Registered User Joined: 9/7/2005 Posts: 10
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I was wondering if someone could help with a scan of stocks that have closed and crossed the 10 period moving average the day before. today is 1/26 so the cross and close would have to be for 1/25
also one for the 50 period moving average cross and close . I would also like to apply the scan to daily weekly and monthly charts
thanks in advance
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Administration
Joined: 9/30/2004 Posts: 9,187
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Cross Up: C2 < AVGC10.2 and C1 > AVGC10.1
Cross Dn: C2 > AVGC10.2 and C1 < AVGC10.1
For the 50, just substitute 50 for 10 and for weekly and monthly, just change the time frame on the condition accordingly.
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Registered User Joined: 9/7/2005 Posts: 10
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THank you
QUOTE (StockGuy)
Cross Up: C2 < AVGC10.2 and C1 > AVGC10.1
Cross Dn: C2 > AVGC10.2 and C1 < AVGC10.1
For the 50, just substitute 50 for 10 and for weekly and monthly, just change the time frame on the condition accordingly.
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Registered User Joined: 9/7/2005 Posts: 10
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I was wondering if there was a formula to scan for these 2 types of 2 bar combination. The first one: the second bar does not make a lower low than the previous bar but closeshigher than the previous bar. the second one is the second bar makes a lower low but closes positive. but not higher than the previous bar. Also a scan of the inverse is appreciated. I hope the screen shots work
I have attached a screen shot as examples
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 10/7/2004 Posts: 65,138
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If the first one just requires the close above the previous close.
L1 < L AND C1 < C
The inverse of this would be:
C < C1 AND H < H1
If the first one requires the close to above the entire previous bar.
L1 < L AND H1 < C
The inverse of this would be:
C < L1 AND H < H1
The second would be the following if the close is being compared to the previous close.
L < L1 AND O < C AND C < C1
The inverse of this would be the following.
C1 < C AND C < O AND H1 < H
If the close is being compared to the previous high.
L < L1 AND O < C AND C < H1
The inverse of this would be:
H1 < C AND C < O AND H1 < H
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