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Joined: 3/24/2005
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Please show me the correct PCF Formula when ...
TODAYS CLOSE is greater than the OPEN of a 21 day period.
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(TODAYS close must be greater for the ENTIRE 21 DAY PERIOD).
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 10/7/2004
Posts: 65,138
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Please try the following Condition Formula for the close being above the open for each of the most recent 21-bars:
C > O AND C1 > O1 AND C2 > O2 AND C3 > O3 AND C4 > O4 AND C5 > O5 AND C6 > O6 AND C7 > O7 AND C8 > O8 AND C9 > O9 AND C10 > O10 AND C11 > O11 AND C12 > O12 AND C13 > O13 AND C14 > O14 AND C15 > O15 AND C16 > O16 AND C17 > O17 AND C18 > O18 AND C19 > O19 AND C20 > O20
Or possibly the following Condition Formula for the current close being above the opens of all of the most recent 21-bars:
C > MAXO21
If you mean something other than one of the above, I will need additional clarification from you.
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Registered User
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Please show me the PCF Formula when ...
The low of the current week is > = the low of the previous week
AND
The high of the current week is < = the high of the previous week.
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 10/7/2004
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Please try the following Condition Formula:
MINL5 >= MINL5.5 AND MAXH5 <= MAXH5.5
-Bruce
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