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                                                   How to calculate the Wlliams VIX Fix?

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Chaim6
2014-05-20 04:35:07


The Williams VIX Fix (WVF) is defined as:
WVF = (Highest (Close,22) - Low)/(Highest(Close,22))*100

It's supposed to give a synthetic approximation of the Vix using historical price data of any security or market. When used as a supplement to the VIX it works very well. It supposed to give values similar to the VIX, in the range of 10-25 in normal times.

So I tried the following in Quantshare language in a chart formula:
GSPC = GetSeries("^GSPC", high);
Highest = hhv(GSPC, 22);
WVF = ((Highest-low)/Highest) *100;
Plot(WVF, "Wilders VIX Fix", colorBlack, ChartLine, StyleNoScale);

But I am getting numbers in the range of 99.xx

Thanks



Chaim6
2014-05-20 23:25:32

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Never mind. I found it here while searching for a better description of what it is.

Thanks!





Williams' VIX Fix - WVF (by Vangelis M., uploaded several months ago)
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