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What is a good pcf for the 50 day and 200 day (simple) moving avg. cross over.
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Worden Trainer
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Unless you have a specific reason that you need to create a formula, the best way to create a Condition for this in TC2000 version 12 would be to just click on one of the Moving Averages and select Create Condition. When you click on the Condition drop-down menu in the window which appears, you vs the other Moving Average and choose Crossing Up (or Crossing Down) the other Moving Average.
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The result is both easier to create and more efficient than a formula.
-Bruce
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I dont really like the new verson 12. I am still using the 11 verson
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Worden Trainer
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If you are interested in the SMA50 crossing up through SMA200:
AVGC50 > AVGC200 AND AVGC50.1 <= AVGC200.1
If you are interested in the SMA50 crossing down through SMA200:
AVGC50 < AVGC200 AND AVGC50.1 >= AVGC200.1
If you are interested in the SMA50 crossing through SMA200 in either direction:
SGN(AVGC50 - AVGC200) <> SGN(AVGC50.1 - AVGC200.1)
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Things to check if your moving averages don't "seem right" or "seem to match"
-Bruce
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