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Although this is listed there is not two tweezers with the same lower wicks on bottoms (lows) or same upper wicks on tops (highs)
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I'm decidedly not a candlestick guy. If you only requirements are consecutive identical Lows for a Tweezer Bottom:
If Price.Low = Price.Low(1) Then Pass
Or consecutive identical Highs for a Tweezer Top:
If Price.High = Price.High(1) Then Pass
Then you could use the above Rules. If you have additional requirements I would need you to provide an unambiguous definition of what you see as a Tweeezer Top and Tweezer Bottom (the internet has widely varied and in many cases conflicting additional requirements).
-Bruce
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Is there any way you can give me a code where the highs closely match and say with the bottoms regarless of the actual body size
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I think I'm misunderstanding your most recent post as the RealCode Rules given in my Wednesday, January 27, 2010 9:41:40 AM ET post already ignore the body size and your original Tuesday, January 26, 2010 8:21:31 PM ET post's complaint about the Bearish Tweezer Top and Bullish Tweezer Bottom Rules that are already in the Web Library was that they didn't require exactly matching Highs or Lows.
-Bruce
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in terms of the bottom can i have them where they are very close not exactly equal also can I play with the lengths of the wicks that show up
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An example that would allow you to set the percent difference between the Lows would be:
'# Percent = UserInput.Single = 1
If Price.MaxLow(2) / Price.MinLow(2) <= 1 + Percent / 100 Then Pass
While an example that would allow you to set the net difference between the Lows would be:
'# Difference = UserInput.Single = 1
If Price.MaxLow(2) - Price.MinLow(2) <= Difference Then Pass
It should probably be noted that both 1% and $1 would probably be considered rather large for this purpose and you will probably want to adjust the settings of the Rule once it is created.
-Bruce
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can i put decimals for the difference (.02 .03)
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You can once you have created the RealCode by Editing the Rule (and I think you can just use the decimals all by themselves in the SF5 beta), but in StockFinder 4 (the current production release) there is a bug where it will not translate the decimal from the UserInput line in your RealCode into the actual UserInput being used by the RealCode (so you would have to change it anyway).
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