 2nd Chart. The 3rd chart is the outcome. The pattern leading up to it, occurred right before the 90 recession (similar background...

"So your telling me that you could not predict what would happen next on the attached chart? You have the price hitting one peak, then a second peak and then sweeping up to the third peak. Each time it hit one peak, then it came down. Not just a staircase walkdown, but one big red candlestick...

wow, aapl did well and the stock actually followed results... Way to go appl longs.

high flyers: So far the great earnings that were expected, fizzled: goog, yhoo, ebay While the earnings that had horrible expectations did great:amzn, intc Get the weird feeling appl will fall into the great earnings that are expected category. I'm not taking a position, but if i did ...

These guys are jumping into options as beginning stuff. If you are starting out, I wouldn't advise jumping into options. Learn from basic understanding charts books. Then pull up a service like big charts or prophetnet and start playing with the indicators to get hands on experience. Once you...