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absorrel4
Posted : Thursday, June 14, 2007 10:02:25 PM
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I am using "Sir 5-Minutes-a-Week" approach (May 4, 2007) for individual stocks. I am trying to construct a PCF for TSV16 crossing over the 11 day simple moving average on a 4 day chart. This is my PCF...but it is not showing TSV16 crossing over the 11 moving average on the 4 day chart. Any suggestions?

(AVG(TSV16.1,4) < ((AVG(TSV16.1,4) + AVG(TSV16.2,4) + AVG(TSV16.3,4) + AVG(TSV16.4,4) + AVG(TSV16.5,4) + AVG(TSV16.6,4) + AVG(TSV16.7,4) + AVG(TSV16.8,4) + AVG(TSV16.9,4) + AVG(TSV16.10,4) + AVG(TSV16.11,4)) / 11)) AND (AVG(TSV16,4) > ((AVG(TSV16,4) + AVG(TSV16.1,4) + AVG(TSV16.2,4) + AVG(TSV16.3,4) + AVG(TSV16.4,4) + AVG(TSV16.5,4) + AVG(TSV16.6,4) + AVG(TSV16.7,4) + AVG(TSV16.8,4) + AVG(TSV16.9,4) + AVG(TSV16.10,4)) / 11))
Bruce_L
Posted : Friday, June 15, 2007 8:06:58 AM


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My suggestion would be to use Indicator Sorting on the Daily formula:

Simple TSV16 xUp SMA11:

TSV16 > AVG(TSV16,4) AND TSV16.1 <= AVG(TSV16.1,4)

As a Custom Percent True Indicator on a 4-Day per Bar chart. It is not possible to create a multiple day per Bar formula for Time Segmented Volume (TSV) without knowing how it is calculated (and that's proprietary). You may wish to review the following:

Visually Backtesting Specific Symbols
Sorting price and indicators by their Actual Value
Handy PCF example formulas to help you learn the syntax of PCFs!

-Bruce
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