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Topic: Scan for indicator crossover on 2 different scales?
Posted: Monday, September 4, 2017 6:30:22 PM

QUOTE (UnclePennybags)

How do you scan for a crossover of two scales when "there aren't any actual crossovers?"

Bruce might have some idea when he reutrns from holiday. Me, I can't think like a Borg. :)

Tricky problems I always defer to the collective.  

Two heads may be better than one, but the 'hive mind' is best of all   =) 

 

 
Topic: Scan for indicator crossover on 2 different scales?
Posted: Monday, September 4, 2017 8:17:34 AM

Just wondering if it's possible to run a scan for an MA crossover from 2 different scales, in this case MA of volume crossing over MA of price in the same frame.

I'm getting a number of visual crossovers but assuming can't run a scan because of the different parents/ scales, there aren't any actual crossovers - is there a workaround for this?    

Any thoughts much appreciated.