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PradeepS
Posted : Thursday, March 14, 2019 2:41:01 PM
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Hi Bruce,

What is wrong in this PCF in terms of syntax?

(STOC10 < -80 AND STOC260 < -80) OR (STOC10.1.1 -100< -80 AND STOC260.1.1 -100< -80) AND L>L1 AND C>H1 AND C>O AND O1>C1  AND AVGV60 >100000

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Bruce_L
Posted : Thursday, March 14, 2019 4:00:16 PM


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STOC10 can't be < -80 because stochastics runs from 0 to 100.

So it is either going to be:

STOC10 < 80

Or it is going to be:

STOC10 - 100 < -80

I suspect you want to subtract 100 because I suspect you are interested in Williams %R and not stochastics or you wouldn't have the -100 in the next section.

I also suspect you want an extra set of parantheses around all of the stochastics tests (although this is not strictly necessary since OR should calculate before AND).

So maybe something like the following?

((STOC10 < 20 AND STOC260 < 20) OR (STOC10.1.1 < 20 AND STOC260.1.1 < 20)) AND L > L1 AND C > H1 AND C > O AND O1 > C1 AND AVGV60 > 100000



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PradeepS
Posted : Thursday, March 14, 2019 9:12:41 PM
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Thanks Bruce! Initially I have found that PCF while watching one of the videos. Below is the screenshot I have captured from that video

http://tinypic.com/usermedia.php?uo=jJm7XUcEEIwhOX7lo7lAsIh4l5k2TGxc

 

PradeepS
Posted : Thursday, March 14, 2019 10:12:11 PM
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Yes, I am interested in both Williams %R 10 and Williams %R 260 should be below -80

Bruce_L
Posted : Friday, March 15, 2019 7:07:03 AM


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Do you know which video it is?

The formula given should test for Williams %R being below -80. The reason this works is that:

STOC10 - 100 < -80

Is the same thing as:

STOC10 < 20

Because you can just add 100 to both sides of the first formula to get the second formula.



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