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| Tuesday, November 30, 2004 |
| Saturday, November 19, 2016 8:48:50 PM |
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Thanks Bruce
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Hi Bruce,
I would like to calulate them like this.
(Postive RSI crossings / ( positive RSI crossings + Negitive RSI crossings)) *100
Is this possible?
Thanks,
Mike
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Thanks, I have two seperate indicators in Stockfinder one for each of the RSI crossing conditions. Is there a way to combine them to create a 0-100 indicator?
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Is there a way to have three chart windows stacked vertically linkeed to the same date range? I often look at the McCellan Ocillator and Sumation Index under a chart of the SP500. It is a pain to get the date range to line up especially when scrolling back and forth in time.
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How can I plot an indicator that shows the number of stocks in a list that have a positive RSI crossing of 30 divided by the number of stocks that had a positive RSI crossing 30 plus the number of stocks that had a negitive RSI crossing 70. Let's say in the SP500 there were 4 stock had postive crossing and 2 stocks had negitive crossings. That would look like 4 / (4+2) = .6667. And could I multiply that by 100 to make it easier to chart?
RSI14.1<30 and RSI14>30 divided by ((RSI14.1<30 and RSI14>30) + (RSI14.1>70 and RSI14<70))
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My crosshairs are white until I stop moving my pointer, then they turn black and dissapear. However, the trendlines once drawn are floating. Meaning you can move them around one end at a time. So go ahead and draw a line close to where you want. Then move your pointer to the end of the line and a little circle will pop up. Grab the trendline in this circle and adjust the line to it's final position.
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The data in TC does not match the McClellan’s data found at http://www.mcoscillator.com/Data.html
The McCellan Oscillator and Summation Index numbers will be different if the starting point has a different date. That being said the patterns are the same in TC as the McClellan’s. Meaning, the highs, lows, and zero line crossing point occur on the same dates. And I have found it is the patterns that are most important. So buy every time the Summation make an extreme low (-1000 or more) and then the Oscillator goes screaming back up through the zero line causing the Summation Index to reverse course.
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Thanks Craig,
The class in Anaheim was great.
I just told my boss I was going to retire in 3 years. He asked if I was going to start living on the street.
Hangflyin
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