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+title: "Getting Into Day Trading: Analyzing The Moving Average"
+date: 2017-11-04T14:11:54-04:00
+draft: true
+---
+
+Now that we have a Julia environment good to go, and a dataset available, time to start doing some real analysis.
+
+I know that I have this bit of data for the WLTW symbol, and what would be helpful is to see that data completely
+plotted in all of it's glory. Let's take a look at the closing costs (y) plotted against the date(x).
+
+![Image](/img/post/WLTW_CLOSING_COSTS.png)
+
+Not bad, we can see an ok trend going from January to December 2016. This data isn't very useful yet but it does
+showcase some awesome Julia packages.
+
+
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