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Monday, November 22, 2004 |
Saturday, February 23, 2008 4:31:16 PM |
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Winnie,
I, too, am grateful for your formulas regarding MACD crossovers. Thanks.
Jack
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I understand.
Thanks, Doug.
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Doug,
Thanks for the prompt reply. I will use your suggestions as soon as possible.
However, I am not concerned about how to write a PCF for MACD cross-overs above (or below) the zero-line; but rather when the MACD Histogram begins to tick upwards (i.e. the bars begin to shorten) while the MACD Histogram is still below the zero-line. (I hope I'm making myself clear. But I'm a novice; so it wouldn't surprise me if I weren't!! Ha!)
In any event, thanks again, Doug. I appreciate your help.
Jack
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I'm a new user of TC2005. I've been experimenting with writing PCFs for MACD Histogram, using 12,26,9 as the base.
I'm having difficulty writing a PCF that will give me the MACD Histogram below the zero-line and just begining to tick upwards (on a weekly chart.) I want, as the result of the PCF, to see the very beginings of an "upward sloping MACD Histogram."
Please advise.
And thanks for the terrific assistance hithertofore.
Sincerely,
Jack
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Thank you for your help. You were correct. It's working.
Jack
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I was able to find the PCF's for the Sector Momentum Sort. Thank you.
However, everytime I tag them for use, a screen pops up and states that the formulas need to have a result before I can use them.
While I've had TC2000 for a while, I'm new to many of it's tools. (My fault.)
But I need help on this. Please advise.
Thanks.
Jack Vitlar
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Love the video training segments. Thank you very much.
I am unable to set up the appropriate "tabs" for the Price Percent Change Present Month, Prior Month #2, Prior Month #3, and #4. It seems that this requires a PCF that I do not have; nor am I able, on my own, to create.
Can you please assist me in creating the tabs as you illustrate in your video.
Again, I thank you.
Sincerely,
Jack Vitlar
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