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abutrim
Posted : Tuesday, November 20, 2007 1:39:45 PM
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Hi,
I have two formulas: TSV Tilt Today:.

((TSV27 + TSV27.15) / 2 - AVG(TSV27,16)) * 12 / 182

and TSV Tilt Yesterday:

((TSV27.1 + TSV27.16) /2 - AVG(TSV27.1,16)) * 12 / 182

I'm trying to customize these in order to use them to create a scan that will find stocks that have an upward sloping TSV linear regression line.   Can you help?
Bruce_L
Posted : Tuesday, November 20, 2007 1:44:20 PM


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abutrim
Posted : Tuesday, November 20, 2007 1:48:30 PM
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QUOTE (Bruce_L)
What is the Period of the Linear Regression Line?


The period is something fairly short term--maybe 18 days or so.

Thanks,

Anna

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Posted : Tuesday, November 20, 2007 2:00:49 PM


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You could just calculate the Slope of the Linear Regression Line directly:

Slope of LR18 of Simple TSV27:

(8.5 * TSV27 + 7.5 * TSV27.1 + 6.5 * TSV27.2 + 5.5 * TSV27.3 + 4.5 * TSV27.4 + 3.5 * TSV27.5 + 2.5 * TSV27.6 + 1.5 * TSV27.7 + 0.5 * TSV27.8 - 0.5 * TSV27.9 - 1.5 * TSV27.10 - 2.5 * TSV27.11 - 3.5 * TSV27.12 - 4.5 * TSV27.13 - 5.5 * TSV27.14 - 6.5 * TSV27.15 - 7.5 * TSV27.16 - 8.5 * TSV27.17) / 484.5

Just add a > 0 or < 0 to the end. You may wish to review the following:

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abutrim
Posted : Tuesday, November 20, 2007 2:13:41 PM
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Thank you very much!

Anna
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Posted : Sunday, May 27, 2018 6:27:42 PM
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Hi Bruce, could you please help me to write a PCF for a downsloping LR21 of Simple TSV21 makes its first upward change of angle and the slope of LR21 of Simple TSV21 is still sloping down?  Thanks

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Posted : Tuesday, May 29, 2018 10:09:22 AM


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TSV21 > TSV21.1 AND TSV21.1 < TSV21.2 AND 10 * (TSV21 - TSV21.20) + 9 * (TSV21.1 - TSV21.19) + 8 * (TSV21.2 - TSV21.18) + 7 * (TSV21.3 - TSV21.17) + 6 * (TSV21.4 - TSV21.16) + 5 * (TSV21.5 - TSV21.15) + 4 * (TSV21.6 - TSV21.14) + 3 * (TSV21.7 - TSV21.13) + 2 * (TSV21.8 - TSV21.12) + TSV21.9 < TSV21.11



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auchang929
Posted : Wednesday, May 30, 2018 12:24:51 AM
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Thanks

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Posted : Friday, June 1, 2018 3:27:06 PM
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Hi Bruce, I back test the PCF, which you wrote on 5/29 on stock symbol "TTD". Several signals shown on 3/27/2018, 4/2/2018, 4/5/2018, 4/9/2018 and 4/11/2018 are not what i want to have.  How do i modify the PCF so that the signal occured on 4/12/2018, which is the first TILTUP signal of downsloping LR21 of Simple TSV21.

Bruce_L
Posted : Friday, June 1, 2018 3:40:12 PM


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So you aren't interested in simpe TSV21 making its first upward change of angle while the 21-period linear regression slope of simple TSV21 is down?

You are just interested in the 21-period moving linear regression changing from going down to going up?

The following would work in TC2000 v18.

TrueInRow(3 * FAVG(TSV21, 21) - 2 * AVG(TSV21, 21) > 3 * FAVG(TSV21.1, 21) - 2 * AVG(TSV21.1, 21), 2) = 1

Linear Regression Line & Moving Linear Regression

As would the following slightly shorter but more opaque fomula.

TrueInRow(41 * TSV21 + 19 * TSV21.21 > 60 * AVG(TSV21.1, 20), 2) = 1

Slope of moving linear regression line

But you would need to check the values of both the current and previous bars in TC2000 v7.

41 * TSV21 + 19 * TSV21.21 > 60 * AVG(TSV21.1, 20) AND 41 * TSV21.1 + 19 * TSV21.22 <= 60 * AVG(TSV21.2, 20)



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auchang929
Posted : Friday, June 1, 2018 4:38:09 PM
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Thanks, Bruce.  Yes, I am interesting the LR21 changing from going down to going up.

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Posted : Friday, June 1, 2018 4:52:17 PM


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The three formulas in my Friday, June 01, 2018 3:40:12 PM ET post are all for the MLR21 of simple TSV21 going from down to going up.



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auchang929
Posted : Friday, June 1, 2018 5:01:59 PM
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Thanks, Bruce, all your formulas are working fine.  I do not know how you can get those coefficients (41, 19, 60), but it works.  Thank you for all your help.

Bruce_L
Posted : Tuesday, June 19, 2018 9:15:02 AM


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You're welcome.



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