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Topic: pcf's Posted: Thursday, June 16, 2005 6:52:07 PM
is there a formula for absolute value? I want to take the absolute value of (xavg20.25-xavg50.25) i also want to get the max of the above formula for 20 days. i.e. the max of (xavg20.25-xavg50.25)and (xavg20.26-xavg50.26) and (xavg20.27-xavg50.27)etc.
Topic: volume formula Posted: Friday, February 25, 2005 4:05:31 PM
what is the formula that will return stocks that trade more than an average of 1,000,000 per day. I need the formula for today and in the past.
Topic: downloads Posted: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 1:52:33 PM
Is there a way to download "on balance volume" figures. I can see how to download open, high, low, close etc but not "OBV"
Topic: one formula for more than one day Posted: Monday, February 14, 2005 3:22:18 PM
thanks, are you thinking of implementing a way to write a generic formula and have it run for X number of days back. that would be very helpful.
Topic: one formula for more than one day Posted: Monday, February 14, 2005 3:09:57 PM
I want to write a formula and have it run for several days. There are a lot of variables and a lot of days that I want it run for. Can I write one formula ((C10>=AVGC20.10.95ANDC10>=AVGC50.10.95)AND(OBV10.10>=OBV10.11) and tell TC2005 to run that for several days back or do I have to write ((C10>=AVGC20.10.95ANDC10>=AVGC50.10.95)AND(OBV10.10>=OBV10.11)) OR ((C11>=AVGC20.11.95ANDC11>=AVGC50.11.95)AND(OBV10.11>=OBV10.12)) OR ((C12>=AVGC20.12.95ANDC12>=AVGC50.12.95)AND(OBV10.12>=OBV10.13)) The second way will be a much longer formula but if the same stock appears in all 3 days, it will not be duplicated in the easyscan, right? Is there a maximum length for a formula?
Topic: Calculation of Moving Averages Posted: Monday, February 14, 2005 12:44:28 PM
just to verify, the formula AVGC200.10 > AVGC200.11 will calculate to 14 decimals, so where AVGC200.10 = 24.2512 and AVGC200.11 = 24.2511, the above formula would return a value of true?
Topic: Calculation of Moving Averages Posted: Monday, February 14, 2005 11:59:47 AM
If I am trying to compare a 200 day moving average from one day to the next, how many decimal places are used in the calculation? ie. AVGC200.10 > AVGC200.11 if AVGC200.10 = 24.2511 and AVGC200.11 = 24.2512 would the above formula return a value of True or is it comparing 24.25 and 24.25?
Topic: importing and exporting formulas Posted: Tuesday, February 8, 2005 6:14:47 PM
thanks
Topic: importing and exporting formulas Posted: Tuesday, February 8, 2005 6:05:46 PM
can you re-send that e-mail? and is there a way to tell TC2000 which pcf's to update so all of them are not updated everyday?
Topic: importing and exporting formulas Posted: Tuesday, February 8, 2005 4:51:11 PM
Can I import and export personal criteria formulas into and out of TC2000 from excel? ie if i have the name of the formula in column A and the formula itself in column B? I am doing some backtesting and need to create several detailed formula's and I am looking for an easy way to create them. Also, I have several detailed pcf's that I don't use all the time. Is there a way to export these so as not to bog down TC2000 or instruct TC2000 which pcf's to update. One more question, I am having trouble downloading the "Gold package". Where is the download located on the Worden website.