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Thursday, January 10, 2013 |
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thank you. I finally found it right after I typed the question.
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Is there a streamlined way of writing the following for price crossing a value. I just want to be able to enter the number once instead of twice for a condition/scan that I am creating.
C1 < number and C > number
I tried
C1 < number < C but it says false when I test it
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The custom PCF Cumulative Indicator looks pretty exact. Doesnt have the same value but the charted line is the same on everything I've put it on so far. As always thanks for the excellent service.
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the symbol didnt come out right its supposed to be the E (summation) symbol
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In Schwabs platform there is a moneyflow indicator that I cant seem to get any indicators in TC2000 to match. The formula for it is below - I wrote the pcf for the back end but Im not sure about how to write the summation part if even possible. Im also not sure what the n-period it uses is and of course their cust serv seems to be reading from a help file that I alerady have available whcich doesnt say. But I can play with that later. If not possible is there any indicator that I can use that returns a dollar value like this one does.
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∑ (((C1-L1) - (H1-C1)) / H1-L1) * V1
i=t-n+1
Their description:
Money Flow keeps a running total of the money flowing into and out of a security.
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Gotcha! Thanks
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Think I figured it out.
MaxH2.4
Please let me know if thats what you would have said
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Hi,
Is there a streamlined way of writing a pcf for the close of the current candle greater than the high of two specific candles. For example if Im looking for a 10:00 close higher than the first two candles of the day on a 5 min chart
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ok thanks
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How is it calculated when I use the moving up or down "smart" option. It seems to come up on a scan at times when it doesnt look like it should. Am I interpreting this option incorrectly?
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