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seanyboy		Posted : Saturday, October 27, 2007 12:03:30 PM
Platinum Customer Joined: 10/7/2004 Posts: 14		I NEED HELP IN CONSTRUCTING A PCF THAT SHOWS THE OPPOSITE OF ANOTHER PCF I HAVE.  THE CURRENT PCF HELPS TO IDENTIFY OVERSOLD STOCKS THAT ARE NOW GOING UP IN PRICE USING: 9 SHORT, 42 LONG AND A PERIOD OF 15.   HOW DO I NEED TO MODIFY THIS PCF TO IDENTIFY STOCKS THAT MAY BE OVERBOUGHT AND ARE NOW GOING LOWER IN PRICE? I LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR RESPONSE AND APPRECIATE YPUR HELP. THANK YOU.
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Craig_S		Posted : Saturday, October 27, 2007 12:11:02 PM
Worden Trainer Joined: 10/1/2004 Posts: 18,819		Can you copy and paste that PCF here for us? - Craig Here to Help!
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seanyboy		Posted : Saturday, October 27, 2007 12:31:11 PM
Platinum Customer Joined: 10/7/2004 Posts: 14		((AVGC9 - AVGC42) - (((AVGC9 - AVGC42) + (AVGC9.1 - AVGC42.1) + (AVGC9.2 - AVGC42.2) + (AVGC9.3 - AVGC42.3) + (AVGC9.4 - AVGC42.4) + (AVGC9.5 - AVGC42.5) + (AVGC9.6 - AVGC42.6) + (AVGC9.7 - AVGC42.7) + (AVGC9.8 - AVGC42.8) + (AVGC9.9 - AVGC42.9) + (AVGC9.10 - AVGC42.10) + (AVGC9.11 - AVGC42.11) + (AVGC9.12 - AVGC42.12) + (AVGC9.13 - AVGC42.13) + (AVGC9.14 - AVGC42.14)) / 15)) > ((AVGC9.1 - AVGC42.1) - ((AVGC9.1 - AVGC42.1) + (AVGC9.2 - AVGC42.2) + (AVGC9.3 - AVGC42.3) + (AVGC9.4 - AVGC42.4) + (AVGC9.5 - AVGC42.5) + (AVGC9.6 - AVGC42.6) + (AVGC9.7 - AVGC42.7) + (AVGC9.8 - AVGC42.8) + (AVGC9.9 - AVGC42.9) + (AVGC9.10 - AVGC42.10) + (AVGC9.11 - AVGC42.11) + (AVGC9.12 - AVGC42.12) + (AVGC9.13 - AVGC42.13) + (AVGC9.14 - AVGC42.14) + (AVGC9.15 - AVGC42.15)) / 15) I ALSO USE: ((AVGC9 - AVGC42) - (((AVGC9 - AVGC42) + (AVGC9.1 - AVGC42.1) + (AVGC9.2 - AVGC42.2) + (AVGC9.3 - AVGC42.3) + (AVGC9.4 - AVGC42.4) + (AVGC9.5 - AVGC42.5) + (AVGC9.6 - AVGC42.6) + (AVGC9.7 - AVGC42.7) + (AVGC9.8 - AVGC42.8) + (AVGC9.9 - AVGC42.9) + (AVGC9.10 - AVGC42.10) + (AVGC9.11 - AVGC42.11) + (AVGC9.12 - AVGC42.12) + (AVGC9.13 - AVGC42.13) + (AVGC9.14 - AVGC42.14)) / 15)) < 0
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Craig_S		Posted : Saturday, October 27, 2007 12:36:32 PM
Worden Trainer Joined: 10/1/2004 Posts: 18,819		Reverse every < and > and see how the results look. - Craig Here to Help!
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seanyboy		Posted : Saturday, October 27, 2007 4:40:56 PM
Platinum Customer Joined: 10/7/2004 Posts: 14		I WILL TRY THAT.  THANK YOU
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Craig_S		Posted : Sunday, October 28, 2007 8:20:12 AM
Worden Trainer Joined: 10/1/2004 Posts: 18,819		My pleasure. - Craig Here to Help!
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