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Joined: 11/24/2004
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Is there a pcf for tsv crossing 0 and for ms today higher (more + ) than yesterday ?
Thanks,
Tom
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 10/7/2004
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I would create two PCFs and put them in an EasyScan:
Personal Criteria Formulas:
MoneyStream Surge – 1-Period:
100*(MS1-MS1.1)/(MAX(MS1,99)-MIN(MS1,99))
TSV Crossing Zero (Directional) – 1-Period:
SGN(TSV1)-SGN(TSV1.1)
EasyScans:
TSV Up Thru 0 and MS Up:
MoneyStream Surge: Value: (smallest positive value) to Max
TSV Crossing Zero: Value: 1 to Max
TSV Down Thru 0 and MS Up:
MoneyStream Surge: Value: (smallest positive value) to Max
TSV Crossing Zero: Value: Min to -1
You may then sort the results by MoneyStream Surge to find the symbols with the greatest increases in MS. You may want to watch the following videos:
How to create a Personal Criteria Forumula (PCF)
Using EasyScan to find stocks that meet your own criteria
Constructing more versatile and reusable Personal Criteria Formulas
If you aren't interested in sorting and don't care about the direction of the TSV crossover, you could alternately create a single Boolean PCF to catch everything:
(MS1-MS1.1)>0 AND ABS(SGN(TSV1)-SGN(TSV1.1))>0
-Bruce
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 10/1/2004
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I would use Bruce's first solution over the single PCF he gave you. You will find the MoneyStearm surge, as a sort, will find the MoneyStream you want more effectivly than a simple net change being higher than zero.
- Craig
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Registered User
Joined: 11/24/2004
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Thank you both very much!! One othe question, is the a pcf the looks at BOP that is in + teritory only and can if be use with the above scans? I will make sure that I view the recommened videos. I am very new to this and am trying to get a handle on some good screans with out having to look at hundreds of charts a day since I am on a limited time frame. Though you don't get something for nothing.
Thank again,
Tom
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Joined: 10/1/2004
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Try this one...
BOP10
When you add it to the EasyScan look for values over 30. You will end up with blocks of green BOP.
- Craig
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Worden Trainer
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I'm responding to a question presented in easy scans/pfc. First, make sure you watch the videos, they show how to create PCFs and EasyScans much better than the following descriptions.
To create the Personal Criteria Formulas:
Select New | New Personal Criteria Formula.
Enter MoneyStream Surge – 1-Period.
Select OK.
Paste 100*(MS1-MS1.1)/(MAX(MS1,99)-MIN(MS1,99)) into the Editing Formula box.
Select Save.
Select New | New Personal Criteria Formula.
Enter TSV Crossing Zero (Directional) – 1-Period.
Select OK.
Paste SGN(TSV1)-SGN(TSV1.1) into the Editing Formula box.
Select Save.
Select New | New Personal Criteria Formula.
Enter BOP 10-Period.
Select OK.
Paste BOP10 into the Editing Formula box.
Select Save.
Select Databank | Personal Criteria Formula | Update All Criteria.
To create the EasyScan looking for symbols where TSV crossed up through 0, MoneyStream is up, and 10-Period BOP is green:
Select New | New EasyScan.
Select Add New Condition | MoneyStream Surge – 1-Period.
Set Condition Type to Value.
Adjust the Rangefinder so Value reads the smallest positive value to Max.
Select Add New Condition | TSV Crossing Zero (Directional) – 1-Period.
Set Condition Type to Value.
Adjust the Rangefinder so Value reads 1 to Max.
Select Add New Condition | BOP 10-Period.
Set Condition Type to Value.
Adjust the Rangefinder so Value reads 30 to Max.
Select Save, give the EasyScan a name, and select OK.
The other EasyScan is set up the same way as the first, except the value for TSV Crossing Zero is Min to -1 instead of 1 to Max.
-Bruce
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