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	| Registered User Joined: 1/29/2005
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 | Where can I find a scan to show stocks bouncing off the 50 day moving average? | 
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 | A few questions to be sure I do this correctly for you... 
 1. Is your MA simple or exponential?
 
 2. What makes something a "bounce"?  I need you to elaborate on this.
 
 - Craig
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	| Registered User Joined: 1/29/2005
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 | MA is simple. 
 A bounce is using the 50 day ma as support.It may touch it or come close to it , then rise above it again.
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 | I need to know how you want to define "close to it" exactly. 
 I also need to know how long ago you want to allow the "close to it" to happen before you abandon the pattern.
 
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	| Registered User Joined: 1/29/2005
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 | For "close to" let's say touches it (or equals. How about yesterday (today-1).  Will that work?
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 | Sure.  Try this: 
 L1<=AVGC50.1 AND H1>=AVGC50.1 AND L2>AVGC50.2 AND L>AVGC50
 
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