| Sir Sedgwicke |
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Try this link,
http://camarilla-equation.blogspot.com/
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Thanks Bruce, I was close, just made a syntax errror.
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I want to write a PCF that duplicates the Money Stream Quick Sort on a weekly chart.
On the weekly chart I right click the Money Stream, select:
"Based On"="Moving Up"
"Move Type"="Net"
"Period"="1"
"Net Change >"="2".
Thanks
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Aha!! That one finally worked.
I knew there had to be a solution. Thank you for your efforts in resolving this.
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I also implemented your new formula and it still did not pick up the two mentioned stocks.
Since FIG doesn't have much of a data history, it may not be a good example, but LEA certainly has enough data history and its on screen indicator is visually below 20.
Are you "seeing" the same thing?
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Sure. An example of two today (6/25/07 as of the close) would be LEA (Lear Corp.) and FIG (Fortress Investment Co.) where the Watchlist Sort Value was 14.24 and 0.00 respectively (on the weekly chart) and when I ran the PCF (the one in my initial post) it indicated that these stocks did not make the cut.
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I am using a Simple Stoc. 15.5.5 on a weekly chart. I can visually see that the indicator has dropped below 20 (on some stocks) and when I right click on the Stochastics 15,5,5 label in the bottom window, the Indicator Sort Properties dialog box opens up. I select the Actual Value in the Sort Settings box and then select Sort. A Sort Value column is populated with all of the Actual Values of the stocks in the Watchlist. So far, so good.
Now I'm trying to write a PCF that will reflect anything that is below 20 and I am using the following PCF (after perusing your website for converting stochastics to weekly) and it is indicating that nothing qualifies, yet I can see that when I scroll down to the bottom of the watchlist there are candidates that are definitely below 20. So my question is, shouldn't the PCF's produce the same actual values as the simple point and click sort on the screen?
Here is what I'm using for a PCF: ((STOC75 + 2 * STOC75.1.5 + 3 * STOC75.1.10 + 4 * STOC75.1.15 + 5 * STOC75.1.20 + 4 * STOC75.1.25 + 3 * STOC75.1.30 + 2 * STOC75.1.35 + STOC75.1.40) / 25) <= 20
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Sorry to hear it couldn't be converted, at least you tried.
Thanks,
Bob
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Bruce,
Let me see if I can be of some further help here. This should plot on a scale of 0-100, just like the RSI.
ShortPeriods(EMA) = 10
LongPeriods(EMA) = 40
RSPeriods = 5
SmoothingPeriods = 5
Spread = ShortPeriods(EMA)-LongPeriods(EMA)
Calculate and Smooth the RSI of the Spread
myRSI = RSI(Spread,RSPeriods)
SmoothRSI = EMA(myRSI,SmoothingPeriods)
SetScale = (0,100)
Plot("RSS",SmoothRSI)
If this doesn't work, let me know.
Bob
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Is there a known PCF for the indicator "Relative Spread Strength" as it appeared in the Oct '06 Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities magazine? If not, can it be created? I have looked through the forum and have not found anything yet.
Thanks,
Bob
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