We have PCF for Price Percent Change 5-Year which is useful for stocks. 

But, how about Price Percent Changes for four-year, three-year, and two-year?  These would be most helpful when accessing ETFs. 

What, please, is a PCF to find stocks whose candles have long "tails" ("wicks") above or below the candle body? I use O-L for low candles and H-C for an upper candle, Is this correct? I do not get good results here but mainly  because tails are not well developed in v12. Chris Pratsch

If you use a Weekly Time Frame for the Indicator Formula, a 2-year price percent change could be written as:

100 * (C / C104 - 1)

A 3-year price percent change could be written as:

100 * (C / C156 - 1)

And a 4-year price percent change could be written as:

100 * (C / C208 - 1)

An Indicator Formula for the length of the upper wick can be written as:

H - (O + C + ABS(O - C)) / 2

An Indicator Formula for the length of the lower wick can be written as:

(O + C - ABS(O - C)) / 2 - L

I do not know how you might want to determine if these wicks are "long" or not. An Indicator Formula for the upper wick as a percentage of the entire candle could be written as:

100 * (H - (O + C + ABS(O - C)) / 2) / (H - L + .00001)

An Indicator Formula for the lower wick as a percentage of the entire candle could be written as:

100 * ((O + C - ABS(O - C)) / 2 - L) / (H - L + .00001)

Thanks, Bruce Chris Pratsch

You're welcome.