Emerson Radio Corporation - EMA - MarketXLS
Data
EMA
Live0.48
Returns the Exponential Moving Average (EMA) based on historical average crossovers.
How calculated | EMA(today) = Value(today)*(Smoothing/(1+days)) + EMA(yesterday)*(1-(Smoothing/(1+days))
where Smoothing is generally kept 2 |
Example usage | =ExponentialMovingAverage("MSFT")- Returns ExponentialMovingAverage value for 30 day period =ExponentialMovingAverage("MSFT",20) - Returns ExponentialMovingAverage value for 20 day period =ExponentialMovingAverage("MSFT",20,"9/1/2022") - Returns ExponentialMovingAverage value for 20 day period with start date 1 September 2022 |
Notes | EMA is more reactive to recent price changes and hence the results are more timely and preferred more than SMA by many traders |
Assets | Stocks, ETFs, Mutual Funds, Currencies, Cryptocurrencies |
| Stock | EMA |
|---|---|
MSN | 0.48 |
VOXX | 7.03 |
KOSS | 7.09 |
NC | 30.69 |
Emerson Radio Corporation
MSN 
AMX
Sector: Technology
Industry: Consumer Electronics
0.46
USD
0.01
(2.00%)
Previous close: 0.45 Open: 0.45 Bid: 0.441 Ask: 0.51
52 week range
0.36 0.83
Mkt Cap: 10 M Avg Vol (90 Days): 11,082
Last updated: Friday 22nd November 2024
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