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Saturday, January 22, 2005 |
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Looking for stocks in an up-trend where the fast stochastics (10.4) has recently crossed above the slow 10.4.4 stochastics I like the cross to occur at an oversold stochastics value, below 30 and have it occur at a 5 day low?
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Anyone, is there a way to script this?
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I will repeat my request, trying to write a scan for an "h," pattern,.....
Price is in an uptrend, 50ma and reaches a swing high,
pulls back for 3-7 days, then rallies to make a lower high,
price then declines close to pullback low,.......
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Trying to create this scan:
Price reaches new swing high in uptrend 50MA
pullback 3-4 days
price rallies 3-5 days forms lower high[1] usually a a 50% retracement
price moves lower, a new downtrend, lower highs
price breaks down and breaks below lower low.
"h" pattern
Any help in the ballpark and I can do rest......thank you
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I attempted to look up the scripting language and investigate a few words with little success. I am looking for clarification on the use of "AND," "OR," "IF," what can and cannot be used?
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Bruce, thanks for the suggestion. I didn't understand if I was to choose one or the other, because I was under the impression that "OR," was not possible in tc2000? Seems ABS(XAVGC8 / XAVGC34-1) > .10 works....something similar.
I also had it written as: ABS(XAVGC8 / XAVGC34 - C) > .10
I don't know if this was correct either???
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Bruce, trying to write that either the close or the 8EMA is 10% or moe from the 34EMA. I wrote it as,
ABS((C /XAVGC34))/100 > .10 or ABS((XAVGC8 /XAVGC34))/100 > .10
I don't feel as though they are giving the correct figures.....
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I may have figured it out????
C >= MINL20 * 1.00 AND C <= MINL20 * 1.03
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I cannot remember how to write this nor could I find any reference to write percentage from high?
0 to 3 percent above 20 day lows
0 to 3 percent below the 20-day highs
Thank you in advance
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Thank you Bruce for your help.
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