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I would like to write a cumulative pcf and can't seem to remember where to find that editor. I use TC2000 v12.5 for Mac.
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The way I understand it is that Volume Buzz displays the total volume up to that point in time of day as compared to the previous days at that same point in time of day. I want to my set chart periods (5 min, 15 min or 30 min) to be compared to the same periods over the past 20 days. So if we are looking at a 5 min chart I want the period from 9:35 to 9:40 to be compared to the average volume from 9:35 to 9:40 over the past 20 days.
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I would like a PCF for an indicator that would normalize period volume. The basic formula would be:
(V/AVGV20)*100
However, instead of averaging the most recent 20 periods I would like it to only average the same time periods. For example, if we are looking at the open on a 30-minute chart, I would like the 20 period average to only use the open of each day for the most recent 20 days. That way you are comparing the same time periods from different days to create a more accurate average volume for that specific time period.
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I would like the PCF for the Decycler Oscillator by John Ehlers as published in the Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities, September 2015 issue entitled "Decyclers".
Here is a link to code examples:
http://traders.com/Documentation/FEEDbk_docs/2015/09/TradersTips.html
I would like 3 different PCFs:
1) Fast: Period of 16 and K of 1.2
2) Slow: Period of 20 and K of 1
3) The difference between the Fast and Slow
Thank you!
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I'm looking for the S&P 1500 index in TC2000.
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Has this changed since 2011? Do you carry the S&P 1500?
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How far back (data points) does Worden go in calculating the smoothing affect used in Wilder’s RSI formula? Another charting program goes back 250 data points (when possible) and was wondering if Worden goes back a similar amount. Obviously, the farther back you go the more accurate Wilder’s RSI becomes. But at some point the difference is negligible.
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Who provides Worden the % Shares Held by Institutions data? I wonder if your data and Nasdaq's data is updated at different intervals. In any case, I would like to determine which one is more accurate because they are often not the same.
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When I compare TC2000 v12.5 % Shares Held by Institutions to Nasdaq.com's Institutional Ownership I usually find that they are not the same. They are different by as much as 20 or 30 % sometimes. Is there a reason they are often different?
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