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Could you please help me to formulate pcf's for to scan for stocks with rising TSV and rising MS (last 3-4 days) Thanks
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Worden Trainer
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MoneyStream is normally plotted raw, but TSV is normally plotted with an internal Moving Average applied which can be either Simple or Exponential. Assuming the TSV has a period of 1, you could write something like the following:
TSV and MS both increased for each of the last 3-Periods:
TSV > TSV1.1 AND TSV1.1 > TSV1.2 AND TSV1.2 > TSV1.3 AND MS > MS1.1 AND MS1.1 > MS1.2 AND MS1.2 > MS1.3
With a Simple TSV, you can adjust the built in Simple Moving Average Parameter to match the Period. So using a Simple TSV14, the same formula would become:
TSV14 > TSV14.1 AND TSV14.1 > TSV14.2 AND TSV14.2 > TSV14.3 AND MS > MS1.1 AND MS1.1 > MS1.2 AND MS1.2 > MS1.3
Since TSV in the Personal Criteria Formula Language doesn't have a built an parameter for an Exponential Moving Average, we would need to use the XAVG() funciton to re-create an Exponential TSV14:
XAVG(TSV,14) > XAVG(TSV1.1,14) AND XAVG(TSV1.1,14) > XAVG(TSV1.2,14) AND XAVG(TSV1.2,14) > XAVG(TSV1.3,14) AND MS > MS1.1 AND MS1.1 > MS1.2 AND MS1.2 > MS1.3
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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QUOTE (shabazm) Could you please help me to formulate pcf's for to scan for stocks with rising TSV and rising MS (last 3-4 days) Thanks
shabazm,
TSV and MS are both Share Accumulation Distribution Indicators. In light of this, suppose your question had been:
"Could you please help me formulate pcf's to scan for stocks with share accumulation as measured by TSV and share accumulation as measured by MS (for the most recent 3 days)?"
The answer is:
TSV1.0 > 0 AND TSV1.1 > 0 AND TSV1.2 > 0 AND MS1.0 > MS1.1 AND MS1.1 > MS1.2 AND MS1.2 > MS1.3
Please notice that TSV1, or, any of its moving averages, rising does not indicate that there is any share accumulation as measured by TSV at all.
Thanks,
Jim Murphy
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Joined: 10/17/2007
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I use TSV(28 Exp) with MovAvg(22 Exp). Could you help me with an PCF that let me search stocks with declining TSV in the last 3 days and the TSV has to be above the MovAvg(22 Exp), if possible the TSV of the last day is close to or at the MovAvg(22 Exp) line.
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 10/7/2004
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ats33,
Please try the following:
Exponential TSV28 declining for last three days while above its own EMA22:
TSV < XAVG(TSV1.1,28) AND TSV1.1 < XAVG(TSV1.2,28) AND TSV1.2 < XAVG(TSV1.3,28) AND XAVG(TSV,28) < XAVG(TSV,22) AND XAVG(TSV1.1,28) < XAVG(TSV1.1,22) AND XAVG(TSV1.2,28) < XAVG(TSV1.2,22)
I'm not sure how you would want to objectively define "close to or at", so I'm not sure if that portion of the request is practical or not.
-Bruce
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Joined: 10/17/2007
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Thx Bruce. Let me re-post the question. I am looking for stocks with their TSV above their own EMA22 and declining in the last 3 days, at the same time their TSV have just crossed over ther own EMA22 downwards on the last day.
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 10/7/2004
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ats33,
Please try the following:
Exponential TSV28 declining for last three days while xDn its own EMA22 today:
TSV < XAVG(TSV1.1,28) AND TSV1.1 < XAVG(TSV1.2,28) AND TSV1.2 < XAVG(TSV1.3,28) AND XAVG(TSV,28) > XAVG(TSV,22) AND XAVG(TSV1.1,28) < XAVG(TSV1.1,22) AND XAVG(TSV1.2,28) < XAVG(TSV1.2,22)
-Bruce
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