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Topic: PCF for gaps filled
Posted: Wednesday, July 23, 2014 11:07:44 AM

Hi Bruce,

By Gap-up, I mean above the previous close ( call it candle 1). Gap-up of 2% or more in any of the past 10 days.

By Gap filled, I mean a close above candle 1. Price retraces to just above candle 1.

Does this make sense?

James

 
Topic: PCF for gaps filled
Posted: Wednesday, July 23, 2014 3:55:21 AM

Hi,

Can you help me with a PCF where there has being a gap up of 2% or more in the past 10 days?

Also, is a pcf possible where this gap has being nearly filled = price retraces to a low that is just above the high of the candle where the gap orignated? If this makes sense. 

Thanks for your time.

James
Topic: First Bullish candle after a high
Posted: Tuesday, April 1, 2014 8:13:17 PM

Hi,

I'm trying to write a formula to show the first candle, where close is higher than open, within 5 candles after a new high of the past 250 candles.

So I thought this (but it doesn't work). Can you help, please?

(C1 = MaxC250 AND C > O)

 
OR
 
((C2 = MaxC250 AND (C1 > O1 OR C > O))
 
OR
 
((C3 = MaxC250) AND (C2 > O2 OR C1 > O1 OR C > O))
 
OR
 
((C4 = MaxC250) AND (C3 > O3 OR C2 > O2 OR C1 > O1 OR C > O))
 
OR
 
((C5 = MaxC250) AND (C4 > O4 OR C3 > O3 OR C2 > O2 OR C1 > O1 OR C > O))
 
 

 
Topic: Not a new high
Posted: Friday, November 29, 2013 5:25:08 PM

Hi,

Can you help me with a formula for NOT a new high in the past 70 days, please?

James
Topic: Close not equal to previous close
Posted: Friday, November 29, 2013 2:35:37 PM

Hi,

Thank you, the formula seems to work today.

I also do not want the close equal to a round number. Is there a function for "round number" or "whole number"?

James
Topic: Close not equal to previous close
Posted: Thursday, November 28, 2013 3:17:07 PM

Hi,

Is there any way of easily writing Close today not equal to Close of any bar over the previous 70 days?

I wrote it out like this. Didn't work.

C <> C1 AND C <> C2 AND C <> C3 AND C <> C4 AND C <> C5 AND C <> C6 AND C <> C7 AND............. C <> C70

Can you help, please?

James
Topic: Creating a formula for a pinbar
Posted: Monday, June 3, 2013 8:23:33 AM

I&#39;m not sure of the format to use.

Does (H-O) > ((O-L) x 10) give me (Highest price today - Open Price today) IS TENS TIMES GREATER OR MORE THAN (Open Price today - Lowest Price today)?

Because it&#39;s giving me all kinds of different, unexpected results?

Thanks

 
Topic: Creating a formula for a pinbar
Posted: Sunday, June 2, 2013 8:08:19 PM

Hi,

 
I am trying to produce a formula for a Pinbar. I watched the webinars and have read the webpages but I can&#39;t make the formulas from the webinars work and my own simple formula for a Pinbar is:
 
(H-O) > ((O-L) x 10) = 1
 
 
(Highest price today - Open Price today) IS TENS TIMES GREATER OR MORE THAN (Open Price today - Lowest Price today)
 
Can you help me with this formulas, please?
 
Many thanks.
 
James