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What are the PCFs for 17 DMA crossing 50 DMA (< & >) using a simple moving average?
I'm also hoping you can answer my 7 other questions in the post I sent last night around 8 p.m. entitled "PCF Questions Miscellaneous" so I can put the answers to work this weekend, thanks guys.
David
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Please try one or more of the following:
SMA17 xUp SMA50:
AVGC17 > AVGC50 AND AVGC17.1 <= AVGC50.1
SMA18 xDn SMA50
AVGC17 < AVGC50 AND AVGC17.1 >= AVGC50.1
SMA18 crossing SMA50 (either direction):
SGN(AVGC17 - AVGC5) <> SGN(AVGC17.1 - AVGC50.1)
Your ten part question (PCF Miscellaneous Questions) is what I was working on. But keep in mind that I will generally interrupt writing a long answer to a long question when something quicker comes up (you might think of it as an express lane for people with fewer items in their cart). You may wish to review the following:
How to create a Personal Criteria Forumula (PCF)
Moving Average PCF Templates
Things to check if your moving averages don't "seem right" or "seem to match"
Handy PCF example formulas to help you learn the syntax of PCFs!
PCF Formula Descriptions
-Bruce
Personal Criteria Formulas
TC2000 Support Articles
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Hi Bruce,
1. Thanks a million for the SMA PCFs below; just what I was looking for, much appreciated.
2. Regarding the express lane, I understand completely; if you can't get to it until Monday I will look forward to your suggestions at that time. I know you all have full plates at times. Meanwhile I will review the 5 videos you've recommended below.
Keep up the good work and thanks again for the great support; have a great weekend. I'll check tonight to see if you got back to the slow lane; if not, see you there next week.
David
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I just finished up with a preliminary answer to your other question. I suspect it will bring up additional questions, but we'll answer anything that comes up in that topic.
-Bruce
Personal Criteria Formulas
TC2000 Support Articles
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