I tried using the condition... Price History Moving Up, set between slowly and quickly. It's working out pretty good.

Thanks Bruce and Merry Christmas.

Thanks for gettting back with me bcochrane,

I explained my initial question incorrectly.

I trade in the afternoon, and what I'm looking for is a scan I can run around 1pm and on, EST, that brings in stocks that have been trending prior to 1pm. (What I meant when I said Daily timeframe is... as of 12/23/14 I'm going back to a Gold subscription, and won't be able to run scans on intra-day timeframes).

Thanks Rockford

Hi,

Can you tell me what would be the Best Conditions to choose, to scan for Trending Stocks on a daily timeframe?

Thanks,

Thanks a lot Bruce, I'll let you know how it goes.

Hi Bruce, I tried the above formula and it's not producing what I hoped it would.

I'm not sure I can explain what I'm looking for but I'll try.

1) Lets say I"m trading on a 5 minute chart, between 1pm and 4pm, and I trade the dips.
2) Lets say in the last 3 hours there was a previous low at $10 for example, which I'll call minor support.

I'm looking for a scan that brings in stocks just above the $10 minor support level, so I can play the bounce at $10. I don't have a clue how to do this or if it's even possible.

Thank you

Thanks Bruce. Happy Thanksgiving, I hope you have a nice holiday.

Also Bruce, would it matter what time frame I used it on? What time frame would you suggest with your example of 1% mininum and 5% maximum?

As an example: Stock price $10.00. With your example, would the ranges produced in the scan be between 1% $10.10 to 5% $10.50?

Thanks in advance.

Is there a way to write a scan formula, with minimum and maximum percentage of price?

Thanks,

I looked at it again on a daily timeframe, and you are correct.

Thanks Bruce.