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I would like to make a scan that shows on the slow stochastic, stocks on a daily time frame that are overbought or oversold; where the other line actually crosses over to show its about to change trend. I just signed up to this site so please tell me the steps in a simplistic way. Thank you very much in advance.
MIke
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Joined: 10/1/2004
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What Stochastics settings are you planning to use, dadonnum1? The formula for this is not difficult, so when we get your settings, we can get you up and running.
- Doug
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I was thinking of using 14 and 3.
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Check out this video and the PCF templates below it:
Understanding Stochastics
From your plotted Stoc we need
Period
SK Period
SD Period
- Craig
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I would like to use- 21-8-3, the 21 is the period, etc.
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Try this for me:
(STOC21.8>80 AND STOC21.8<AVG(STOC21.8,3) AND STOC21.8.1>AVG(STOC21.8.1,3)) OR (STOC21.8<20 AND STOC21.8>AVG(STOC21.8,3) AND STOC21.8.1<AVG(STOC21.8.1,3))
- Craig
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i think it worked i just went to Fx and copy and pasted it in. So I keep messing with it to make sure its correct. That you for all your help.
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My pleasure!
- Craig
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