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Topic: pcf for volume over 25 day moving average
Posted: Thursday, February 9, 2012 11:32:37 AM
I do need volume for exponential moving average.  Thanks for catching that.  

So volatility is under price volatility.  I was just looking under volatility.    

As usual you are a great resource.  Thanks very much.
Topic: pcf for volume over 25 day moving average
Posted: Thursday, February 9, 2012 8:45:21 AM
Sorry Bruce.  I guess I was a little blurry eyed from surfing charts last night.  I meant low volatility.  The bottom 25%.  I was watching a Martha Stokes video and I think she was using StockFinder and she created a scan of common stocks between $10 - $20 with volume above the 25 ema and all stocks in the lower 25% of volatility.  Since I now have a pcf for the 25 ema all I lack is the low volatility pcf. Thx.
Topic: pcf for volume over 25 day moving average
Posted: Wednesday, February 8, 2012 7:57:08 PM
1.  I'm looking for a pcf for volume over the 25 day moving average

2.  Also, a pcf for low volocity stocks.  The bottom 25%. 

Thanks much.   
Topic: pcf formula's moved from TC2000v7 to TC2000v12
Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2012 3:22:46 PM
Thanks, Bruce. 
Topic: pcf formula's moved from TC2000v7 to TC2000v12
Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2012 2:33:23 PM
So I need to go in and check all my scans in TC2000v12 and make sure the volume is correct? 
Topic: pcf formula's moved from TC2000v7 to TC2000v12
Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2012 2:20:02 PM
Were the formula's imported from TC2000v7 to v12 automatically corrected to accomodate this volume issue?  Thx. 
Topic: pcf formula's moved from TC2000v7 to TC2000v12
Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2012 1:19:16 PM
1.  I had many formula's in TC2000v7.  When they were imported to TC2000v12 were they changed to accomodate the fact that more zero's are used in TC2000v12.  

2.  Also,  I have a formula I am putting into TC2000v12 but it is written in TC2000v7.  Do I need to add more zero's to the 100's and 1000's that are in the formula?   Do I add two zero's?   

formula example:  (100*(C-C1)/C1)>2 and V>=1000 AND (100*(C1-O1 etc......
Topic: pcf = Volume ave one million for 20 days
Posted: Friday, December 23, 2011 12:44:49 PM
In TC2000 v12.  Would below be the pcf formula for volume ave over 1 million for 20 days?  Thx.

(AVGC20*AVGV20)>=10000
Topic: Volume on market open with TC2007 and TC2000
Posted: Tuesday, July 19, 2011 10:58:51 AM
Is there somewhere I can read about volume buzz?

Also, working in TC2007 with a watchlist, is there a good way to read volume action upon the open?  I would like to set up a couple of columns devoted to volume and price change.  Thx. 
Topic: Volume on market open with TC2007 and TC2000
Posted: Tuesday, July 19, 2011 10:17:52 AM
Working in a watchlist, what is a good way to view volume upon market open in TC2007.  I want to see what all my watchlist stocks are doing.  

Also,  I would like more infomation on Volume Buzz in TC2000.  How do I know a stock moving on good volume.  I see the percentages of volume buzz but don't have a good yardstick to know what they mean.
Is volume buzz accurate on the open.  I've heard not so.  Thx.