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Thursday, March 24, 2005 |
Friday, February 17, 2012 8:20:41 PM |
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Hi,
I'm trying to write a PCF which would identify the stocks from my lists which have traded to the upside on volumes in excess of four times their 50 day moving average on any one of the past thirty trading days.
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks!
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Need some help writing a PCF (2007) to show which stocks did at least five times their average 50 day volume at least one day in the past twenty days.
For example if a stock's 50 day average volume was 200K/day, I want the PCF to identify if there was at least one day in the past twenty trading days when it did more then 1 million shares (five times the average daily volume of 200K)
Thanks
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Thanks,
You guys always deliver!
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How would I writer a scan to determine which stocks had closed higher in eleven of the past thirteen trading days?
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You da man! Have a great weekend!
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Also how to I identify when price closes above the line for the first time.
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I'm trying to write a PCF for at 150 day weighted moving average. Here's the formula
WMA = ( PRICE * n + PRICE(1) * n-1 + ... PRICE(n-1) * 1) / ( n * (n + 1) / 2 )
n = Period
Not having any luck. Help would be appreciated
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I'm trying to write a PCF for at 150 day weighted moving average. Here's the formula
WMA = ( PRICE * n + PRICE(1) * n-1 + ... PRICE(n-1) * 1) / ( n * (n + 1) / 2 )
n = Period
Not having any luck. Help would be appreciated
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This formula (above) was working great, providing a True result when price crossed the upper band in the Sort Value column for several months when I was sorting through a large list of stocks. Recently, however, it is no longer providing a True result. Has something changed in the Telechart 2007 software that no longer allows this computation to work as it did before. The other formulas I am using for other sorts still provide a True result in the Sort Value column when the condition is met.
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How would I write a PCF to find stocks that closed within one percent of their close one week ago?
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