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Topic: Just can't seem to get it Posted: Sunday, November 12, 2006 7:50:23 PM
Thanks diceman. Yes, I did change it to 3 periods and your original was for 5 periods. Weird, I have worked with other 'formula languages'(Tickquest-Neoticker, Stockwatch Pro, etc) but I just seem to have a mental block with TC. I'll get it! Once again, I appreciate the help. Craig
Topic: Just can't seem to get it Posted: Sunday, November 12, 2006 12:09:28 PM
Several days ago diceman provided a PCF for a 3 bar "pullup" from a 52 week low as follows: (L <= MINL250.3) < (L <= MINL250.1) For whatever reason, I can't convert that to a 3 bar "pullback" from a 52 week high. I have changed the Ls and MINLs to Hs and MAXHs and can't seem to get it to work. Once again, help from your collective brilliant minds to get a 3 bar pullback from a 52 week high will be appreciated. Thanks, Craig
Topic: Ok, No Bashing Please! Posted: Saturday, November 4, 2006 1:05:27 PM
Diceman, That did it - despite my poor description of the requirements. Thanks, Craig
Topic: Ok, No Bashing Please! Posted: Saturday, November 4, 2006 12:51:49 PM
I've spent the last hour trying to construct a PCF for stocks that have bounced up 5 days after a 52 week low. I can get the low ok, but can't get the 5 day offset. Going nuts over something simple. Help appreciated. Thanks, Craig
Topic: MG/Hemscott Sub Groups Posted: Saturday, October 7, 2006 6:26:45 AM
As usual, after I make a post, I find what I'm looking for! Thanks to all... Craig
Topic: MG/Hemscott Sub Groups Posted: Saturday, October 7, 2006 6:19:46 AM
Ok, I am cross-eyed from looking now, so I'll will ask the Pros! I encountered a similar situation regarding Telecharts and Sectors previously. In Sir Risk-Adjuster's very detailed and informative Worden Reports Submission of 10-06-06, he refers to sorting the Hemscott Industry Groups by % change - no problem (I get Metals and Mining top %). He then says "I change my Watchlist to Sub-Industry components and sort them by volume..." I can not find a way to get to the Industry Sub-Groups. As a note, I previously set up watch lists for the "Sectors" (ie, Healthcare)I am interested in by importing from Reuters scan. I may have missed something but I am stuck on his procedure to "Change to Sub-Industry." There has to be a better way. Help and assistance is appreciated as always. Craig
Topic: Hemscott groups Posted: Friday, September 1, 2006 6:12:48 PM
Craig_S, I think I found a way to do it. I added a column for Industy Group (& Subgroup) to a tab. I then sorted by Industry Group and can then select by marking and copying to a watchlist named "Aerospace/Defense". I did a cursory check against Reuters Industry List and it appears to the the same. (URL removed) . Thanks again for the assistance. Craig H
Topic: Hemscott groups Posted: Friday, September 1, 2006 5:17:13 PM
Thanks for the help! I am forever amazed at some of the Wordens' enhancements. I am replying through the RSS reader in QT. Craig
Topic: Hemscott groups Posted: Friday, September 1, 2006 5:05:32 PM
Does anyone know of a "text" cross reference for the Hemscott groups? Is it possible to use a pcf or easyscan to cull them out? Thanks in advance. Craig BTW the RSS is nice.
Topic: Gappers Posted: Wednesday, July 26, 2006 8:14:56 AM
Thanks Bruce L