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Topic: 20 day moving average greater than 50 day moving average
Posted: Sunday, June 4, 2006 3:32:33 PM
Craig,

You deserve all the flattery that you get
Topic: Sideways movement
Posted: Thursday, June 1, 2006 7:14:52 PM
Hey Craig,

Can you send me the pcf for stocks that trade sideways within a channel after coming down and hitting a 52 week low. I'm noticing that a lot of buying seems to come in after a stock has been falling for a year or so and hits a bottom say a 52 week low and starts to trade sideways for about a year.

So, a recap , I 'm looking for stocks that have hit a 52 week low, then trades sideways for a year then from there I can put it in a watch list so that I can monitor it for a break out or a point of entry.

Thanks Craig
Your the man among men
Topic: price below its 20day moving avg by one bar
Posted: Monday, May 29, 2006 1:39:08 PM
Thanks Craig, this works !!!!

I don't know what we would do without you and you alone, thanks a million. See you next time.

Tony

Topic: price below its 20day moving avg by one bar
Posted: Monday, May 29, 2006 4:19:59 AM
Craig, sorry to bother you but the formula didn't work for the one bar below the 20 day moving avg that you sent to me. I doulble checked on my end to see if I may have made a mistak on the easy scan and the cut and paste into the pcf's.

It's giving me a lot more days below the 20 day ma, more like 10 to 20 days below which means the move is too far gone.

Could you check the formula for me to see what may be wrong with it.

Thanks Craig
Topic: price below its 20day moving avg by one bar
Posted: Monday, May 29, 2006 3:57:17 AM
Thanks Craig, Worden wouldn't be worth subscribing to if you were not here to help us and I'm dead serious about that.

Thank you very much for your responses and the help that you provide for us out here.

Enjoy your holiday and be safe.

Tony

Topic: price below its 20day moving avg by one bar
Posted: Sunday, May 28, 2006 12:08:26 PM
Hey craig,

I've noticed something wonderful base on a previous formula that you wrote for me a week or so ago, it's awesome !!! I aske you to send me a really simple formula for price trading below it's 20day and 50day moving avg and you sent it.

I've noticed one thing more, when price breaks below it's 20 day moving avg by one bar you can go short on that bar and set your stop loss and it works.

Based on this finding can you send me another little formula for the first price bar that has traded below its 20day moving avg. I only want see the first bar within a previous uptrend that breaks below it's 20day moving avg no matter how long the uptrend was, it doesn't matter to me.

I 'd rather have this formula plotted on a SIMPLE MOVING AVG, I don't like the EMA for my trading style.

So to recap, I 'm looking for all stocks that have a price bar that broke below it's 20day moving avg by one price bar no matter how long or short the previous uptrend. I only want the break below the 20day moving average to be one bar below it 's 20day ma, that's it.

Thanks Craig
You are the greatest !!!!
Topic: 20 day moving average greater than 50 day moving average
Posted: Monday, May 22, 2006 12:20:45 PM

I'm looking at charts on a daily time frame, over a two year length to get a good over view of the overall direction.

Can you send me the formula for the 20 day moving average being greater than the 50 day moving average (20 day crossing the 50 day) by a period of thirty days.

In other words, the 20 day should have crossed the 50 day already, but if you can I'd like to see the crossover after a thirty day time frame.

If this is confusing then I'll except a simple crossover without any other parameters such as the one mentioned above.

I'm only interested in SMA not EMA as far as the weights.

Thanks
Topic: stocks crossing their 20 day moving average
Posted: Friday, May 19, 2006 2:42:18 PM
Hey Bruce,

I got the response back from you, I don't want to use an exponential moving average, I'd rather use a simple moving average first of all.

Second, forget all the other stuff that I put into the criteria, redo the formula for stocks that have crossed above its 20 day moving average for the past 15 days.

Don't worry about volume, EPS, or anything else that was previously mentioned.

tpdavis
Topic: stocks crossing their 20 day moving average
Posted: Friday, May 19, 2006 12:19:28 PM
Hey Craig and Bruce, how are you guys !!!

I've been gone for a while so I'm finally back, I had to wipe my entire hard drive clean due to viruses. So I'm starting over from scratch because I didn't realize that I could have backed up to your server.

Well, can you send me a pcf that would scan for all stocks with the following parameteters:

-Crossed it's 20 day moving average by 15days
-$1 to $10 per share
-Good EPS over the past year(one year would coverthe last four quarters)
-Volume in the thousands over the past 5 days so I know its liquid

I tried to do this on my own but I made a big mess today so I'm frustrated already. I figured I'd better call the doctor's I missed you guys also, glad to be back.

Thanks guys
Topic: Weekly macd crossovers
Posted: Monday, May 1, 2006 11:36:14 PM
Thanks Bruce,

This will definetly help me. I must say that looking at this code, there is no way in heavan that I could have come up with this. You guys earn every bit of your pay, it amazes me and I wish I could do what you do.

Thanks a million !!!!!