I'm looking customize the Money Flow Index and be able to scan outflows and inflows intraday & on a daily basis in any security..

Is it possible to scan for large block trades?  signficant volume distribution from a stock?

If possible, I would like to be able to scan significant outflows on stocks underlying strength...

If possible, I would like to be able to scan for buying on stock weakness...

 Chart below to give a better explaination!

Thank you very much!!!

It would be possible to identify trades which are greater than 10,000 shares or $200,000 using the Tick Time Frame, but the amount of Tick data is available is very limited (probably too limited for your purposes).

As to creating a modified Money Flow Index, we would need to start with a specific description of the actual calculations you wanted to use instead.

Bruce,

Thanks for the prompt response.  What I'm looking to do is to find stocks that have a positive 1% change over the last week & significant money flows & distributive volume is coming out of the particular security (Selling on strength)...

http://online.wsj.com/mdc/public/page/2_3022-mflppg-moneyflow.html  

This is what I'm trying to replicate if it sounds confusing... ^^^^ 

We can use the usual money flow calculations... I'm looking to implement the 1%+ change over the last week.

  * 1. Typical Price = (High + Low + Close)/3
  * 2. Raw Money Flow = Typical Price x Volume
  * 3. Positive Money Flow = Sum of positive Raw Money Flow over 14 periods. 
  * 4. Negative Money Flow = Sum of negative Raw Money Flow over 14 periods. 
  * 5. Money Flow Ratio = (Positive Money Flow)/(Negative Money Flow)
  * 6. Money Flow Index = 100 - 100/(1 + Money Flow Ratio)

We can check for at least a 1% positive change in price over 1-week rather easily. On a Daily Time Frame this could be written as:

C / C5 >= 1.01

But I'm not understanding how you want to incorporate this into the Money Flow calculations.

Bruce,

Lets say for AAPL.. I want the total amount of up ticks and down ticks for the day (Calculated separtely)... Is that possible?

Thanks!

No, it is not. There is not enough Tick data available in StockFinder to do the calculations.