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Hi , can you help me write these PCF,s :
1- An all time RSI high monthly chart
2-An all time RSI high weekly chart
3-An all time RSI high daily chart
4-A 3-year RSI high monthly chart
5-A 3-year RSI high weekly chart
6-A 3-year RSI high daily chart
6-A new RSI move past 68 on monthly chart
7-A new RSI move past 68 on weekly chart
8-An all time MACD (settings “12,26,9” )high monthly chart
9-An all time MACD (settings “12,26,9” )high weekly chart
10-An all time MACD (settings “12,26,9” )high daily chart
11-An all time MACD (settings “4,9,3” )high monthly chart
12-An all time MACD (settings “4,9,3” )high weekly chart
13-An all time MACD( settings(“4,9,3”) high daily chart
Thanks.
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QUOTE (falmeshari) 1- An all time RSI high monthly chart
2-An all time RSI high weekly chart
3-An all time RSI high daily chart
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8-An all time MACD (settings “12,26,9” )high monthly chart
9-An all time MACD (settings “12,26,9” )high weekly chart
10-An all time MACD (settings “12,26,9” )high daily chart
11-An all time MACD (settings “4,9,3” )high monthly chart
12-An all time MACD (settings “4,9,3” )high weekly chart
13-An all time MACD( settings(“4,9,3”) high daily chart
I do not know of a practical automated method for writing Personal Criteria Formulas for all time highs in TeleChart.
QUOTE (falmeshari) 4-A 3-year RSI high monthly chart
5-A 3-year RSI high weekly chart
The formulas for these would be too long to be practical.
QUOTE (falmeshari) 6-A 3-year RSI high daily chart
The practicality of this formula would depend on your specific RSI settings.
RSI Period: ?
Use Wilders Smoothing: Checked or Unchecked?
Avg Period: ?
Average Type: Simple or Exponential?
The ability to write a practical formula would require Use Wilders Smoothing to be Unchecked and the Average Type to be Simple if the Avg Period is anything besides 1.
QUOTE (falmeshari) 6-A new RSI move past 68 on monthly chart
7-A new RSI move past 68 on weekly chart
The exact formulas would again depend on your specific RSI settings:
RSI Period: ?
Use Wilders Smoothing: Checked or Unchecked?
Avg Period: ?
Average Type: Simple or Exponential?
-Bruce
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Registered User
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Thank you bruce for your reply , and regarding the Personal Criteria Formulas for all time highs ,
1- An all time RSI high monthly chart
2-An all time RSI high weekly chart
3-An all time RSI high daily chart
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8-An all time MACD (settings “12,26,9” )high monthly chart
9-An all time MACD (settings “12,26,9” )high weekly chart
10-An all time MACD (settings “12,26,9” )high daily chart
11-An all time MACD (settings “4,9,3” )high monthly chart
12-An all time MACD (settings “4,9,3” )high weekly chart
13-An all time MACD( settings(“4,9,3”) high daily chart
what do you think if we write it this way ,
MACD or RSI ( monthly , weekly , daily ) close today >( 120 months or 520 weeks or 3600 days) Max close.
and for the 3 year RSI high ( monthly or weekly ) , how about :
RSI Wilders Smoothing (14) Unchecked ( monthly or weekly or daily ) close today >( 36 months or 156 weeks or 750 days ) Max close .
Thanks .
Faisal
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QUOTE (falmeshari) what do you think if we write it this way ,MACD or RSI ( monthly , weekly , daily ) close today >( 120 months or 520 weeks or 3600 days) Max close.
We can this for the Daily RSI (assuming the same settings as were mentioned for the 3 year RSI High):
RSI14 > MAX(RSI14.1.1,3600)
It should be noted that many symbols will not have enough data to calculate the formula. The other formulas are too long to be practical.
QUOTE (falmeshari) and for the 3 year RSI high ( monthly or weekly ) , how about :
RSI Wilders Smoothing (14) Unchecked ( monthly or weekly or daily ) close today >( 36 months or 156 weeks or 750 days ) Max close .
I've already stated that the Monthly or Weekly versions of these formulas would be too long to be practical. The Daily formula could be written as:
RSI14 > MAX(RSI14.1.1,750)
QUOTE (falmeshari) 6-A new RSI move past 68 on monthly chart
7-A new RSI move past 68 on weekly chart
The Daily version of this is fairly short:
RSI14 > 68 AND RSI14.1.1 <= 68
The Weekly and Monthly versions are quite a bit longer:
Weekly:
100 * ((C0 > C5) * (C5 - C0) + (C5 > C10) * (C10 - C5) + (C10 > C15) * (C15 - C10) + (C15 > C20) * (C20 - C15) + (C20 > C25) * (C25 - C20) + (C25 > C30) * (C30 - C25) + (C30 > C35) * (C35 - C30) + (C35 > C40) * (C40 - C35) + (C40 > C45) * (C45 - C40) + (C45 > C50) * (C50 - C45) + (C50 > C55) * (C55 - C50) + (C55 > C60) * (C60 - C55) + (C60 > C65) * (C65 - C60) + (C65 > C70) * (C70 - C65)) / (ABS(C0 - C5) + ABS(C5 - C10) + ABS(C10 - C15) + ABS(C15 - C20) + ABS(C20 - C25) + ABS(C25 - C30) + ABS(C30 - C35) + ABS(C35 - C40) + ABS(C40 - C45) + ABS(C45 - C50) + ABS(C50 - C55) + ABS(C55 - C60) + ABS(C60 - C65) + ABS(C65 - C70) + .00001) > 68 AND 100 * ((C5 > C10) * (C10 - C5) + (C10 > C15) * (C15 - C10) + (C15 > C20) * (C20 - C15) + (C20 > C25) * (C25 - C20) + (C25 > C30) * (C30 - C25) + (C30 > C35) * (C35 - C30) + (C35 > C40) * (C40 - C35) + (C40 > C45) * (C45 - C40) + (C45 > C50) * (C50 - C45) + (C50 > C55) * (C55 - C50) + (C55 > C60) * (C60 - C55) + (C60 > C65) * (C65 - C60) + (C65 > C70) * (C70 - C65) + (C70 > C75) * (C75 - C70)) / (ABS(C5 - C10) + ABS(C10 - C15) + ABS(C15 - C20) + ABS(C20 - C25) + ABS(C25 - C30) + ABS(C30 - C35) + ABS(C35 - C40) + ABS(C40 - C45) + ABS(C45 - C50) + ABS(C50 - C55) + ABS(C55 - C60) + ABS(C60 - C65) + ABS(C65 - C70) + ABS(C70 - C75) + .00001) <= 68
Monthly:
100 * ((C0 > C21) * (C21 - C0) + (C21 > C42) * (C42 - C21) + (C42 > C63) * (C63 - C42) + (C63 > C84) * (C84 - C63) + (C84 > C105) * (C105 - C84) + (C105 > C126) * (C126 - C105) + (C126 > C147) * (C147 - C126) + (C147 > C168) * (C168 - C147) + (C168 > C189) * (C189 - C168) + (C189 > C210) * (C210 - C189) + (C210 > C231) * (C231 - C210) + (C231 > C252) * (C252 - C231) + (C252 > C273) * (C273 - C252) + (C273 > C294) * (C294 - C273)) / (ABS(C0 - C21) + ABS(C21 - C42) + ABS(C42 - C63) + ABS(C63 - C84) + ABS(C84 - C105) + ABS(C105 - C126) + ABS(C126 - C147) + ABS(C147 - C168) + ABS(C168 - C189) + ABS(C189 - C210) + ABS(C210 - C231) + ABS(C231 - C252) + ABS(C252 - C273) + ABS(C273 - C294) + .00001) > 68 AND 100 * ((C21 > C42) * (C42 - C21) + (C42 > C63) * (C63 - C42) + (C63 > C84) * (C84 - C63) + (C84 > C105) * (C105 - C84) + (C105 > C126) * (C126 - C105) + (C126 > C147) * (C147 - C126) + (C147 > C168) * (C168 - C147) + (C168 > C189) * (C189 - C168) + (C189 > C210) * (C210 - C189) + (C210 > C231) * (C231 - C210) + (C231 > C252) * (C252 - C231) + (C252 > C273) * (C273 - C252) + (C273 > C294) * (C294 - C273) + (C294 > C315) * (C315 - C294)) / (ABS(C21 - C42) + ABS(C42 - C63) + ABS(C63 - C84) + ABS(C84 - C105) + ABS(C105 - C126) + ABS(C126 - C147) + ABS(C147 - C168) + ABS(C168 - C189) + ABS(C189 - C210) + ABS(C210 - C231) + ABS(C231 - C252) + ABS(C252 - C273) + ABS(C273 - C294) + ABS(C294 - C315) + .00001) <= 68
You may wish to review the following:
How to create a Personal Criteria Forumula (PCF)
PCF Formula Descriptions
Handy PCF example formulas to help you learn the syntax of PCFs!
-Bruce
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Thanks Bruce for your help .
faisal
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You're welcome.
-Bruce
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