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| Thursday, March 10, 2005 |
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Thanks. How do I set up the scan to look for only those stocks whose weekly stochastics are rising (i.e. this week's sochastic is reater than that two weeks ago)?
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I want to write an easyscan that includes criteria at two different chart timeframes. The scan is to look for stocks which have a stochastic crossover on a daily chart, and stochastics on the weekly chart that are going up. The first criterion is already in the program, but the latter has me stumped; I also don't know how to integrate them both in one scan.
Ott M. Wildensteiner
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I am confused; when you say "select Create Condition" do you mean click on "Add Condition to Filter"? If so, I can't find the desired condition in any of the lists of conditions. The only condition that I can find that is close to what I want is "vigorous ma cross"; is that the one you are referring to?
Otto
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How do I scan for prices going through a moving average on a 3 day chart in StockFinder?
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In your video of October 27, 2004 by Doug H., titled "Comparing Indicators Using Visual Difference Sorts", he stated that you can sort on Stochastics, which I take to mean the %D and %K crossovers since the other visual sorts involve crossovers of moving averages. I tried to do this but couldn't. Please help me figure out what to do.
Otto M. Wildensteiner
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Is there any way to scan for the most volatile stocks to use for swing trading?
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What do you mean by "will not visually appear to match your description"? If the stochastics plot isn't what I want, doesn't that mean that the price movement also isn't what I want?
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Bruce: I apologize for any ambiguity in the question. What I meant is I want to do a scan every day that will pick up, on a 3 day chart, those stocks where %K for that day or any of the previous 5 days is below 20 and that day's %K is above the previous day's %K.
Otto
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Bruce: In my question I said I wanted to scan on a 3 day chart; which do you consider this to be -- days or bars?
Otto
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The stochastic is the 40.5 simple.
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