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Topic: weekly RSI help
Posted: Tuesday, April 22, 2014 10:02:42 PM

Hi Bruce,

I'm using TC2000 v 12.4 and I'm trying to setup a custom PCF %True indicator with the following condition  C > AVGC9 AND RSI8 > RSI14 AND RSI14 > RSI19.  I want to setup 2 PCF% true indicators one for the daily and one for the weekly timeframe.  

I do see the drop-down menu but only when I write condition formula that can only be applied to a watchlist.  I would like to have flags with the chart window.

The paper that I read only showed RSI8>RSI14>RSI19 so I think it is the plain version. 

Thanks.

Topic: weekly RSI help
Posted: Monday, April 21, 2014 10:09:27 PM

Hi I'm trying to have the following condition in a condition formula

for daily and weekly

close > 9sma and rsi8 > rsi14 > rsi19

 

I think for the daily the formula is

(c > avgc9) and (rsi8 >rsi14 and rsi14>rsi19 and rsi8>rsi19)

I cannot find a way to set the data source to weekly, do I need the rsi weekly formula in order to be able to do the comparison?

thanks.

Topic: Standard Deviation of price gain over a time period
Posted: Saturday, April 7, 2012 8:51:52 PM

Thanks Bruce, It work great.  Now another dilema.

I have 3 fcn that I run on a watch list and they create 3 different values that I can sort to create ranking.   I want to combine those sorted ranking to create a new weighted score, thus a new sort criteria

for example after running the fcn I sorted the name as follows

name    fcn1     fcn2    fcn3

aaa        3          1         2

bbb        2          3         1

ccc         1          2         3 

and the sorted ranking formula is

.4(fcn1 ranking,ascending)+.3(fcn2 ranking, ascending)+.3(fcn3 ranking ,descending)

 

I hope I'm manking myself clear....thanks.

 

Topic: Standard Deviation of price gain over a time period
Posted: Thursday, April 5, 2012 8:26:27 PM

Hi could you please help with the following formula,

I want to calculate the stdev(c/c1-1, c1/c2 -1, c2/c3-1,... c19/c20-1)

ie, stdev ([daily price gain as of today close], [daily price gain of 1day ago], [daily price gain of 3 days ago ].... [daily price gain of 19 days ago])

thanks in advance.

Topic: RSI Screen
Posted: Thursday, March 29, 2012 8:44:13 PM

this is what I saw in your syntax of PCFs

Handy PCF example formulas to help you learn the syntax of PCFs!

Wilder’s RSI – 14 day

(RSI14.1)


Wilder’s RSI – 14 day with 10 day avg period
(RSI14.10)

Wilder’s RSI – 14 day yesterday
(RSI14.1.1)

Wilder’s RSI – 14 day with 10 day avg period yesterday
(RSI14.10.1)

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I've try the conditional formula that you posted on tc2000 v12 and v7 on sp500 and I've got 284 items in the watch list, some were crossing down from 70, but some were not.  BMY, URBN, ISRG to name a few.

BTW, is there a documentation about how to write those codes? it seem quite complex to be able to grasp what the formula is trying to do. what do I do if I want to change the condition crossing down from 65 instead of 70?  Thanks!

Topic: RSI Screen
Posted: Thursday, March 29, 2012 3:11:43 AM

is there a way to do the following condition with RSI Wilder in TC2000 12.1 and also in TC2000 v7

WRSI2.1.2 > 70

and WRSI2.1.1 < 70

and WRSI2.1<WRSI2.1.1

I&#39;m trying to find wrsi with 2 period crossing down 70 and today wrsi(2) is less than yesterday wrsi(2)

 

In the forum I found one of the messages where you indicated that wilder rsi 14 to be rsi14.1, but when I use rsi2 I found it to be the RSI and not the Wilder&#39;s RSI.  I know WRSI is not the correct syntax. thx.

Topic: Williams %R
Posted: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 2:42:27 AM

How can one display the same williams %R as you have described above in TC2000 version 7?