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fritzmiller
Posted : Wednesday, March 13, 2013 11:22:25 PM
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 I'm trying to write some PCF scripts that allow me to determine when moving closing price averages crossed a number of weeks ago.  I'm interested in learning how to do this both for daily moving averages and weekly moving averages.  I think I've figured out the daily, but not the weekly.

For the daily cross, I think it's (for this example, the cross occurs sometime 2 weeks ago):
AVGC4.10 < AVGC10.10
AVGC4.5 > AVGC10.5

Then, determining that it stayed up above this week (or more precisely, today):
AVGC4 > AVGC10

How would I write this for the weekly price crossings occurring a week or two ago, instead of daily crossings?

Bruce_L
Posted : Thursday, March 14, 2013 8:30:14 AM


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You would use a Weekly Time Frame instead of Daily Time Frame for the Condition Formula and use bars ago parameters which reflect 0, 1 and 2 weekly bars ago instead of 0, 5 and 10 daily bars ago:

AVGC4.2 < AVGC10.2 AND AVGC4.1 > AVGC10.1 AND AVGC4 > AVGC10

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