What is the PCF that will identify stocks that traded today in the top or bottom third of yesterday's range?  Meaning between the high of yesterday and 1./3 below the high or the low of yesterday and 1/3 above the low.

I would like to know the formula to do the following: List socks that:

1. In the last eight days made a new high that eclipsed the high of the previous rally.

2. Declined In the last 3 days and had lower highs each day

3. Today is trading above the high of the previous day

Can you show me the scan to find stocks that finished up in 11 of the last 12 days, or 12 of the last 15 days?

Bruce, I saved the new formula that you taught me.  How do I find it again?  Where is it saved?

Thank you.  I will give it a try.

My gap definition, assuming a gap up is old high to new low, and for a gap down, old low to new high.  If that equals 10% I would want to identify it.  Are you saying that I can or can not go bak and find every stock that had a gap occurance in TC2000, Version 12.2?  If I can, can you give me instructions how, in real understandabble terms?  Think TC2000 for dummies.

What is the PCF or process to find all gaps up or down over a certain percentage (let's say 10%) over the last year?  I would like to find them so that I can analyze them based on different hypotheses. 

How would you write a condition that is true or false stating that the price has peaked 8 to 12 weeks ago?