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User Name:	Kash
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Topic: Average price scan Posted: Monday, April 10, 2006 5:45:34 PM
Yes I have built the scan & plotted the custom indicators. None of which is working. Should I use the 10 as the smoothing avg?
Topic: Average price scan Posted: Monday, April 10, 2006 4:27:07 PM
Craig, Here are examples forthe past 12 months: LSE @ $10.95 Price Grwoth -0.3% Earnings Growth -89.4% Currently near it's high of $11.04 CHK @ $31.69 Price Grwoth 65.1% Earnings Growth 235% Currently near it's 90% low of $30.40 NFI @ $32.30 Price Growth -27.3% Earnings Growth 19.5% Currently near it's high $32.19, possibly ready to change from it's downward trend. PTF @ $22.70 Price Growth 46% Earnings Growth 135.4% Currently at it's high, ready for a pull back. Now I can tighten my stop so it can continue to run up, or get stopped out on the way back down before entering back in again. Does this help? Kash
Topic: Average price scan Posted: Monday, April 10, 2006 3:41:09 PM
Craig, I am looking for the range of 90% of the time for the 52 week low price and the range of 90% of the time for the 52 week high price. Stocks that are trending upward for the 52 weeks. Stocks that have the last 3 quarters of increased earnings, stocks with a price growth of the stock price. Stocks that have pulled back in price and are ready to take off. I currently use another software displaying this on a chart for easy visability and would like to consolidate this into TC Net for easy scans and PCF's. Kash
Topic: Average price scan Posted: Friday, April 7, 2006 6:47:37 PM
Is there a way to scan for stock prices based on 1 year time frame, when the avg high price is at 90% of the high? And when the price is at 10% of the avg low. This should tell me when a stock price is ready to start down and form a new base or should tell me when the price hit a low and should start back up again. It would be great to have a 1 yr chart - line showing the 90% line of the avg high price and a line showing 10% of the low price line. This would show trends, trend reversals, when to watch to get in and when to tighten stops.
Topic: New PCF Posted: Friday, April 7, 2006 6:27:27 PM
50 day moving average crossing over 200 day moving avg
Topic: Building 3 Bullish "MACD Crossover" Easy Scans Posted: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 12:01:13 PM
The video asks to set conditions such as: Price 2 Year Range - I do not have that choice, I have Price 3 yr Range, MS above its 22-day (sim) MA - I don't have that choice or the Daily MACD Bullish (Last 5 bars). Howcan I set the East Scans without these selections available? Kash
Topic: Winning PCF's Posted: Friday, March 11, 2005 4:38:58 PM
Do you have any PCF's that are real winners? PCF's scanning for stocks ready for the big run up? Kash
Topic: Trailing Stop Formula Posted: Thursday, March 10, 2005 5:41:38 PM
Thanks, Kash
Topic: Trailing Stop Formula Posted: Thursday, March 10, 2005 4:44:20 PM
Craig, I tried the PCF on AH, the PCF calculates today's stop @ 38.42, I compute it as 38.01 Kash
Topic: Trailing Stop Formula Posted: Thursday, March 10, 2005 2:54:56 PM
Craig, Something doesn't add up. I used the PCF for the symbol AV it should be 12.24 as of close yesterday. Your answer is 14.11, which is higher than today's price. After I purchase a stock, I wait until close of market then set stop. Recalculating the stop each day after close, only to raise stop, never to lower it. Can you check the formula again? By updating in the middle of the market today provide a wrong figure? Kash