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Joined: 2/3/2005
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I watched a couple of the vids about creating conditions today and decided to create my first sequence. I'm trying to find stocks that had a stochastic > 80 yesterday and stochastic < 80 today.
The first condition I created tested for stochastic > 80 passing 1 of last 2 bars. The second condition tested for stochastic < 80 passing 1 of last 1 bars. Then I put them into a sequence with stochastic > 80 followed by stochastic < 80 and made the span in bars = 2. Next I added "show true markers.
It looks like it is working but I'm getting 2 arrows instead of 1. What am I doing wrong? BTW, if there's a better way to do this I would appreciate any guidance. TIA.
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 10/7/2004
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If you want to use your two base Conditions as is, create a Combo Condition instead of a Sequence Condition.
The easier way would be to just create a single Condition for the Stochastic Crossing Down Through Value: 80.
-Bruce
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Registered User
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When I click on "Show True Markers" there are 3 inputs: arrow height, arrow width, and arrow offset. I'm pretty sure I understand height and width but what is offset?
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Administration
Joined: 9/30/2004
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How far you want to offset the arrows (up or down) from the price plot. Just another way to customize the true markers.
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Registered User
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So now that I can put the arrows on the screen showing when stochastics crosses the 80/20 lines, how do I get Stockfinder to only show those stocks that have crossed? Would I apply the condition to the filter?
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Worden Trainer
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If you want to just mark the items in the WatchList that meet the Conditions you would use a Scan.
Scanning with Conditions
If you want to limit the symbols being displayed in the WatchList to those meeting your Conditions, you would use a Filter.
Filtering Lists
-Bruce
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