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lsaloga
Posted : Thursday, March 17, 2011 11:21:15 AM
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How would I find stocks that have gaped down at the open the most number of days in the last 15 days? (i.e.stocks that have gaped down at the open 10 out of the last 15 days). Thank you.
Bruce_L
Posted : Thursday, March 17, 2011 11:44:22 AM


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If by Gap Down at the Open you mean the Open is lower than the previous Low, then please try using the following Personal Criteria Formula as an EasyScan Condition:

ABS(O < L1) - (O1 < L2) - (O2 < L3) - (O3 < L4) - (O4 < L5) - (O5 < L6) - (O6 < L7) - (O7 < L8) - (O8 < L9) - (O9 < L10) - (O10 < L11) - (O11 < L12) - (O12 < L13) - (O13 < L14) - (O14 < L15) >= 10

If by Gap Down at the Open you mean the Open is lower than the previous Close, then please try the following PCF instead:

ABS(O < C1) - (O1 < C2) - (O2 < C3) - (O3 < C4) - (O4 < C5) - (O5 < C6) - (O6 < C7) - (O7 < C8) - (O8 < C9) - (O9 < C10) - (O10 < C11) - (O11 < C12) - (O12 < C13) - (O13 < C14) - (O14 < C15) >= 10

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