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Topic: Creating a chart from statistical data
Posted: Thursday, May 17, 2012 12:46:40 PM

I gather that StockFinder is only available in the platinum version and costs $90/mo. so I'll just wait to see if it comes up under case # 7496.

Thank you,

 

Dave
Topic: Creating a chart from statistical data
Posted: Thursday, May 17, 2012 6:39:18 AM

I look at the number of of symbols in the Russell-3000 that are above their SMA-20, SMA-50 and SMA-200 and convert these to a percentage to get a view of the direction/health of the larger market. I would really like to be able to chart this data and view it on a single chart. For example the number of symbols above the SMA-20 based on the May 16 Close is 653 out of a total of 2852 on the list or 22.9%. 

Can I create a chart for this data (percentage) within TC-2000? How would I go about it?

Thanks,

Dave

 
Topic: RSI-10/RSI-50 Crossover
Posted: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 12:09:46 PM

Thank you Bruce.

Been trying to get this to work since I subscribed more than 1 year ago.

Finally - success !!

Please confirm that when I set the refresh rate at 60 minutes on Daily that the RSI Xvr is recalculated every 60 minutes on the Day chart..

Thanks again,

Dave

 
Topic: RSI-10/RSI-50 Crossover
Posted: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 5:36:44 PM

I was hopeful/excited when I saw that a new version of TC2000 was coming out today. I quickly checked my RSI conditions and was dejected to see that the results are indeed different from what they were before "the correction" but they are not lining up with any of the RSI results on my charts. I don't know how these numbers are being calculated but they definitely do not reflect Wilder's RSI that I am charting.

Reminder: This is the RSI-10/RSI-50 crossover that I am scanning for.

Eg: Symbol: MSFT

My charts: Yesterday : RSI-10 = 38.90,   RSI-50 = 51.00

                    Today:        RSI-10 = 32.94,   RSI-50 = 49.33

 Test Formula for MSFT:  Yest: RSI-10 = 25.28, RSI-50 = 44.88

                                          Today:  RSI-10 = 21.52, RSI-50 = 44.27

So the crossover scan is pulling up a bunch of charts that do not show any crossovers having occurred on my charts.

What's the problem please?

Dave

 
Topic: RSI-10/RSI-50 Crossover
Posted: Tuesday, May 1, 2012 10:56:04 AM

Good news. Thanks a lot StockGuy

Dave
Topic: RSI-10/RSI-50 Crossover
Posted: Friday, April 27, 2012 1:30:05 PM

I'm trying to make a simple PCF that looks for the crossover of Rsi-10 and Rsi-50 but it's not giving the results expected. Compare the RSI's for yesterday with the RSI's for today to find crossovers.

My PCF Formula for an Up crossover is :

(RSI10.1.1) <= (RSI50.1.1) AND (RSI10.1) > (RSI50.1)

The test for MSFT comes back as

(66.10) <= (66.10) AND (67.25) > (67.25)  (run on Apr 27 2012 13:00)

VALUE = FALSE

This RSI10 is not equal to the RSI50 on either day.

What&#39;s wrong with this please?

Thanks, Dave

 

 

 

 

 
Topic: TC2000 v.11
Posted: Wednesday, October 26, 2011 4:35:21 PM
I want to runversion 11 on another computer using WIN-7.
Can I still download version 11? Where/how please?
Thanks
Topic: Plotting Custom Indicators with Examples
Posted: Saturday, May 28, 2011 7:40:54 AM
I just came across this video and can see that it would allow me to do a lot of things I would like to do inside TC-2000. 
Just one major problem ... right clicking doesn't open anything in my version 11.0.4088.31513.
Was this capability removed?
Topic: PCFs using Wilder's RSI
Posted: Sunday, April 10, 2011 8:29:00 PM
Hi Bruce,

Most disappointing that such a widely popular indicator as Wilder's RSI, which I have used extensively in TradeStation, eSignal and other platform software for years, is still unavailable for practical PCF use in TC2000. Is there any plan to make it available anytime soon? I note you pasted a response dating back 7 years!

Would you please let me have the necessary details to call up the Volume Zone Oscillator then. I tried VZO but that doesn't seem to work. I may be able to use this indicator to circumvent the problem with Wilder's RSI.

Thanks again for your help and quick reply.

Dave
Topic: PCFs using Wilder's RSI
Posted: Friday, April 8, 2011 3:58:39 PM

I signed up for TC2000 Gold last week but have been trading full-time since 1994. I put together a number of PCFs using Wilder's RSI, as described under HELP-PCF Formula Examples but according to the results the formulas are using the "other RSI" that is available under the TC2000 Indicators, not Wilder's RSI. When it runs the PCF Test, the results are always right on for the other RSI but never for Wilder's RSI. My systems all need to use Wilder's RSI.

I couldn't figure out how to include attachments to this message so I sent in my requests initially using email but that has come full-circle with the note that the tech support is not qualified to give advice in the areas of indicators/PCFs and to request assistance using the "Ask a Trainer Forum" instead.

Here is one example of  a PCF. 
Description of what I am trying to do: 
RSI-10(yest) < 40 AND RSI-10(yest) < Sma16 of RSI-10(yest) AND RSI-10(today) > Sma-16 of RSI-10(today)
My coding:
(RSI10.1.1)<40 AND (RSI10.1.1)<(RSI10.16.1) AND (RSI10.1)>(RSI10.16)

What do I need to do to get the PCF to give results for Wilder's RSI please?

Dave