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Topic: range bound stocks
Posted: Tuesday, July 25, 2006 3:57:03 PM
Could you tell me how to formulate a PCF that would allow me to view a stock that has been trading in a range (for at least 5 days) that is less than or equal to 3.5% the value of the stock?
Topic: Easy scan for stocks getting ready for breakout
Posted: Thursday, August 25, 2005 12:01:38 PM
thanks Guys!
Topic: Easy scan for stocks getting ready for breakout
Posted: Thursday, August 25, 2005 11:52:03 AM
what is a "range selector?"
Topic: Easy scan for stocks getting ready for breakout
Posted: Thursday, August 25, 2005 11:45:21 AM
Craig:

I'm looking for scan criteria where at least the last five candles have closed with relatively equal highs, can i do that and if so, how?

thanks,

v
Topic: Personal Criteria Formulas
Posted: Friday, April 15, 2005 6:39:22 PM
thanks guys!!!
Topic: Comparing indicators using Visual Difference sorts
Posted: Friday, April 15, 2005 4:07:25 PM
i've lost the original post somehow...could you repeat it for me please?

thanks
Topic: Comparing indicators using Visual Difference sorts
Posted: Friday, April 15, 2005 3:45:36 PM
Maybe i'm not commmunicating appropriately....

I'm looking for these specific PCF's becuase i want to use them in an easy scan. This video you sent me will teach me how to do that?

Again,

1. Closing Price above a WEEKLY 50 SMA
2. Closing Price below a WEEKLY 50 SMA

thanks again,
Topic: Personal Criteria Formulas
Posted: Friday, April 15, 2005 3:27:28 PM
I appriciate the video...it's not talking about WEEKLY closing prices.

Again, looking for the PCF that will:

1. Show a closing price above a WEEKLY 50 SMA
2. Show a closing price below a WEEKLY 50SMA


thanks
Topic: Personal Criteria Formulas
Posted: Friday, April 15, 2005 2:41:04 PM
I would like to know what the formula would be for a stock whose closing price is:

1. Above a Weekly 50 Simple Period Moving Average
2. Below a Weekly 50 Simple Period Moving Average


thanks,
Topic: Help With Personal Scans
Posted: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 1:38:18 PM
For Scan #2 you said:

2) Use the same PCF from #2 above but sort in ascending order

((((MINC10/MAX(AVGC50,10))+(MINC10.10/MAX(AVGC50.10,10))+(MINC10.20/MAX(AVGC50.20,10))+(MINC10.30/MAX(AVGC50.30,10))+(MINC10.40/MAX(AVGC50.40,10)))/5)+(C/AVGC50))*50[/quote]

This i dont understand...can you explain why this is so? And, when i bring all of the criteria together in an "easy scan," it askes me to edit the condition: Condition type (List rank etc.) and then set a value to it...am i doing this right? I didnt think there was any subjectivity to the question - the stock either is or is not closing above (or below)the 50SMA...?