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kissinkousins
Posted : Wednesday, August 8, 2012 11:23:52 AM
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250 DAY NEW HIGH - 250 DAY NEW LOW. WITH A SCALE OF -100 TO 100. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. GENE

Bruce_L
Posted : Wednesday, August 8, 2012 11:42:59 AM


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A 250-Bar New High would be a boolean (true or false) formula checking if the current high was higher than any of the previous 249-bars:

H > MAXH249.1

A 250-Bar New Low would be a boolean formula checking if the current high was higher than any of the previous 249-bars:

L < MINL249.1

A formula for the highest high in the most recent 250-bars would be:

MAXH250

A formula for the lowest low in the most recent 250-bars would be:

MINL250

I'm not sure how any of the above would end up being on a scale of -100 to 100.

A formula for where the close is relative to the lowest low and highest high of the most recent 250-bars on scale of -100 to 100 could be created as follows:

2 * STOC250 - 100

If you want to substract the number of 250-Bar New Lows from the number of 250-Bar New Highs in TC2000, this is not possible. It is possible to do so using the Market Indicator feature in StockFinder.

You may want to take a look at the Worden Market Indicators topic from the online Help. The T2105 High Low Logic Index and T2117 52-week New High / New Low Ratio system criteria are at least similar to what you want.

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kissinkousins
Posted : Wednesday, August 8, 2012 4:46:47 PM
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BRUCE, THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. GENE

Bruce_L
Posted : Wednesday, August 8, 2012 4:48:19 PM


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You're welcome.



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