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Tuesday, March 8, 2005 |
Sunday, September 6, 2009 5:09:34 PM |
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Hi Bruce,
I used Stoch. 21,10,10 formula with exponential to scan the stocks and plot the Stoch. 21,10,10 with cross over. The plots is not match the scan. Do you know what's the problem? If I change to simple, it match.
Thanks,
James
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Hi Bruce,
Thanks for the help. I just use Stoch. by keep in mind the 20 (-80) and 80 (-20).
If I want to scan from the above 80 the day before cross below 80 today, is this formula will do this.
STOC10.1.1 >= 80 and STOC10 < 80
Other scan is from below 20 the day before and cross above 20 today.
STOC10.1.1 <= 20 AND STOCK10 > 20
Thanks,
James
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Bruce,
Thanks for the information. I used the Custom Indicator (STOC10 - 100) you provide to plot the William %R. It plot 3 lines with different numbers. How can I change the Custom Indicator to plot 2 lines with -20 and -80?
Thanks again,
James
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Bruce,
Thanks for the help. How can I change the lines to indicate -20 and -80 in Custom Indicator for William %R?
James
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Bruce,
Thanks for the formula. If I want to plot this Williams %R on the Chart as Custom Indicators, how to plot the value on the chart? I can't used the above formula to plot the chart because it return the boolean.
Thanks again,
James
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QUOTE (Kuf) For the strategy:
Load the Williams % R strategy condition. Left click on the condition and change the 'Less Than' to 'Crossing up through'. Change the -20 to -80
Load the same for the sell signal and again change the approprite values.
Williams %R lets you load and apply the calculation to any indicator (not just price). %R of price is your traditional indicator.
Could we have this formula for TeleChart? I need this Williams %R with -20 to -80 for TeleChart.
Thanks,
James
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Craig,
Great video demo. the Stoc. I try to modify the PDF from your 20,10,5 to 10,3,10. The following show modification I made.
Stochastics crossing down through the SD
((STOC10.3<AVG(STOC10.3,10) )AND (STOC10.3.1>AVG(STOC10.3.1,10)))b]
Stochastics crossing up through the SD
((STOC10.3>AVG(STOC10.3,10))AND(STOC10.3.1<AVG(STOC10.3.1,5)))
Is this modification correct?
Thanks,
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