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Thanks Bruce
That works perfect
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I am trying to write a formula for a negative bar yesterday (red bar) that closes 15% or more below it's open
And a positive bar that opens at yesterdays close or greater and closes greater than yesterdays open.
C1 > .015 * O1 AND
O >=C1 AND
C > O1
My results don't look like the pattern above - can you help?
Thanks Pit 111
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Thanks Bruce
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In looking for the denominator - if it was a the same watchlist every time, would that make a difference?
Example if it was the S&P 500
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Thanks for trying
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Actually I am interested in the % to use as a measure of the strength of the list being measured
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I am interested in the count it is a measure of how bulish the day was
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Can you help me add to my price % change today formula? Each day I update my system and manually create a price % change today percentage that I use in my decision making.
I use 100*(C-C1)/C1 Then I do the following
- Click sort tab 6 (price% change today), click home key
- I now have a list of around 1500 stocks from say +50% down to -18%
- I now space bar down from +50 down through 5,4,3,2,111111 to the last 1 before 0
- When I click on it, it typically says 851 of 1500 That's the percentage I want 56.7%
Do you know of a way to add this to my simple formula
Thanks in advance
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Thanks Bruce
That formula works great
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Is it possible to write a PCF for a TSV 28 ecponential moving up from below when it touches a 15 day exponential MA
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