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	Hello.  How do I create the following condtion for an indicator, such as ADX or MACD. 
	I want to a condition that shows that  yesterday's MACD is not the lowest MACD value over the past month.  I wrote the following, but it contained a Syntax ErrorL 
	XAVGC12.1-XAVGC26.1 > MIN((XAVG12.1-XAVGC26.1), 20) 
	How do I write a condition that an Indicator is not a New 20-day Low? 
	Thank you. 
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	Thank you Julia.  If you are Julia Ormond then I enjoy your webinars. | 
	
		
		
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	Hello Bruce, 
	  Under a topic called "RSI Scan" you wrote MIN(RSI2.1.1,7) < RSI2.  How do you interpret this? 
	RSI2 = 2-day RSI (assume we are looking at a daily chart) 
	.1 = yesterday's RSI 
	1,7 = does this mean from yesterday to 7 days before yesterday? 
	You were showing the subscriber how to write the minimum value of the RSI2 over the past 7 days, beginning with yesterday.  Which tutorial shows you how to write a condition over the past x number of days? 
	Why do you need the .1? 
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	Hello.  How do I create a condition calling for today's MACD to be 25% less than the MACD for 20 days ago?  What do I select when I Create Scan Condition?  Moving Down %?  Periods = 20?  Percent < ? 
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	Hello.  I want to create a Condition that compares today's 14-period ADX to the ADX 65 days ago.  I want the Condition to be today's ADX at least 20% below the ADX for 65 days ago.  How do I write this? 
	Also I want to know what the parameters mean when I Create a Scan Condition for ADX.  For the condition "Moving Down %" I can enter the Period and the Percent Change.  If I enter 20 periods and < 2% what does this mean? 
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	To make it easier (shorter for you), make the parameters 3-day ATR and 5-day MA of ATR3.  Thanks. |