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dipanpatel1984
Posted : Wednesday, April 18, 2018 5:40:45 PM
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Hello. This is my 1st post on this site.

I am a newbie and learning how to use TC2000.

i am trying to uderstand the difference and type of usage

MIN(w, x) -> Minimum - Returns the lowest value of w over the most recent x bars.
MINwx.z -> Minimum Value of Price Component or Volume over a specified span of bars ending on the specified bar (w must be O, H, L, C or V).
 
how can i intrepret the following (what is 1)
minv3.1 >= 100000
 
and does 
minv3 >= 100000 same as above?
 
Thanks
Dipan
StockGuy
Posted : Wednesday, April 18, 2018 6:48:52 PM

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how can i intrepret the following (what is 1)
minv3.1 >= 100000
 
This will return True when the lowest volume for the last three bars (as of one bar ago) is >= 100000 shares.
 
and does 
minv3 >= 100000 same as above?
 
This will return True when the lowest volume for the last three bars is >= 100000 shares.
 
So the difference is the first formula checks for the minimum volume for the 3 bars previous to the current bar and the second formula checks for the minimum volume for the most recent 3 bars.
 
dipanpatel1984
Posted : Wednesday, April 18, 2018 9:51:45 PM
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QUOTE (StockGuy)

how can i intrepret the following (what is 1)
minv3.1 >= 100000
 
This will return True when the lowest volume for the last three bars (as of one bar ago) is >= 100000 shares.
 
and does 
minv3 >= 100000 same as above?
 
This will return True when the lowest volume for the last three bars is >= 100000 shares.
 
So the difference is the first formula checks for the minimum volume for the 3 bars previous to the current bar and the second formula checks for the minimum volume for the most recent 3 bars.
 

 

Thank You

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