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					| Monday, December 13, 2004 | 
				 
				
					
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				did a search on %b but didn't get any results.  John Bollinger in his book "Bollinger on Bollinger Bands" uses a %b indicator and gives the formula as:
  (last - lower bollinger band) / (upper bollinger band - lower bollinger band)    How do I write that in TC2000?  
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				I'm trying to do an EasyScan for stocks crossing up above a moving average.  As an example, I'd like a list that displays stocks that were below the 40 day simple moving average yesterday, but closing above that average today.  I'm using the PCF: (C > AVGC40 ) AND (C1 < AVGC40.1 ).  This gives me a nice list, however, I notice that it is not an accurate list.  Some of the stocks meet that criteria and others do not.  From Fridays list (2/03) I showed MYL which met this scan criteria perfectly, however, I also had MHP which is a nice stock, but the crossover of the 40 MA was on 1/27, a full week back.
  Where am I going wrong?
  THX 
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				QUOTE (Craig_S) Are you averages simple or exponetial?
  If exponential you need:
  XAVGC200.2 > XAVGC50.2 AND XAVGC50 > XAVGC200
  Also be sure you are looking at a daily chart.  
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				Hi: I have been listening ot Doug's presentation on moving average crossovers.  Nice presentation.   I'm interested in doing something slightly different which is a price crossover of the moving average.  I'm writing to you as I'm having some problems getting the scan to do that.  I tried to do a price crossover of the 3 day MA for starters using (AVGC1/AVGC3)*100 for the first PCFand then like the video, use (AVGC1.3/AVGC3.3)*100 for the second PCF.   I did it this way as I could not get a formula to make the price or   close, cross the average or AVG3.  What I'm still getting however, is a list of some stocks that meet the criteria and some that do not.     Any suggestions?   Thanks, Paul 
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