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Tuesday, February 8, 2005 |
Wednesday, May 22, 2019 2:38:34 PM |
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That worked - thanks!
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Hi,
I've input this code into a PCF, and it's not showing errors when input. Problem is it's not generating any output. Is this written incorrectly?
(((C – C10) / C10 * .3) +
((C – C20) / C20 * .35) +
((C – C40) / C40 * .35))*100
Thanks!
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You are correct - sorry to bother!
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Hi Bruce,
You provided me with this PCF which is working perfectly:
IIF(TrueInRow(AVGC2 > XAVGC8, 12) = 12, (H+.2), 1 / 0)
I want to use this same indicator when the avgc2 is less than avgc8. When I use this formula:
IIF(TrueInRow(AVGC2 < XAVGC8, 12) = 12, H, 1 / 0)
The dots are plotting all over the graph, so I assume I'm doing something wrong. Appreciate your help.
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Works great - Thank you Bruce!
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Hi,
Here is the output I'm seeking: watchlist with a column that has the number of days that a 2 period moving average is above (or below) an 8 period moving average. The column would display a positive number for days above and negative number for days below. I would like to sort on the column to start with +1 or -1. Thanks!
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Thank you Bruce. Can you explain or send in the right direction - how to use the Dots Plot Style overlayed into the same pane and scale as price?
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Hi,
Not sure if this is possible, but I would like to create a PCF for a candle counting indicator. Here's how it would work. The 2 period simple moving average crosses above/below the 8 period sma. If the 2 period sma is above/below the 8 period sma after 12 consecutive days, place a red dot above the candle. Continue placing dots above the candles until the 2 period sma re-crosses the 8 period sma. Stop placing dots above the candles with a re-cross.
If this is possible I would like to do this with 2 moving average crossovers on the same chart.
Thanks for you help.
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I need help writing two PCFs. Both would use daily data. I need the syntax for:
1. Seven day ADX is greater than 45
2. ATR of the past 10 days is greater than 4%
Thank you.
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Perfect. Thank you.
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