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 Platinum Customer
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How do I write a pcf to scan for a price rate of change crossover of the zero line?
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Worden Trainer
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Give me your PROC settings and I will be happy to write it up for you.
- Craig
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Platinum Customer
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The setting would be 20 period.
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Platinum Customer
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I have one other qestion. Can I scan for a crossover of one exponential moving average vs another and if so will I be able to see it on the chart?
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Platinum Customer
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Craig, are you still there?
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Worden Trainer
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For your moving average crossovers head here: Moving Average PCF Templates
To mark a chart when a PCF is TRUE, check this out: Visually Backtesting Specific Symbols
For your PROC crossing zero, try these:
Cross Up
C>C20 AND C1<C21
Cross Down
C<C20 AND C1>C21
- Craig
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Worden Trainer
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Harv, sometimes it can take a few hours or a day to receive a response.
- Craig
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Platinum Customer
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Thanks Craig
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Registered User
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QUOTE (Craig_S) For your PROC crossing zero, try these:
Cross Up
C<C20 AND C1<C21
Cross Down
C<C20 AND C1>C21
Craig,
Why would you suggest "try these"? You are overworked.
If you choose to fix it, please delete this post.
Thanks,
Jim Murphy
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Worden Trainer
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Unless someone edited my post between when you quoted it and when I posted it, I see no error in my post but see one in your quote.
Is there an issue I am missing?
An interesting conclusion.
- Craig
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Worden Trainer
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I checked with Bruce and StockGuy. Nobody edited my post. I can only assume I was misquoted in your post.
Please let me know if there is problem with my formulas above. I've tested them and don't believe there is.
- Craig
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QUOTE (Craig_S) I checked with Bruce and StockGuy. Nobody edited my post. I can only assume I was misquoted in your post.
Please let me know if there is problem with my formulas above. I've tested them and don't believe there is.
Craig,
Your PCFs are correct. The only error is one I made when putting in the inequalities.
I have no explaination. I must be overworked, or something?
Sorry,
Jim Murphy
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Worden Trainer
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You shouldn't be working at all!
Thanks for following up.
- Craig
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