The formula for exponential growth is V = S x (1+R) T, where S is the starting value, R is the interest rate, T is the number of periods that have elapsed, and V is the current value.

For example, an 18.18% multiplier is applied to the most recent price data for a 10-day EMA, as we did above, whereas for a 20-day EMA, only a 9.52% multiplier weighting is used.

Over the last year or so, we've been discussing digital futures and the ways they might affect business and life in the next decade. We've touched on some specific ways these technologies are ...