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I am trying to translate this indicator I have in Metastock to Stockfinder and I am struggling with it...can anyone help me out...
Thanks
Mike
((Mov(CLOSE,3,E)+Mov(CLOSE,5,E)+
Mov(CLOSE,8,E)+Mov(CLOSE,10,E)+
Mov(CLOSE,12,E)+Mov(CLOSE,15,E))-
(Mov(CLOSE,30,E)+Mov(CLOSE,35,E)+
Mov(CLOSE,40,E)+Mov(CLOSE,45,E)+
Mov(CLOSE,50,E)+Mov(CLOSE,60,E)))*10;
(Mov((Mov(CLOSE,3,E)+Mov(CLOSE,5,E)+
Mov(CLOSE,8,E)+Mov(CLOSE,10,E)+
Mov(CLOSE,12,E)+Mov(CLOSE,15,E))-
(Mov(CLOSE,30,E)+Mov(CLOSE,35,E)+
Mov(CLOSE,40,E)+Mov(CLOSE,45,E)+
Mov(CLOSE,50,E)+Mov(CLOSE,60,E)),13,E))*10;
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Craig...
I am back for more... I played around with differant time frames and it all worked. Thank you...
What I am trying to do now is build a scan with the above pcf in it. Now I want to add another PCF which will tell me which stocks have the 3 to 15 EMA group far seperated from the 30 to 65 EMA group.
To put this in english, we have a chart with both groups of EMA's. When you look at the chart I want to see the space or distance between the two grops getting larger.
Can this be done...now thats a dumb question...I've seen your work...
Thanks
Mike
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Thank you Sir...your kindness is much appreciated...I understand it and will try some differant examples....
Mike
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Craig...
Thank you Sir...that worked...
So I can explain what you did and learn from it could I bother you again to put this in sentance form...so I can understand what it says
Again thanks for your kindness
Mike
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Craig;
Thanks for the quick responce...
OK you through me here with the word consolidated...When I look at a chart and use the above formula I want to see the EMA of the group 30 to 60 to be as wide apart as can be or getting wider. I want the scan or the sort to show the charts with the widest to the tightest of the 30 to 60 emas. I am not looking for a crossover or if I understand you correctly a consolidating of the averages.
This is hard to explain when one doesnt know what one is talking about....
Hope this makes sence
Mike
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Craig...
Through my research you wrote this sometime back...
"If so, try sorting any WatchList by the following PCF in ASCENDING ORDER.
100*(ABS(XAVGC3-XAVGC5)+ ABS(XAVGC5-XAVGC8)+ ABS(XAVGC10-XAVGC8)+ ABS(XAVGC10-XAVGC12)+ ABS(XAVGC12-XAVGC15)+ ABS(XAVGC15-XAVGC30)+ ABS(XAVGC35-XAVGC30)+ ABS(XAVGC35-XAVGC40)+ ABS(XAVGC45-XAVGC40)+ ABS(XAVGC50-XAVGC45)+ ABS(XAVGC50-XAVGC60)+ ABS(XAVGC3-XAVGC60)+ ABS(XAVGC5-XAVGC45)+ ABS(XAVGC30-XAVGC8)+ ABS(XAVGC10-XAVGC60))/(MAXH100-MINL100)
It should bring the stocks with the more consolidated averages to the top of your list. Be sure you are sorting in ASCENDING order."
What I am wanting to do is get the averages 30 to 60 to the top. I want to see the wider the group 30 to 60 is the better. Since I dont understand this ABS funtion I might have it in front of me and not know it.
If its not a bother could you have a look please.
Thanks
Mike
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When I draw a trendline on one of my charts it shows up on all the differant chart templates...
I just want a trendline on say chart one daily and when I switch to chart 2 weekly I dont want to see the trendline.
Is this possable?
Thanks
Mike
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Craig...
With all the searching I have done this weekend to solve my problems I have come across your name, Dougs, and Bruces...you people at Wordens ALWAYS go beyond what is asked and with a good attitude...even when the questions asked sometimes seem repetitive...
What you suggested above worked perfectly...just took a couple of tries...
I would like to say thank you and keep up the good work...
Mike
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I just ran a scan and my scan shows 60 stocks. I next do a visual of these 60 and flag 20 of them that meet a certain criteria. I put these 20 into a watch list called list 1. I look over the 60 stocks again and flag 25 that meet a certain criteria. I put these 25 in a watch list called list 2.
Now my question is...what's the simplest way to get the stocks that are the same symbols in list 1 and 2 to a new watch list called list 3.
Thanks
Mike
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diceman
You are correct...I ran a scan in tc then exported it to MS and they say the same thing...
Thanks allot for your time...
Now I have to post another question
Mike
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