Registered User
Joined: 4/3/2011
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Can you help with a formula for this?
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 Gold Customer
Joined: 4/10/2006
Posts: 954
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How about this, close was less than avg10 and avg65 6 days ago, but is above those 1 day ago.
((c.6 < avgc10.6) and (c.6 < avgc65.6))
and ((c > avgc10.1) and (c > avgc65.1))
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 10/7/2004
Posts: 65,138
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If you mean Price has been above both the 10-Period and 65-Period Moving Averages at least once during the most recent 5-Bars then:
(C > AVGC10 AND C > AVGC65) OR (C1 > AVGC10.1 AND C1 > AVGC65.1) OR (C2 > AVGC10.2 AND C2 > AVGC65.2) OR (C3 > AVGC10.3 AND C3 > AVGC65.3) OR (C4 > AVGC10.4 AND C4 > AVGC65.4)
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